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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1975
Page
4
Winter weather and a lead shot ban reduced hunting pressure by eight percent from last year, while the total bag rose over 30 percent to nearly 2,300 birds from 870 hunter visits. Mallards made up 85 percent of the take as crippling losses rose. several violations led to fines including swan shooting and over limits.
Notre Dame defeated top ranked Alabama 13 to 11 in the Orange Bowl as Ara Parseghian ends his Notre Dame tenure with a victory. Bear Bryant’s Tide falters in a bid for the national title after a near perfect regular season.
New undergraduate program in criminal justice and criminology at Eastern Michigan University will emphasize professional education and prepare students for research positions in criminal justice agencies.
Sandpoint's young boxers displayed talent and strong coaching during a boxing card at Spirit Lake over Christmas. Udland Caspers Bauscher each won in bouts against Spirit Lake opponents while McCracken and Plaster added wins and losses. Dennis Mc Cracken, John Plaster, Larry Davis fought in exhibitions or close decisions with Spirit Lake and Valley Eagles competitors.
The Ptarmigan Cross Country Ski School opens this Saturday at 1 p.m. instructor Bill Straley leads a $10 three lesson course meeting at the Alpine Shop by 12:30. Enroll by contacting Straley at 263-2714 or the Alpine Shop.
USC coach John McKay refused to claim the national title but said he has a good shot after an 18-17 Rose Bowl victory over Ohio State. He noted Notre Dame's 13-11 Orange Bowl upset of Alabama and praised Alabama coach Bear Bryant. Haden connected with McKay for a late touchdown and Diggs secured the two point conversion.
The USOE estimates 1.9 million teaching vacancies from 1970 to 1975. Over two million new graduates and 250000 to 350000 teachers returning to the field are expected to compete for those jobs.
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