Idaho restricted species hunting permits drawn in summer lottery
The Idaho Fish and Game Department completed draws for moose, sheep and goats on July 29 and for antelope, deer and elk on August 11. Successful applicants have been notified. others await refunds delayed by a state law change. Moose permits totaled 115 with 2,758 applications, goats 291 permits with 1,539 applications, and sheep 67 permits with 449 applications. Northern Idaho hunters feature prominently among winners, including several from Bonners Ferry and Coeur d Alene. Nonresidents are capped at 10 percent of permits this year.
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Federal program cuts down home loan down payment to five percent
The Federal Home Loan board announced that savings and loan associations may offer conventional loans with down payments as low as 5 percent. Board Chairman Preston Martin said the plan aims to help many American families with modest down payments.
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Grasshopper control endorsed for Idaho big game ranges
Idaho Fish and Game endorses malathion spraying on about 12 000 acres north of King Hill to protect browse plants from grasshoppers. A safety zone around watercourses is urged. The program aims to reduce defoliation on big game ranges where hoppers threaten cambium and leaves.
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Air Pollution Survey in Idaho Public Opinion Questions
A survey asks Idaho residents about air pollution impacts and solutions. It covers rural versus urban areas, county residence, tax support for pollution control, willingness to pay for anti-smog devices, car upgrades, top speed limits, and price increases to industry for pollution controls. It explores willingness to shut down polluting industries if controls are unaffordable or not technologically feasible.
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