Sealed bidding dominates National Forest timber sales policy
Northern Region foresters announce sealed bidding as the main method for timber sales across Montana Idaho North Dakota and western South Dakota under the 1976 act. Oral bids may be used where community stability or public interest would be harmed, with three communities identified as dependent on timber.
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Missoula
Montana
North Idaho
North Dakota
South Dakota
Northern Regional
Robert H. Torheim
Torheim
Forest Service
Federal Register
Usda Forest Service
Washington, D.C
Northern Region
Riggins
Idaho
Elk City
Camp Crook
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Northern
Secretary of Agriculture
Proposal May Aid Address Health Hazard Fears
In Hope and East Hope residents fear a sewer system could invite more people. Ross argues population control belongs to planning and zoning, not health officials. He plans informal talks to study options and make a system more acceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
East Hope
Ross
Second heart transplants show Stanford success gains
Stanford researchers led by Dr. Norman Shumway report 118 heart transplants since 1968 with 47 recipients alive and a rapid average of two per month. Six patients received a second transplant, one after rejection of the first and others due to infection or complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Stanford University
Stanford
American Heart Association
Jack G.copeland
Houston
Copeland
Norman Shumway
Public Works Grants Shift Funds to Priest River Phase
Spivey notes potential $850000 allocation could be used for whichever project meets federal standards. Likens says Priest River High School phase two will receive the money to avoid multi year levy delays. Carter calls for doubling public works funds and expanding potential for 1978.
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Hope-Clark Fork
Priest River
Priest River High School
Spivey
EDA
Sandpoint
Ahad
Bonner County
Jimmy Carter
Cadnum Installed as Woodland Forester in Bonners Ferry
James K Cadnum named Woodland Forester for the Idaho Department of Lands in Bonners Ferry area. He will aid Boundary county private woodland owners in timber and resource management and enforce the Idaho Forest Practices Act. Cadnum, a 1969 Michigan State University graduate, comes from Ohio with prior forest service and teaching experience. He and his wife Kay will reside in Bonners Ferry and offer forestry assistance through the local office.
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James K. Cadnum
Bonners Ferry
Idaho Department of Lands
Michael C. Reed
Cadnum
Kootenai ‘ Valley
Foret
Boundary County
New Woodland
Athens
Ohio
Potctet Coe Meng Et Ea
Hocking ‘Technical College
The
U.S. Forest Service
Oregon
California
Michigan State University
Kay
Boundary
Cadman
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Mike Anderson
National Forest
Aero Club
Turkey
Icoupon
Folger
Bisquick
Texas
Oranges
Childrens
Discount Pric
Nalley’s
Nabisco
Armour
Lipton’s
D. A
Aynan
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