Clean-up after festival commended in Granby Colorado
Environmental damage from a July festival near Granby Colorado was far less than expected with over 100 youths helping remove debris from public lands. Forest Service officials say erosion risk is limited to a small trail and ground cover should recover in two growing seasons. Authorities compiled a report on costs to 18 agencies. tourism losses affected motels, ranches, and restaurants with 240 arrests, including 27 drug charges.
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Colorado Rockies
U.S. Forest Service
Harry Wagner
Arapaho National Forest
Dean Rasmuson
Rasmuson
Forest Service
Richard J. Schippers
Colorado State Patrol
Grand County
H. L. Henderson
Stones Deliver Sear Rubber-Band Rock at Spectrum
Philadelphia fans packed the Spectrum as Mick Jagger led the Rolling Stones through a fiery hour long set after warm ups by Stevie Wonder and Martha and the Vandellas. Police noted 17 narcotics arrests and two weapon cases before the show, with 200 officers on duty. no arrests during the concert.
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Mick Jagger
Giant Spectrum
Stevie Wonder
Martha
Vandellas
Wonder
Stones
Jagger
Joseph F. O’neill
O’neill
Sandpoint Man In Accident Near Bonners
A Sandpoint man, Robert Crume, crashed his late model car into the rear of Floyd Veach’s vehicle five miles south of Bonners Ferry on US 95. Crume’s car burst into flames after leaving the road. he suffered head injuries and was taken to Community Hospital in Bonners Ferry in fair condition. No citations were issued at the time.
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Bonners Ferry
Robert Crume
Sandpoint
Crume
Floyd Veach
Heron, Mont
Crume Auto
University professor breaks down key hormone in pregnancy
Dr. Om Bahl of SUNY Buffalo claims to isolate and analyze human chorionic gonadotropin HCG from pregnant urine. He says the two subunits can be separated and recombined in the lab and, once understood, could lead to suppression of ovulation to prevent pregnancy. The five year study marks HCG as the first hormone of such complexity to be broken down.
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Buffalo, N.Y
CUUPI
Om Bahl
State University of New York At Buffalo
Bahl
Idaho official urges federal role in consumer protection
During a Nampa stop in his Senate bid, W Anthony Park urged a federal agency to aid state efforts. He cited out of state mail order complaints and jurisdiction limits, noting national concerns stretch beyond Idaho and that existing resources hinder enforcement. He supported a bill in Congress to create a consumer advocate agency.
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Boise
UPD
W. Anthony Park
Idaho
Suit Filed Against City in Idaho Crash
A Washington father John C. Hunter and his daughter Sarah Ann sue Bonners Ferry and city employee Eugene Arledge in federal court for 555000 dollars claiming a November 12 1971 U S 95 collision crossed the center line. The suit follows the death of Hunter’s wife and another daughter.
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UPI
Washington
U.S. 95
Boundary County
Idaho
John C. Hunter
Sarah Ann
Bonners Ferry
Eugene Arledge
Hunter
Arledge
State Plans Weed Control Crackdown in Idaho
Idaho agricultural commissioner Oscar Arstein announces a crackdown on counties failing to obey weed control regulations. Speaking to the Weed Control Association in Burley, he says many are politicizing weed control and that the Department of Agriculture will ensure a comprehensive program with county weed control supervisors, with court action for noncompliance.
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