U S Corps of Engineers Near Six Million Kw Capacity
Brig Gen Roy S Kelley announced that the U S Corps of Engineers hydroelectric system in 1969 neared 6 million kilowatts with the North Pacific Division planning about 1 million more in 1970. Pacific Northwest plants total 5 982 000 kW, over a third region capacity and more than 70 percent of the Columbia River generation. The system combines Corps, Bureau of Reclamation, and Bonneville Power Administration transmission facilities.
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Corps
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U. S. Columbia River
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Hazardous driving conditions across Idaho roads report
United Press International reports statewide road and law enforcement officials warn of icy spots and broken snow floors on major routes. Chains advised on several segments including U S 191 Ashton Hill and I 15 West as crews monitor ice and snow.
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State Departments of Highway and Law Enforcement
Idaho
U.S. 95
Bonners Ferry
Mica Hill
Culdesnc Hill
Sandpoint
Coeur d’Alene
Spirit Lake
Plummer
Lewiston Hill
Craigmont
White Bird Hill
Moscow
Genesee
U.S. 10
Canyon
Kellogg
Wallace
Lookout Pass
U.S 12
Orofino
Kooskia
Lolo Pass
Horseshoe Bend Hill
Banks Canyon
New Meadows
U.S. 93
Hailey
Galena
Stanley
Lost Trail Pass
Twin Falls
Nevada
Fairfield
Mountain Home
U.S
Mackay
Craters of the Moon
More Creek
Idaho City
Lowman
Grasmere
Nevada Line
Blackfoot
AEC
Swan Valley
Gilmore Hill
Montpelier
Wyoming Line
U.S. 91
Preston
U.S. 191
Ashton Hill
West Yellowstone
Samuelson Urges Idaho Lawmakers to Set Priorities for Short Session
Gov. Don Samuelson urged Idaho legislators to limit session length and set priorities amid about 800 bills. He plans a budget and state of the state address, notes state police staffing shortages, and cites improvements in commerce, education, and prison reforms as highlights.
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Idaho
Sammrelson
Department of Law Enforcement
Boundary County
Board of Examiners
Dstrict
Merlin Young
Boise
Joe Williams
Supreme Court
Department of Commerce
Home Destroyed By Fire in Spokane
Vi and Mrs Norman G Miller of Spokane and their two children moved into a relative’s house after a fire started by defective wiring on a Christmas tree destroyed their one story home early Monday. Miller woke to flames and saved his family by escaping through a bedroom window as firefighters battled the blaze for over an hour.
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Wash
Norman G. Miller
Miller
Ile
L‘iremen
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