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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1972

Page

8

Hunting Dates Announced for Deer Elk Bears and More

The Maho Fish and Game Commission sets fall opening dates for general hunting seasons on deer elk and black bear plus controlled hunts for moose antelope bighorn sheep and mountain goat. Archery seasons are listed with unit changes and new units added for various species.

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Probate Code Problems Face Discussions

The Idaho Senate and House Judiciary Committees will hold a joint session January 26 to discuss changes in the Uniform Probate Code. A key issue is separate property outside Idaho and how one third must go to the surviving spouse, with the rest willed by the decedent or executors.

Phil Peterson Senate Judiciary and Rules Committee Idaho

Nixon Promises a Subst itute For Property Tax

President Nixon vows a federal substitute for the property tax used to fund schools and asks Congress to back reform. He tasks a commission to study a value added tax while pushing welfare, revenue sharing, and health measures. Around the World reports a skyjackers’ ransom, Hughes rights delay, and Rhodesian clashes.

United Press International Nixon State of the Union Congress Ronald Ziegler Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations Denver Hughes Airwest Imtali

March of Dimes notes chemical pollutants raise birth defects

The March of Dimes warns that chemical pollutants may cause birth defects and diseases, highlighting environmental risks to prenatal health.

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