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Sandpoint Daily Bee in Sandpoint, Idaho

27 Dec 1974

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Sandpoint Daily Bee

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Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1974

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5

Grand Teton Climb Plans by 66-Year-Old Petzoldt

Paul Petzoldt, 66, aims to scale Grand Teton with a planned route through timber to avoid avalanches. He'll lead 26 climbers from the National Outdoor Leadership School as they carry avalanche beacons, with a Bicentennial banner to be planted at the peak and a photo crew documenting the ascent.

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Grand Teton Climb Petzoldt Middle Teton Glacier Grand Teton National Park National Outdoor Leadership School Grand Teton Lander Wyo Pat Hall Wyoming Jonathan Wright Aspen, Colp National Geographic Society
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Dechant Urges Higher Government Milk Support Price

Tony Dechant president of the National Farmers Union urged President Ford to sign a bill raising the government support price for manufacturing milk. The measure would lift supports to about 7.69 dollars per hundred pounds immediately with quarterly increases through March 1976, offsetting current losses from high feed costs and potential dairy shortages. The administration opposed the bill and Agriculture Secretary Butz advised a veto.

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Washington UPI Tony Dechant National Farmers Union Ford Administration Congress Agriculture Earl L. Butz Dechant Today
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Idaho 1975 hunting fishing licenses set to rise

The 1975 Idaho license and tag fees rise for ages 18 to 64 with hunting licenses up from 3 to 5 and fishing licenses from 4 to 6, while senior residents keep low rates. Nonresident changes focus on reduced license prices but higher tag costs, and elk and deer tag limits tighten. The update also details Coeur d Alene and Clark Fork River regulation tweaks for 1975.

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Idaho Boise Coeur d'Alene Coeur d’Alene St. Joe River Clark Fork
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