Notice of Setting Idaho Bridge Project Bid Held March 7 1972
Idaho Board of Highway Directors invites sealed proposals for 62 ft pre stressed concrete bridge on Priest River Coolin Road East River Bridge Idaho Federal Aid Project No S-57-83(3) in Bonner County. Bid by 2 pm March 7 1972 at Boise office. plan set $5. bidders must meet federal civil rights and wage requirements. bids guaranteed 5 percent. licensed bidders only.
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Idaho Board of Highway Directors
State of Idaho
Department of Highways
West State Street
Boise
Idaho
Priest River
Coolin Road
East River Bridge
Bonner County
State Highway Department
Department of Commerce
Coeur d’Alene
Secretary of Labor
Board of Highway Directors
Housewife Fastens Ten Days for Dock Strike End
In Moscow Idaho Mrs Charles Hay 24 a local housewife began a fast Jan 28 to end the Wes Coast dock strike She has not eaten since then drinking only orange juice and vitamins She plans to continue two to three weeks and says the fast has not harmed her health Her husband a University of Idaho law student notes she has lost a few pounds and remains active at the Chinese Village Restaurant She wrote to ILWU president Harry Bridges about the strike but has not received a reply
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Moscow
Idaho
UPD
Charles Hay
Hay
University of Idaho
Inland Empire
Wood as a hurricane resistant building material
A brief on wood frame construction highlighting pound for pound strength versus steel, wind resilience in past hurricanes, and reinforced with new adhesives for panels and floors. It notes faster panel installation and directs readers to the American Wood Council for a free guide.
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Los Angeles
American Wood Council
Massachusetts Ave
N. W
Washington, D. C
Church urges Social Security rise to wipe out elderly poverty
Sen. Frank Church proposes up to 21 percent boosts in Social Security and a guaranteed income to eliminate poverty among the elderly. He criticizes the administration for a shallow approach and urges an income standard with cost-of-living protections to raise and sustain retirement security.
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Washington
UPD
Frank Church
Idaho
Church
Senate Aging Committee
Senate
Workers Return to Dams as Cold Pause Eases
Crews at Lower Granite Dam in Washington and Dworshak Dam in Idaho begin returning to jobs after a heavy winter freeze. About 1,450 workers between the two sites face a full restart by Tuesday if temperatures rise above 20 degrees necessary for concrete pouring. Grand Coulee’s third powerhouse remains shut with about 1,400 laid off as officials doubt a quick resumption.
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United Press International
Inland Empire
Lower Granite Dam
Snake River
Washington
Dworshak Dam
North Fork
Clearwater River
Idaho
Grand Coulee Dam
Columbia River
Train Derails Blocking West Glacier Route In Montana
An eastbound Burlington Northern freight train loaded with apples and lumber derailed near West Glacier Montana early today. No injuries reported and investigators pursue the cause. One locomotive and 28 of 58 cars left rails near tunnel 38, two cars jammed into the tunnel. Apples and lumber head to Chicago. Two work crews repair tracks as Amtrak and other traffic rerouted via Missoula.
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West Glacier
Mont
Burlington Northern
Washington State
Tunnel 38
Chicago
Amtrak
Missoula
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