Pend Oreille Kokanee Outlook As Season Opens
The article describes a projected Pend Oreille Lake kokanee season with mid January to early February as the start. It notes poor 1969 harvest around 500000 fish, lake drawdown impacts, and the five year life cycle affecting future catches. It warns fishermen about low water levels, suggests early season focus on south end near Bayview and Farragut, and highlights improved drawdown timing by mid November. 1970 expectations emphasize cold weather yet potential active fishing once bitting.
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Pend Oreille Lake
Bayview
Farragut
Paness Forth
Garfieldey
Sandpoint
Idaho
Kokanee
Pend Oreille
Army Corps‘ of Engineers
Corps of Engineers
Fish and Game Department
Idaho Senate weighs drunken hunter crime bill
The Idaho Senate considers a Fish and Game committee measure banning hunting or possession of a firearm while intoxicated. Violations would be a misdemeanor with a three year hunting-right revocation, immediate license suspension, and blood alcohol testing for those charged. The bill parallels a driving intoxication standard at 10 percent.
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Boise
UPD
Idaho Senate
Fish and Game Committee
Idaho
Prisoner escapes Will County Jail via same route as prior
A prisoner escaped Will County Jail Joliet Illinois by the same route used by four others on November 9. Howard Zillenkie was placed in a cell with a cut through glass blocks. The last of the original four escapers was captured in Phoenix shortly before this escape.
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United Press International
Joliet, ‘Ill
UPI
Will County
Howard Zillenkie
Phoenix
Ariz
Stanford Breaks With BYU
Stanford University trustees heard a full report on severing all athletic competition with Brigham Young University. The board discussed the matter but took no action. The move follows accusations the Mormon church discriminates against Negroes, prompting Stanford to drop BYU from future games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Calif
UPI
Stanford University
Brigham Young University
Q. ‘Palmer Fuller II
Stanford Board of Trustees
National Biathlon Championships Set for Jackson Hole
The 1970 National Biathlon Championships will be held January 21 23 and 25 in the Jackson Hole area near Trail Creek Ranch and Heidelberg Restaurant. Competitors from the United States Canada Great Britain and Japan are expected to participate with trials for the U S team in the first two races and the national title in the final race.
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Jackson
Wyo
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Japan
Jackson Hole
Harrow
U.S
Sweden
Trail Creek Ranch
Heidleberg
New motorist gadget wards off drowsiness with vibrations
Helotte and Co offers a neck and temple vibrating device powered by two C batteries to stimulate brain circulation and reduce fatigue. The ad also promotes vinyl covered tapes by Laps for do it yourself decorators to ornament walls floors and cupboards with decorative cloth tapes.
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Helotte & Co
Dept. SC
Indianapolis
Ind
Arno _Adhesive tTapes Inc
Michigan City
Severe storms and winter chill sweep across the U S
Locally heavy thunderstorms drenched Southern Florida while snow and rain persisted across the West and from the Upper Mississippi Valley to the Northern Appalachians. A tornado was sighted north of Palm Beach but caused no injuries. Key West reported over 2 inches of rain, the 24 hour total near 4 inches. Snow flurries spread from Minnesota and Wisconsin through the Great Lakes to Pennsylvania as a Midwest winter system persists. Watertown New York logged 26 below zero as cold air surged east. elsewhere the nation saw sunshine and dryness with west warming and southern plains mild.
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United Press
International
Florida
Mississippi
Appalachian
Weather Bureau
Palm Beach
Fla
Key West
Midwest
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Watertown
N.Y
Plains
Labor Department probe urged in Yablonski murder case
Joseph L. Rauh urges a federal task force to probe the United Mine Workers election and alleged corruption after the death of unionist Joseph Yablonski and his family. Rauh accuses George P. Shultz of failing to act and says the lack of intervention emboldened lawless elements in the UMWA. The Labor Department reports 200 workers in 21 teams are on the investigation and will add material to the file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
Joseph A. Yablonski
Labor
George P. Shultz
United Mine Workers Association
Yablonski
Labor Department
UMWA
Jack Yablonski
Joseph L. Rauh
Schultz
Clarksville
Rauh
Shultz
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Labor and Justice Departments
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Internal Revenue Service
Lawrence Silberman
Rahn
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