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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1977

Page

7

Amazon Basin Sport Fishing Frontier Reveals Giant Gamefish

The Amazon basin hosts many legendary gamefish including the peacock bass and payara. Dorado pacu pirarucu piraiba and picuda are described with sizes up to 700 pounds in a tropical angler’s paradise spanning Brazil Colombia and Peru.

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Idaho Students Urged to Apply for Federal Summer Jobs

Senator Frank Church announced a shortened two month window for federal summer job applications. For 1978 Idaho students must apply between January 4 and January 27, with testing in February. About 10 000 summer positions exist nationally amid heavy competition.

Washington Frank Church Civil Service Commission Idaho Church

NIC Dean Named to Northwest Association College Panel

Raymond L. Stone, Dean of the College at North Idaho College, is named to the Commission on Colleges of the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges for a three year term. The panel accredits post secondary institutions in seven western states. Stone, a Craigmont native, has long served in Northwest accreditation work and will likely lead accrediting teams. He and his wife Betty live in Coeur d Alene with son Dan a Priest River police officer.

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Aerial Photography Workshop Scheduled at UI Forestry

A Moscow workshop for aerial photography and interpretation runs Feb 27 to March 3 at the University of Idaho forestry building. UI experts Dr. Joseph Ultman Dr. William Hall and Robert Heller direct a full week of sessions from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with a $100 registration fee and four continuing education units.

Moscow University of Idaho College of Forestry Wildife Range Sciences US Office of Continuing Education Joseph J. Ultman William B. Hall Robert C. Heller Waho

AIC Head Elected Boise Appoints Bittleston Assistant State Admin

Elmer Bittleston is named Assistant State Administrator for Vocational Education in Idaho. He has led the Office Occupations Education division for seven years, chaired the National Board on the Office Education Association, and previously taught and supervised in Idaho. He began the new role in December.

Boise Elmer Bittleston Idaho Bittleston Cupations Northwest Nazarene College University of Idaho State Department of Vocational Education Office Education Association

Moscow News Director Joins University Bureau

Matt Shelley, KRPL Radio Moscow news director since 1975, will join the University of Hahbo News Bureau on Jan 1 as broadcast news specialist. A 1975 graduate, he will lead the university radio news service and develop television news coverage. The new post comes from consolidating positions per Barbara Petura.

Moscow Matt Shelley KRPL University of Hahbo Shelley Barbara Petura

Two Youths Convicted Of U S Property Theft

Two Kootenai County men aged 19 and 20 were fined 1000 dollars each and given three year suspended sentences after pleading guilty to theft of government property valued over 100 dollars. The case followed a Fenian Ranger Station break in on March 27 and involved stolen chain saws snowshoes and other items.

Coelr-D-Alexe Ray McNichol FBI Forest Service Kizer Fenian Ranger Station Ranger Staton Washington Idaho Montana

ISU Alumni House Fund Drive Gathers Support

ISU Alumni Association raises funds to buy and restore Magnuson Alumni House in Pocatello. More than 200 donors have pledged about 40 percent of the $100,000 goal for the 1916 colonial residence near the campus. The house will belong to the Alumni Association and serve as a museum and activity site.

Pocatello Idaho State University Alumni Association HLF Magnuson John Hood Isuigh Idaho State University Steve Guerber ISU Guerber South Seventh Idaho Palmer Rogers New York Stanford-White Plass Receptors Guerber

Idaho Official Elected to National League of Cities Board

Floyd Decker executive director of the Association of Idaho Cities was elected to a two year term on the National League of Cities Board of Directors at the 1977 Annual Congress in San Francisco on December 8 1977. He joins notable members including Maynard Jackson Tom Moody Tom Bradley and Phyllis Lamphere. A historical note mentions a corn and boiled hickory chestnut milk substitute trivia.

Boise Floyd Decker Association of Idaho Cities National League of Cities San Francisco Uaion United States Congress Decker Idaho Alles United States Maynard Jackson Atlanta Georgia Tom Moody Columbus Olin Tom Bradley Los Angeles California Phyllis Lamphere Seattle

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