Washington Water Power seeks gas rate increase
Washington Water Power Company asks the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission and Idaho Public Utilities Commission to permit higher natural gas rates to cover El Paso Natural Gas Company wholesale cost increases. President Wendell J. Satre said the change would apply to all mass consumption from October 1, raising the typical residential bill about 38 cents per month. WWP serves about 66 000 consumers in over 50 eastern Washington and northern Idaho communities.
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Washington Water Power Company
Regulatory Commission
S of
Washington and
Idaho
Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
WWP
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Federal Power Commission
Wendell J
Satre
Washington
Eagles Auxiliary Benefits Smorgasbord Planned
The Eagles Auxiliary will host a smorgasbord at the Eagles Hall on Friday August 31 from 6 to 8 PM to raise funds for Herb Bricker who recently underwent open heart surgery. Admission is 3 per person or 5 per couple. The public is invited.
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Eagles
Eagles Hall
Herb Bricker
Vera Abby
Cranbrook, B.C
Evelyn Shaffer
Enid Ermine
Rose Boothe
Jo McGuire
Boise
Torch Club
Aerie
St Joe River uses strict rules to protect cutthroat trout
In a regional update journalist Jack McNeel notes that the St Joe River regulations restrict trout to three fish per day above Prospector Creek with a 13 inch minimum, bait fishing banned, while below Prospector Creek the general 10 fish daily limit applies. The policy aims to protect spawning-size cutthroats following Idaho University surveys and years of dwindling numbers. A tagging program will track movement from upper to lower river as fisheries management pursues a balanced, quality fishery with public cooperation.
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Jack McNeel
St. Joe River
North Fork
Clearwater River
Prospector Creek
University of Idaho
St.Joe
Nto
Big Eddy
Department
Fisheries Research Unit
St. Joe
Dworshak Dam
New Plastic Rats In One Year
Chicago reports on Griffin from Brunel University who developed a starch based plastic that biodegrades within a year. Coleroll Ltd of London funded the research and aims to license production for commercial use.
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Chicago
Usaid
Uxbridge
Middlesex
England
Griffin
4 Laboratory
Grifin
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