Institute Aims To Serve Idaho Families In Career Program
The Mountain Plains Education and Economic Development Program serves Idaho and five other western states with a family centered career education model. Forty hours weekly for participants with twenty hours by spouses, six state coordinators, and a Boise contact for more information.
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Glasglc
National Institute of Education
Idaho
Mountain Plains Education & Economic Development Program, Inc
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Glasgow Air Force Base
Mountain Plains
Glasgow
Merle Parsley
Parsley
North 8Th Street
Boise
Farmers Get More Money
Idaho farmers received higher prices mid November than a year earlier for most crops and livestock according to the Idaho Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. However beef cattle lambs and hogs showed price decreases in the period.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Idaho Road Report Highlights Snow Across Major Routes
Boise area reports late day snow on many Idaho highways with chains advised on several routes. Snow and icy spots affect U.S. 55 95 12 20 30 93 and interstates with various hill sections and passes showing snow floor and broken snow, prompting driving precautions statewide.
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Boise
UUPD
Idaho
State Departments of Highways and Law Enforcement
U. S. 55
Boise Area
Culdesac Hill
Lewiston Hill
Moscow
Plummer
Mica Hill
Marsing
Oregon Line
U.S. 10
Kellogg
Wallace
Out Pass
U.S. 12
Orofino
Kooskia
Lolo Pass
Jerome
Hazelton
Burley
Rupert
Cotterel
Utah Line
U.S
Mountain Home Area
Fairfield
Blackfoot
AEC
Arco
Stanley
Idaho City
U. S. 30
Gilmore Hill
U. S. 26
Swan Valley
Wyoming Line
Monida Pass
Idaho Falls
Rigby
Preston
U. S
Nevada Snow Road Hazards Reported Across State
Snow and ice on highways from Hailey to Lost Trail Pass and Galena to Stanley create slick spots. Areas on Shoshone route noted with icy patches posing driving hazards for travelers.
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Nevada Line
Hailey
Lost Trail Pass
Galena
Stanley
Indian Says BIA Needs Big Shakeup Noted at Window Rock
Navajo Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald calls for a major reorganization of the Bureau of Indian Affairs arguing the current structure is outdated compared to a time when Indians were treated paternalistically. The remarks follow last week’s suspension of top Interior Department officials Louis Bruce Harrison Loesch and John Crow.
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Window Rock
Ariz
CPT
Peter MacDonald
Bureau of Indian Affairs
MacDonald
Rogers C. B. Morton
Louis Bruce
Harrison Loesch
John Crow
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Martin Bay
Pend Oreille
Lake Pend Oreille
Pack River Properties
Sandpoint Office
Cedar St
Idaho Road Report
Oldsmobile
Chevrolet
GMAC
Gene Littlefield
Forest Service
Bob Moore
Dude Sletager
Cedar Street
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