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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1972

Page

3

Rainbow Trout Popular Fish in Idaho Waters

The rainbow trout is Idaho’s top game fish found statewide in lakes streams rivers and reservoirs. It hybridizes with native cutthroat and includes the steelhead race that migrates to the ocean and returns to spawn. Rainbows prefer clean oxygen rich water spawn in gravel and are stocked in reservoirs to meet fishing demand. They mature in one to two years live about six years and feed on a range of aquatic life.

Idaho Idaho Fish and Game Department

Wallace to undergo second operation in Birmingham

Doctors said Governor George C. Wallace would have a second operation today to drain an abdominal abscess. The surgery would be similar to a prior procedure at Holy Cross Hospital in Maryland to drain pus from a bullet wound suffered May 15 at a political rally. The hospital spokesman said the aim is to continue the Maryland treatment and improve drainage to speed recovery.

Wallace Birmingham George C. Wallace University of Alabama Holy Cross Hospital Silver Spring Maryland

Acrobatic Rainbows Inspire Daily Beem Page 3 Jump

A brief street-level note describes Page 3 jump and dance acts from the Daily Bee that create arcing rainbows in the sky, comparing their acrobatics to rainbows thrown by a hook.

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Outdoors Unlimited to Discuss Idaho Public Land Drawals

Robert Nobis executive secretary of Outdoors Unlimited will discuss the impact of public land withdrawals in Idaho at the Pend Oreille Chapter meeting. The July 26 event at 7:30 p.m. in Priest River City Hall invites all interested persons to attend as Frank Parsons, newly elected chapter president, extends the invitation.

Outdoors Unlimited Idaho Robert Nobis Pend Oreille Priest River Frank Parsons Parsons

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