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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1970
Page
3
Scientists used a 23 pound electronic collar to track an elk named Monique in northwestern Wyoming as Nimbus 3 satellite passes overhead. A mistaken tranquilization led to swapping the collar to a second cow elk and renaming it Monique, with six months of data planned.
Boise Idaho lawmakers pushed a busy day as the 40th Idaho Legislature moved key measures. The Senate debated constitutional revision with changes and possible voter action, while the House advanced a 64 page recodification of election laws and voting machine provisions taking effect this year in counties choosing to use them.
Washington reports Russell E. Train, head of the new Council on Environmental Quality, says cleaning the environment is a broader social task than landing a man on the moon. Harvard’s Dr. Frederick Smith warns cures must not worsen woes, while Dr. Frederick Sargent I and Robert H. Finch urge urgent action to prevent future loss of life and lifestyle.
Four month old Shaun Yvette McLeroy disappeared from a car while her mother shopped. The infant has a dangerous form of epilepsy and medicine coverage was fading, raising fears of death within 24 hours. Volunteers and state troopers searched the area as helicopters hovered.
Early March marks steelhead season in Idaho with warm weather prompting activity in the Salmon River canyon near Riggins and Whitebird, the Snake River below Hell's Canyon Dam, and the lower Clearwater. A new yearly steelhead permit costs one dollar and requires recording catches by date and river section as shown on permit maps.
Demonstrators protested the Chicago Seven verdict with several hundred police and about 200 arrests near U S Attorney General John Mitchells Washington home. The protest focused on the Watergate complex with a police barrier near George Washington University. In Boston, 5000 youths staged a peaceful downtown march.
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