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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1972
Page
8
Local hearings on the Multiple Use Plan reveal divisions over timber harvest and watershed management. Kizer Nygren and others push for balanced use while noting public education and regional opinions will shape the tentative draft before final regional approval. The Kaniksu Forest last year harvested 167 million board feet, about 60 percent of area mills demand.
Boise officials announce Missouri Beef Packers Inc plans a 1972 expansion including a new slaughtering and processing plant on a 160 acre site nine miles southwest of Boise. Operations start in 1973 with about 175 workers at full output and 4000 to 5000 cattle slaughter weekly. Plant cites cattle supply and grain availability as key reasons for location.
Idaho Falls police exposed a plan to kidnap Karen Herd, 1971 Miss Idaho, during a Boise State University event. A suspect, Keith Blaylock, pleaded guilty to threatening a crime of violence, with letters describing the attack unsigned and typed in detail. Herd spoke from Ogden Utah about the threat and its impact on her holiday appearance.
Angove argues for a land ethic that preserves wilderness while allowing economic use. He cites a North Central Forest Experiment Station survey showing low income users among wilderness visitors and calls for defined limits, greater timber utilization, recycling, and housing needs to justify managed harvesting over blanket preservation.
The Venereal Disease Prevention director said 39 gonorrhea cases were reported during the first week of February. Arthur Boyle of the Department of Health noted 1972 total reached 174, up from 80 at the same point last year.
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