Idaho Poaching Penalties Seek Heavy Hike
A proposed Idaho bill by Sen. Dane Watkins would raise poaching fines from 300 to 1000 dollars and imprisonment from 60 days to six months. The text argues courts undercut penalties and urges tougher laws to deter illegal big game hunting in Bonner County.
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Bonner County
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Dane Watkins
Idaho Falls
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Idaho freshman questions license fee hikes amid surplus
Rep. Russ Westerberg from Soda Springs challenged the Transportation and Defense Committee over proposed increases in license and license plate fees. He noted Idaho has a $22 million surplus and urged saying no to raises while programs run on unspent funds.
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UPI
Idaho
Russ Westerberg
Soda Springs
Transportation and Defense Committee
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Television Schedule Highlights From Local Stations
TV guide recap lists NBC KHQ channels with daytime shows like Today Show Days of Our Lives The Doctors Another World Another lineup includes soap operas cartoon segments and game shows across KHQ channel 6 KXLY channel 4 and KSPS channel 7 with primetime items Tonight Show Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy and major network programs noted alongside local Children’s and educational blocks.
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Somerset
Merv Griffins
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Nightly News
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Minnie Attwood obituary with Idaho bowling ties
Minnie Gately Attwood of Sandpoint Idaho died January 29 at age 60 from an apparent heart attack. Born August 24 1914 in Rock Rapids Iowa she moved to the area in 1952 and married Joe Attwood in 1955 at Sandpoint. She worked as bookkeeper at Northern Lights Inc and was active in bowling associations. Funeral services will be February 1 at 1 p.m. at The Moon Chapel. interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. Memorials to Beta Sigma Phi Lambda Scholarship Fund care of Mrs Archie Yager Sandpoint Idaho.
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Wrencoe
Rock Rapids
Iowa
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Sandpoint
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Idaho
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Merton Joseph Attwood, Jr
Great Falls
Mont
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Brewster
Walsh
Janet Melby
Tacoma
Wash
Ruth Wiseman
Corvallis
Oregon
Hazel Arnold
Gordon Gately
Ashland
Moon Chapel
Chuck Wigton
Pinecrest Memorial Park
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Oldest Man In Idaho Dies At 106
Lewiston Idaho William E Kauder the states oldest citizen died Thursday at age 106 He voted in 21 consecutive presidential elections over 80 years Though bedridden and blind for three years he remained engaged via radio and TV news Kauder born in Quincy Illinois December 12 1868 he homesteaded at Southwick Idaho and lived at a nursing home Funeral services pending
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Idaho
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Local thefts and fires reported in Alpine and surrounding areas
Alpine Motors reported a battery theft from a car yesterday. Mrs Melvin Stmatze reported a chain saw stolen from her home. A chimney fire occurred at 520 Cedar St. A TV set catch fire at 1019 N Ruth. Ramona Byers reported her pickup stripped during the night. Newport Sheriff's Office detained a man waving a gun at Lucky Lanes Bowling Alley in Oldtown.
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Melvin Stmatze
Ruth
Cedar St
N. Ruth
Ramona Byers
Priest River
Newport Sheriff’s Office
Lucky Lanes
Oldtown
Youth Corps Camps Slated This Year
About 350 high school students will join Youth Conservation Corps camps across northern Idaho Montana and North Dakota this summer. The Priest River camp in Idaho will host 24 students from Idaho and Washington run by the Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station with Kaniksu National Forest at Priest River Experimental Forest.
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Missoula
Mont
Youth Conservation Corps
YCC
Idaho
Montana
North Dakota
Forest Service
Department of Interior
Priest River
Intermountain Forest & Range Experiment Station
Kaniksu National Forest
Priest River Experimental Forest
Washington
City Mayors Seek $5 Billion Emergency Aid
Washington sources report big city mayors urge $5 billion in urgent federal aid to cover rising costs and shrinking tax receipts. They argue inflation and recession threaten services, calling for renewed revenue sharing and new public jobs.
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Donald Lambro Washington
UPI
Senate
Richard Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Joseph L. Alioto
San Francisco
Alioto
Conference of Mayors
Intergovernmental Relations
Henry W. Maier
Milwaukee
Maier
Congress
IS THIS YOUR DOG
Newfoundland young dog picked up between 8 and 9 p m Thursday night. Large male gentle dog. Owner may claim at 502 Alder. Irish Setter seen near South 3rd and 4th. Gold female lab mix large. Police dog bites. Call 263 2114 for information. Dogs may be picked up at the pound all day. After 5 p m call 263 5483 for emergencies.
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