Cattlemen Sponsor Beef Schools in Sandpoint
The Bonner County Cattlemen and County Extension Office host beef schools from January to February at 8 p.m. in Sandpoint Community Hall. January 8 features cross breeding with Dr. Ross Christian. January 15 covers making rations with Morris Hemstrom. January 22 discusses calf diseases with Dr. Floyd Frank. February 6 covers farm financing with Interstate Production Credit Association. All interested invited.
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Bonner County Cattlemen’s Association
County Extension Office
Sandpoint
Ross Christian
University of Idaho
Morris Hemstrom
Floyd Frank
Interstate Production Credit Association
North Idaho College Spring Term Begins With Registration Event
North Idaho College NIC with Bonner County support opens spring term registrations on January 23 at 7 p m in Sandpoint Junior High School. Courses include Comparative Social Systems Accounting Fundamentals of Physical Science Developmental Psychology and Marriage for transfer credit. Residency certificate from the County Auditor is required before registration. High school or college transcripts needed unless on file. adults over 21 may gain admission with special permission from the Dean or Coordinator.
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North Idaho College
Bonner County
Sandpoint
NIC
Raymond Stone
E. Joyce Boswell
Church seeks hearings on predator control policy
Senator Frank Church urges Thursday hearings on federal predator control after President Nixon banned poisons. He cites protests in Idaho where wool growers face hardship due to coyotes and seeks alternatives from Interior after an evasive response from Roge Morton.
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Washington
Frank Church
Nixon
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Senate Interior Committee
Church
Idaho
Rogers Morton
Burglary Suspect Arrested After Dropped Wallet Link
Police captured Wayne M. Lopez 30 after a burglary at the Justice of the Peace office in Bisbee Arizona when they found his wallet with identification he left in the office. A tape recorder an adding machine and a pistol were reported stolen.
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Bisbef, Ariz.upd
Justice of the Peace
Wayne M. Lopez
IEA seeks 11.5 million boost for Idaho public schools
Idaho Education Association plans to ask the legislature for an 11.5 million dollar increase in public school funding, excluding kindergartens. They argue a 75 dollar per pupil rise is a minimum to approach expenditures in neighboring states and call for funding from state and federal sources.
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IEA
Boise
UPI
Idaho Education Association
Wayne York
State Board of Education
Wyoming
Montana
Nevada
York
Idaho
Miller Cuts Own Paycheck in UMW Salary Cut
United Mine Workers president Arnold Miller announced salary reductions for officials totaling 365000 dollars annually. Miller cut his own pay from 50000 to 35000 dollars and eliminated an automatic 25 dollar per diem for the office.
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Washington
Arnold Miller
United Mine Workers
Miller
W.A
Tony’” Boyle
UMW
Stockpiling deer risks and hunter responsibility
Idaho wildlife officials warn deer numbers depend on habitat and food supply while urging hunters to return report cards showing harvest totals. They cite 18 000 returned cards reporting 7 000 deer and 3 000 elk harvested and note 130 700 deer tags and 60 640 elk tags sold as of Nov 30. They also stress safe gun handling and licensing rules for youths.
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Len Hoskins
Elko
Nevada
Idaho
Boise
Murtaugh Woman First Traffic Victim
Karen Joyce Stocking a 27 year old from Murtaugh Idaho died in a two vehicle collision on U S Highway 30 west of Murtaugh about 10 a m She was a passenger in a pickup driven by her husband Earl Stocking 32 He was treated and released at a local hospital The other driver Gilbert Quesnell 44 escaped injury The crash remains under investigation
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Muraugh
Idaho
UPI
Karen Joyce Stocking
Murtaugh
Here
U.S. Highway 30
Earl Stocking
Gilbert Quesnell
Quesnell
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