Winter Range Funds Cut Hurt Idaho Elk Habitat Program
Idaho Fish and Game will stop contributing funds to elk winter range rehabilitation on National Forest land effective July 1, 1975. Greenley criticized the Forest Service for not funding the program, noting the IFG covered most habitat research and operations for a decade.
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Idaho Fish and Game Department
Daily Bee
U.S. Forest Service
Steve Eenle
IFG
St. Joe
Clearwater River
Greenley
Forest Service
Idaho
Boise
County Grants More CETA Jobs in Bonner County
Bonner County receives state approval to add 14 CETA job openings with $400,000 northern Idaho allocation. 34 jobs were filled earlier after funds became available. Veterans from Vietnam Korea or adjacent waters gain early access in the next 48 hours.
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Bonner County
State of Idaho
Dept. of Employment Office
Ken Haessley
Dept. of Employment
CETA
Haessley
Vietnam
Korea
Snowpack in Northern Idaho Tops 1974 Levels
The Federal Soil Conservation Service reports Northern Idaho snowpack now 2 percent above early 1974 levels when floods caused over 30 million dollars in damage. Snow in the Spokane River drainage is 2 percent higher than last year and 122 percent higher than 1973, with the heaviest accumulation at lower elevations 3,000 to 3,500 feet likely to melt quickly in heavy rains.
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Spokane
APS
Federal Soil Conservation Service
Idaho
Robert Davis
Federal Agency
Davis
Priest River Group Urges Stance Against River Study
The Priest River Valley Association pressed Bonner County Commissioners to oppose federal classification of the Priest and Moyie Rivers. Led by Clarence Veteto, the group urged letters to Idaho's congressional delegation arguing against Wild and Scenic River Act study and noting forest service control and costs.
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Priest River
Veteto
Forest Service
Snow Removal Costs Higher Than 1974 Total
Sandpoint Highway District reports January 1975 snow removal expenses nearly 9,300 with 5,300 for labor 3,000 for equipment maintenance and 600 for fuel. The 1974 total was 4,315 and 1975 could reach 30,000 due to expected continued snowfall and equipment issues including a grader transmission costing about 2,262.
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Sandpoint
Jack Leckner
Leckner
Public Works
Jail Escapee Sentenced Here
William L. Are also known as Morgan was sentenced to 75 years in the Idaho State Penitentiary after pleading guilty to two counts of second degree kidnapping and one count of armed robbery. He received 25 years on each count to run consecutively and was to be transported by air. Are, 29, had been jailed in Bonner County awaiting extradition to California when accomplices freed him.
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William L. Are
Morgan
Idaho
Are
Dar Cogswell
Bonner County
California
Jesse O’donnelly
Stephan Alexander
Clark Fork
West Virginia
Alexander
Wallace
O’donnelly
Sandpoint Firefighters Near Contract Agreement
Sandpoint firemen and city officials report smooth contract talks with a final agreement expected February 28. Local 2319 President Doris Williams says six items remain and wage hikes are tied to state patterns. Mayor Brown and council to sign the pact on February 28.
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Sandpoint
City of
Doris Williams
International Firefighters
The
Daily Bee
Bob Kalb
Les Brown
Williams
Proponents Seek Quick Action On Kindergarten Bill
Proponents of public kindergartens pressed House Education Committee chair Kurt Johnson for assurances the bill would not stay in committee past Monday. Rep. Lester Clemm questioned why it was not on the agenda as the panel adjourned with two motions pending and supporters anticipated a continued discussion.
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Boise
UPI
House Education Committee
Lester Clemm
Troy
Kurt Johnson
Idaho Falls
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