Wildlife Window from the Panhandle Idaho
A year end essay reflects on a snowy 1969 winter and good deer elk and whitefish runs in Idaho’s Panhandle. It notes Priest Lake mackinaw and Kamloops fishing records, Pend Oreille and Coeur d Alene Lake production, berry hunting, and a hopeful outlook for waterfowl and kokanee in coming seasons.
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Panhandle
Fish and Game Department
Priest Lake
Kamloop
Pend Oreille Lake
Sandpoint
Kamloops
Kokanee
Pend Oreillé Lake
of Idaho
Coeur d’Alene Lake
Idaho
Bond haul found in discarded box on town dump belt
United Press reports in Chertsey England a man named Bill Parkhurst spotted a small plastic box on a conveyor toward the town dump. He opened it and found bonds and savings certificates worth 1100 dollars, which he turned over to the police.
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United Press
Chertsey
England
Bill Parkhurst
London
UPI
Eileen Hussey
British Broadcasting Corp
BBC
Eileen
Alex Hussey
Chicago
UPID
James A. Ciukaj
Ciukaj
Jack Wifeld
Santa
Gary
Ind
Santa Claus
Publicity ban widened in Wyoming murder case
District Judge C Stuart Brown broadened a publicity ban to cover probate proceedings and contents of the Paynes wills in the Jackson Hole murder case. The judge had earlier barred publicity on possible first degree murder charges against Russell Payne 25 who is accused in the killings. The ruling followed a reporter obtaining the wills from court clerks and Brown ordering no publication of probate matters or contents. The Paynes were missing earlier this year and their son is jailed in Las Vegas awaiting extradition to Wyoming.
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Jackson, Wyo
UPD
C. Stuart Brown
Martin W
Emmalyn Payne
Jackson Hole
Paynes
Russell Payne
Brown
Young Payne
Las Vegas
Wyoming
Tax Loopholes In Reform Bill Create Four New Breaks
The reform bill passes with four new tax preferences aimed at pollution controls railroad modernization housing rehabilitation and mine safety equipment. Each provision includes an automatic sunset after five years.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Perot Plans Christmas Aid Flight to POWs in Vietnam
Texas billionaire H. Ross Perot arrived in Hong Kong en route to Bangkok to seek North Vietnamese permission for a flight delivering 1400 Christmas dinners and supplies to U.S. POWs. Hanoi blocked the trip, saying gifts would go only by mail via Moscow. Perot prepared a second plane in Los Angeles and pressed ahead with Operation Understanding despite cost estimates around 600000 dollars, largely funded by U.S. businessmen.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Texas
H. . Ross Perot
Bangkok
North Vietnam
Paris
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Perot
Tif
U.S
Moscow
Los Angeles
Eisenhowers in Brussels mark anniversary amid health speculation
Newsmen in Brussels report Julie Eisenhower, 21, fell ill during a U S Embassy reception. Her husband says the illness is not serious. An embassy spokesman downplays pregnancy rumors, noting it is only a bug. The couple, celebrating one year of marriage, are visiting David Eisenhower's parents, Ambassador John Eisenhower and wife.
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Brussels
UPID
David Eisenhower
Nixon
Julie
U.S
Eisenhower
Eisenhowers
David
John Eisenhower
F111A Fleet Grounded After Ninth Crash At Nellis
The Air Force grounded its F111A fighter-bombers at Nellis AFB Nevada after the 15th crash of the swing wing jet since testing began in 1967. Both pilots Lt Col Thomas J Mack and Maj James L Anthony were killed in the latest incident 25 minutes after takeoff during a bombing run.
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Nellis Afb
Nev
UPD
Air Force
Desert
Tactical Air Command
Langley Afb
Thomas J. Mack
Viola
Ill
Linda
Maj
James L. Anthony
Big Spring
Tex
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