Elk and deer archery season closes in Palouse Panhandle
The 1969 big game season ends with elk and deer archery in unit 8 and 21 A. Hunters urged to mail report cards and return jaw bones and markers. Weather and inventory surveys begin January 4 10 by FWS and Fish and Game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palouse
Panhandle
Unit
Gibbonsville
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Fish and Game Department
Columbia Basin
Hells Canyon
Snake River
Brownlee Dam
Lewiston
Salmon River
Adams
Custer
Idaho
Lewis, Lemhi
Nez Perce
Valley
Columbia Basin Mallard
Newspapers Eye $100 to $120 Million Ad Revenue Gain
ANPA predicts daily newspapers will gain $100 to $120 million in retail advertising this year. Lee Templeton notes a 6 percent rise in 1969 and says TV retail ads reached about $150 million, with total retail ad revenues surpassing $3 billion last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPD
A&a
Assn
ANPA
Lee B. Templeton
Bureau of Advertising
Templeton
Pope Paul denounces arms firms in New Year prayer
Vatican City reports Pope Paul VI condemning arms sellers to nations lacking hospitals and schools as 1970 opens. In New York, Mayor Lindsay vows to fight transit fare hikes while Agnew lauds U.S. and Saigon talks in Taiwan. In California, survivor Albert Sexton Jr. recalls a boating disaster that claimed six lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
United Press International
Vatican City
New York
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Albert Sexton Jr
Wampus Cats Aim for 8th Win as Home Weekend Looms
The undefeated Clark Fork High School Wampus Cats, 7-0 this season, host Kootenai High of Harrison Friday seeking win No. 3 in North Star League play. Saturday they welcome Noxon in a non league game after a previous easy victory over Montana foes. Coach Harold Walker leads the high scoring squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampus Cats
Clark Fork High School
Harold Walker
Kootenai High
Harrison
Noxon
Clark Fork
Montanans
Wallace
Coeur d’Alene
Roger Pearson
Curt Berg
Larry Curry
Wildcats
Sandpoint
Lewiston
LaGrande
Bengal
Tim Kampa
Ken Jacks
Scott Schultz
Marlin Lee
Bengals
Clarkston
Bantams
Harold van Tine
IEL Basketball Predicts Unfamiliar Leaders for February Title
The Inland Empire League faces a changing guard with Coeur d Alene and Lewiston favored over Moscow, as Greg Hordemann takes over the three time defending champions. Moscow opens league play at Sandpoint then hosts Coeur d Alene, while Sandpoint and Kellogg push as dark horses in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Haynes
Moscow Bears
Oregon
Greg Hordemann
Bears
Lewiston
Coeur d’ Alene
Moscow
Shadle Park
Spokane
Sandpoint
Coeur d’Alene
Eric Brinkerhoff
Bear
Craig Leckner
Bulldogs
Roy Jacobson
Inland Empire League
WLPF
Kellogg
Clarkston
Coeur d’ Alene Kellogg
Sandpoint Wallace
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Fish & Game News
Taipei
Spiro T. Agnew
Vietnam
Co’a
Bruce Carter
Randy James
Leckner
Bulldog
Duane Ward
Darkhorse
Vikings
Randy Shaver
Dick Shaffer
Loren Schmidt
Shaver
North Central
Harper's Saw Shop CO
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