Outdoor recreation stakes loom for Idaho’s future
Stewart Hensley reports from Washington on how open space access, water and land preservation are seen as vital for Idaho and the nation. The piece links growing urban demand, population shifts, and leisure time to a public need for accessible outdoor areas and enduring conservation. The Nixon China trip and Idaho health board shakeup are also noted.
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Hughes Turns Up In Nicaragua
Billionaire Howard Hughes arrived in Managua at midday on a private plane from Miami after Bahamas authorities deported four aides. He met with President Anastasio Somoza's regime on business as speculation ended about his whereabouts.
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Lost Plane Pilot Found Dead After Snowstorm Crash
Searchers located Bernard Burkholder 48 of Sterling Colorado dead in the wreckage of his stunt plane four days after it crashed in Strewell Pass Idaho during a blinding snowstorm near Interstate 80. The FAA noted no flight plan filed delaying the search.
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Airlines Urge CAB To Rule Merger On Merit
American and Western Airlines told the Civil Aeronautics Board to decide their proposed merger on its merits not on President Nixon’s opinion. An examiner’s hearing recommended against approval citing disruption to air transportation structure. Transportation supports the merger while Justice opposes it. final approval rests with Nixon due to overseas routes.
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Weather Sets One Record
Spokane activity produced one record and failed to top another. A 55 mph wind gust at Spokane International Airport marked the February monthly high, while the official high reached 49 degrees, well above normal but below the 1888 56 degree February record. Forecasts warned of a high near 45 degrees and continued above normal temperatures but not near the 1930 58 degree date.
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