River Town Braces for Fourth of July Crowds
McCall Idaho police chief says officers are prepared for holiday crowds swelling population from 1,500 to up to 12,000 with deputies and state police aiding. In Burley three children drown after a car veers into a canal near Declo during a July 30 incident.
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UPI
Bill Acker
Payette Lakes
Acker
Idaho
Burley
Highway
Declo
Erma Manriquez
Anita Manriquez
Joe Louis Hernandez
Edwiges M. Manriquez
Gordon Mills
Manriquez
Lynn Taylor
Taylor
Arson charge tied to Kootenai jail fire in Idaho
Nelda Leonard of Spokane faces first degree arson in last week's Kootenai County jail blaze that damaged property about 15 000 dollars and forced the evacuation of 20 inmates. Bond set at 10 000 by Justice Court Judge Kosonen. Legislative items on log exports and Idaho politics appear alongside.
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Boile
Idaho
Charles Schierman
Nez Perce
Martin Oursland
Kootenai County
Schierman
Ours
Coeur D’alene
UPD
Nelda Louise Leonard
Spokane
Idaho Governor urges wildlife control stake in federal review
Idaho Governor Don Samuelson asked sportsmen to reaffirm state control of wildlife management before Congress reviews the federal land law report. He backed the report’s realistic recommendations but favored a nationwide federal fish and game policy and supported another recommendation for a federal charge.
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Boile Upi
Idaho
Congress
Federal Land Law Review
Don Samuelson
Sandpoint High Class of 1930 40th reunion plans
Members of Sandpoint High School Class of 1930 may arrange to attend the 40th reunion by calling Mrs Verney Olson. Reunion dates are July 18 and 19. The Bonner County Sportsmen's Association meets July 2 at 7 30 PM in Sandpoint Community Hall with a U S Forest Service ecology film. The LEO Club meets Thursday at 7 PM in the Panhandle Room Pastime. Sandpoint Public Library will be closed July 3 and 4.
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Sandpoint High School
Verney Olson
Kat
Bonner County Sportsmen’s Association
Sandpoint
Ron Johnson
U. S. Forest Service
LEO Club
Panhandle
Smith Seeks Idaho Role in Land Law Revisions
Rexburg Republican Dick Smith urged Idaho take a leading role in revising basic land laws per the federal land law review commission, applauding 60 to 90 percent tax payment recommendations for privately held lands and noting benefits to counties and schools. He backed environmental licensing claims and criticized the state’s administrative services spending but praised its communications value. He disputed Cecil Andrus on poverty program politics and cited an economic act violation for canceling a discussion.
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Boise
Dick Smith
Rexburg
Federal Land Law Review Commission
Idaho
Smith
Administrative Services Department
Cecil Andrus
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