Elk live-trapping continues in Idaho study near Dworshak Dam
Idaho Fish and Game reports ongoing spring trapping and tagging of elk to track movements related to the Dworshak impoundment. Wes Shaw notes Smith Ridge on the North Fork Clearwater River as the site with 10 radio transmitters planned. From 1963 to 1970, annual elk captures and hunter harvest rates are summarized, totaling 495 retraps from prior years.
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Idaho Fish,and Game Department
U. S. Corp of Engineers
Wes Shaw
Boise
Smith Ridge
Clearwater River
Dworshak Dam
Clearwater
New Board Lineup Includes Local Man
The Idaho Board of Highway Directors photo featured John G. Fanning the new member joining to replace C Ed Flandro. Fanning, an Idaho Falls native and civil engineer, heads Fanning Wholesale Co with his brothers after 13 years in Alaska and the Philippines. The group also included Chairman Howard B. Thomason and Vice-Chairman Lloyd Barron, with Executive Secretary Wayne Summers and State Highway Engineer Ellis L. Mathes assisting.
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Idaho Board of Highway Directors
John G. Fanning
Idaho Falls
C.ed Flandro
Pocatello
Fanning
E.W. Fanning
Fanning Wholesale Co
Alaska
Phillippines
Idaho Falls High School
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
University of Idaho
U.S. Navy
China
Howard B. Thomason
Sandpoint
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Thomason
Missoula Hereford Association
State Committee of Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Bonner County Fha
Lloyd Barron
Senate
House
Transportation and Defense Committee
Highway and Transportation Committee
Western Committee
National Highway and Transportation Committee
National Committee On
Barron
Highway Board
Wayne Summers
Idaho
Ellis L. Mathes
McClure Pushes Sugar Act Extension
Rep. James A. McClure of Idaho urged passage of a bill to extend the sugar act in a House speech. He cited the sugar beet industry as Idaho’s second largest and said the extension is vital to the state’s prosperity.
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Washington
UPI
James A. McClure
Idaho
McClure
Surface Scratched On Particleboard Use
An Australian technologist at Washington State University’s particleboard conference discussed global export-import potential and four main end uses. Rudolph E Schmierer noted growth in flooring offices furniture and construction uses, with regional adoption in Britain Sweden New Zealand and Japan, and highlighted glue costs as a limiting factor for waterproof boards.
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Washington State University
Rudolph E.schmierer
Mount Gambier
South Australia
United” States
Canada
Great Britain
Sweden
New Zealand
Australia
Representative McClure Proposes New Public Grazing Fee Formula
Lawmakers propose a permanent grazing fee plan based on 1966 as the base year 50 cents per AUM as fair market value for grazing privileges with adjustments for base year price changes and grazing levels Ranching areas would be created by similar conditions and forage resources The proposal aims to stabilize payments for farmers and the government
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James A. McClure
House
Senate Interior
Interior Department
Agriculture Department
McClure
Boise Folk Singer Wins New Army Appeal Ruling
UPI reports Boise folk singer John Earl Baugh 26 seeks another appeal to report for active duty after a federal court found fault with his prior access to an appeal. Judge McNichols ordered Idaho adjutant general and Sixth Army commander to provide a more meaningful review process.
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Boise
UPI
John Earl Baugh
Federal’ Court
Baugh
McNichols
George B. Bennett
Idaho
S.R. Larsen
Presidio
Calif
Sixth Army
Hough
Bauch
Army
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