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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1972

Page

4

Winter busy for Idaho Fish and Game staff in Panhandle region

Wildlife 4 Window reports that January through March keep Idaho Fish and Game staff忙 with gun safety classes, school talks, and frequent meetings with forests and Mis soula regional office. Biologists draft reports, deer and elk field notes follow storms, elk migrate on hillsides, antler cycles vary by species, and enforcement remains constant amid poaching and license checks while winter anglers fish frozen lakes for perch and kokanee.

Fish and Game Department Idaho Northside Kootenai Sandpoint Valleyview Bonners Ferry Naples Mount Hall Copeland Keith Hawn Chuck White Panhandle Forest Service Missoula Ray Rogers Calder Bill Carter

Stock Exchanges May See Merger

Washington SEC member James Needham said a nationwide securities market linking New York American and regional exchanges could be ready by year end. The plan uses a composite tape to give equal access to trading information, part of four years of SEC hearings and studies to curb price gyrations after large trades. Rep. Moss criticized moving ahead without Congress, calling the matters substantial for the economy.

Washington UPI Securities and Exchange Commission James Needham SEC Join E. Moss Dcalif Congress Moss New York Needham

Survival Rate of Idaho Ninth Graders Rises

Idaho's education department reports rising ninth grade survival to graduation over 14 years. Elwyn de Laurier notes 81.3 percent of 1968 ninth graders graduated in 1971, up from 67.9 percent in 1958. Of 15,180 freshmen in 1968, 12,348 earned diplomas in 1971.

Boise UPI State Department of Education Elwyn E. de Laurier Idaho

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