Notice of Sealed Proposals for Priest River-Coolin Bridge Work
Idaho Board of Highway Directors invites sealed proposals for constructing a 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. Bids due March 7 1972 at Boise office. Awards to lowest responsible bidder with nondiscrimination and federal wage compliance.
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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
C.F.R
Coeur d’Alene
State
State Contractors License Board
Secretary of Labor
Board of Highway Directors
U. S. Department OF Transporation
Federal Highway Administration
O. L. Homme
P. O
Clark Fork
Kaniksu National Forest
Ralph M. Phillips
Demos Caution Nixon Attacks as Campaign Criticism Grows
Democratic leaders urged restraint as Nixon policy criticism intensified. Lawrence F. O'Brien said continued attacks risk injuring the nation, while Muskie McGovern Lindsay and Humphrey urged informed debate and warned against silencing dissent. A Boise bid on Idaho law changes and local action in Rupert completed the segment.
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United Press International
Democratic
Lawrence F. O’brien
Nixon
Vietnam
O’brien
Robert Dole
Dole
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
George S
McGovern
D-S.c
New Hampshire
Claremont
N.H
White House
Hanoi
John V. Lindsay
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Spring Runoff Above Average In Inland Empire
The National Weather Service reports above 15 year average spring runoff for Inland Empire streams in eastern Washington and northern Idaho. Snow depths reach 160 to 180 percent of average in mountain areas, with 115 to 120 percent runoff expected for key rivers assuming near normal temperatures. Flooding risk remains unlikely due to available reservoir space and controlled melt rates. Bonners Ferry area gains momentary flood protection due to Libby dam reservoir storage on the Kootenai River.
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Spokane
APS
National Weather Service
Inland Empire
Washington
Idaho
Prospect
Bob Small
Soil Conservation Service
Small
Kootenia Clark Fork
Flathead
Columbia
Bonners Ferry
Libby Dam
Kootenai River
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