Resident Hunters Advocate Higher Nonresident Fees
Idaho columnist Jack O Connor editorializes in Outdoor Life defending the Wildlife Management Institute stance that western state nonresident hunting licenses are overpriced. He argues out of state sportsmen should pay closer to a five to one ratio and supports using federal lands with fees reflecting this gap.
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Idaho
Jack O’connor
Outdoor Life
Wildlife Management Institute
O'Connor
Manley Questions Value Of Tourism
Idaho Senator Art Manley questioned the state’s emphasis on tourism versus industrial development as Lloyd Howe outlined the Department of Commerce and Development budget request. Howe proposed 363 100 total with 270 000 for tourism and 93 100 for economic development. Manley doubted tourism’s primacy and noted the budget is a budgeting matter awaiting legislative action.
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Boise
Ho Development
Howe
Manley
Idaho
National Guard
State Planning
Executive Branch
Schweitzer Basin Ski Report Opens Weekend Operations
United Press International reports Schweitzer Basin near Sandpoint Idaho has 27 degrees at 7 30 a m with a high and broken overcast. Skiing is very good to excellent with four chairlifts and one t bar operating, likely four chairlifts and three t bars over the weekend. The area is open daily.
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United Press International
Schweitzer Basin
Sandpoint
Idaho
Waste Disposal Plant Still Eyed For Area
In Spokane area discussions continue for a federal grant to build an electricity producing plant using industrial wastes and household garbage. Inland Empire Waste Conservation Association co chairman Robert J. De Armond says the EPA denied funding, citing similarity to another project, though the Spokane Coeur d Alene plan would serve 10 eastern Washington and northern Idaho counties and differ in design.
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Spokane
UPD
Spokane- Coeur d'Alene
Robert J. de Armond
Cochairman
Inland Empire Waste Conservation Association
Environmental Protection Agency
de Armond
Washington
Idaho
Idaho Shield Law Draft Aims For 1972 Legislature
Idaho Press Club votes to draft a newsmen shield law modeled on California to protect sources. the move follows discussion by Idaho Statesman editor and notes on three Supreme Court cases. Two Ponderay men plead guilty to hunting deer with artificial light and are sentenced to five days each in Bonner County jail. State officials urge reporting spotlighting activity and provide contact numbers.
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Boise
UPD
Idaho Press Club
Idaho Statesman
Richard Hronek
U.S. Supreme Court
Idaho
California
Bonner County
Don Swanstrom
Gerald Shobe
Robert Schilling
Sunnyside
Keith Hawn
Jerry James
Feds Seize Large Heroin Cache in Miami Sweep
Federal agents seized about 238 pounds of European white heroin valued at 47 million dollars and arrested eight people in a two week operation. The arrests occurred at a Miami home and at Miami International Airport where part of the heroin was found in suitcases carried by three men taken into custody.
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UPC
Miami
State Agencies face funding scrutiny in Idaho budget talks
Idaho officials seek higher general fund allocations for 1973 as R R Reid and Herbert A Berman push budgets for Mines and Geology and Tax Appeals. Gordon Nichols plans a 533 012 total with federal match while a constitutional reorganization proposal may hold funds. 1972 maps shipment announced for distribution to districts and chambers.
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Herbert A. Berman
State Board of Tax Appeals
General Fund
R.R. Reid
Bureau of Mines and Geology
W. Carl Griner
Griner
Idaho
Boise Upi
State Planning and Community Affairs Agency
Glen Nichols
Joint Finance Appropriations Committee
Cecil D. Andrus
Larry Jackson
R.boise
Boise
Highway District
Chambers of Commerce
Office of Public Information
Department of Highways
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Pauline Lee
Evelyn Schulze
Adjustment School Pta
Bee
Ski Report
Idaho Press
Hawn
Sheriff’s Office
Feds
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