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Sandpoint Daily Bee in Sandpoint, Idaho

21 Feb 1972

Page 5

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Sandpoint Daily Bee

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Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1972

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5

Bulldogs pull upset over Moscow in close Idaho league battle

In Bulldog gym, Ron Hunts five guard lineup edges Inland Empire leader Moscow 65 63 after a chaotic finish with three seconds stretched by two timeouts and a technical foul. Sandpoint beat Post Falls the night before, boosting a bold regional tournament outlook despite a fifth TEL finish.

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Bulldog Gym Ron Hunt Moscow Bulldogs Bears Sandpoint John Andrews Andrews Rob Powell Greg Hardemann Steve Duncanson Kevin Goetz Ket Hunt Post Falls Duane Pederson Powell Chris Dawson Rusty Fitchett Idaho Coeur d’Alene Kellogg University of Idaho Memorial Coeur d'Alene Lewiston
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Wilderness areas eyed for possible National System

Northern Regional Forester Steve Yurich identified 18 candidate areas totaling 1.6 million acres in eastern Washington northern Idaho and Montana including Upper Priest Salmo and Scotchman Peak. Public meetings will gather views before a final review and Chief of the Forest Service approval.

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Northern Steve Yurich Priest-Salmo Scotchman Peak Washington Idaho Montana Yurich National Forest Headquarters The Forest Service
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Taxpayer group attacks Idaho amendment on property tax.

Max Yost of Boise warns that a pending constitutional amendment could deter growth by allowing property to be taxed at varying percentages of full value. He says passage would reshape the state tax structure and enable continual classification changes with each legislative session.

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Boise UPI Associated Taxpayers of Idaho Max Yost
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