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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1970

Page

5

Idaho Wild River Plan In Effect For Three North Idaho Rivers

The Forest Service plan protects 185 miles along the Middle Fork Clearwater Selway and Lochsa rivers spanning Bitterroot Clearwater and Nez Perce National Forests. It designates 54 miles Wild River and 131 miles Recreation River with management guidelines on recreation mining water quality and wildlife.

Missoula Mont Forest Service Middle Fork Clearwater Selway River Lochsa North Idaho Bitterroot Nezperce Neal M. Rahm Northern Regional Forester Recreation River Kooskia Idaho Lowell Lochsa River Lowell Ranger Station Race Creek Paradise Guard Station Magruder Wild River Paradise Salmon River State of Selway - Bitterroot South Fork North Fork Flathead River Montana Moyie Priest, Salmon St. Joe Rivers

Pot Bill Nears Passage With College Roommate Clause

The Senate weighs amendments to ease marijuana penalties led by Sen. Harold E. Hughes. Aimed at keeping small marijuana users out of jail, the changes would cap first offenses at six months for possession and two years for selling with jail optional in some cases.

Washington UPI Senate Harold E. Hughes Diona Hughes Nixon

Grand Jury Hears Witness In Yablonski Plot Case

Cleveland upi reports James C. Phillips a 22 year old who reportedly joined and then quit a plan to kill union leader Joseph A. Jock Yablonski testified before a federal grand jury. FBI agents escorted him to the courthouse for a secret one hour session.

Cleveland UPD Joseph A Jock’’ Yablonski FBI James C. Phillips Phillips Claude E. Vealey Youngstown Ohio

Grazing Fees Not Changed on Public Lands

Washington reports Interior Secretary Hickel and Agriculture Secretary Hardin will keep grazing fees on public lands at current levels. The BLM rate remains 44 cents per animal unit month, with a proposed rise to 1.23 dollars over 10 years previously. Burton and Johnson note opposition and seek halt to further increases.

Washington UPD Interior Walter J. Hickel Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin Johnson Hickel Public Land Law Review Commission Bureau of Land Management Forest Service Agriculture Department BLM Stewart L. Udall Congress Harold T. Johnson Calif Laurence J. Burton Utah Burton

Three Men Charged in Yablonski Family Murder

Grand jury investigates paid killings of Franklin Yablonski a longtime United Mine Workers official his wife and daughter Paul E Vealey Gilly 36 Aubran W Martin 23 charged but not yet appearances. wives testified.

Blonski Grand Vealey Paul E. Gilly Aubran W. Martin Yablonski United Mine Workers Union Gilly Martin

Nader warns of cancer in U S chickens at poultry meeting

Ralph Nader told delegates at the Southeastern Poultry and Egg Association meeting that 40 to 100 percent of U S chickens may be cancerous due to avian leukosis. He urged more research and action citing epidemic-like spread and limited funds. He said there is no proof cancer transfers to humans but cannot be ruled out.

Fatlanta Ralph Nader United States Nader Southeastern Poultry and Egg Association America

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Special Forest Service U. S. Senate House of Representatives Federal Register Rahm Clearwater National Forest U.S. Forest Service U.S NEW Freedom ALA ARTE Marine View North Shore Lodge
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