Eight Sign s of Letters Eight Sign s of Letters
Idaho Vandal football coach Don Robbins announces eight more athletes have signed national letters of intent to attend Idaho and join the team. The group includes Gene Luber from Saddleback Junior College, Bill Stout of Clover Park High, Jim Lindman from Lewis and Clark High, Cameron Hughes of St Maries, Mark Fredback from Olympic Junior College, Jerome Dowdy from Santa Rosa Junior College, John Sims from West Hills Junior College, and Dan Donovan from Ventura Junior College.
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Moscow
Idaho
Don Robbins
Gene Luber
Saddleback
Mission Viejo
Calif
Bill Stout
Clover Park
Tacoma
Wash
Jim Lindman
Lewis and Clark
Spokane
Cameron Hughes
St. Maries
Audubon Society Assumes 20,000 Acre Prairie Falcon Sanctuary
National Audubon Society signs a one year lease for 20,000 acres in northeast Colorado to protect a prairie falcon nesting area. Elvis J. Stahr says land near Greeley and beside Pawnee National Grasslands will be leased from Mark T. Cox II and managed by the Greeley chapter. Studies of grassland ecology and raptor species will be conducted locally.
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Denver
APD
Colorado
National Audubon Society
Elvis J. Stahr
Society
Mark T. Cox II
Wyo
Greeley, Colo
Greeley
Pawnee National Grasslands
Stahr
Baby Found In Canal In Boise After Missing Report
The body of two year old Phillip Scott was recovered from the Ridenbaugh Canal after two teenagers on a bridge spotted him. He had been reported missing Saturday around 6 p.m. and was last seen near 5454 Grover Street. Mapled Grove Road area where found.
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Boise
UPI
Ridenbaugh Canal
Phillip Scott
Frances Scott
Grover Street
Maple Grove Road
Obnoxious Bears and Human Warnings in Yellowstone
Wildlife officer explains conflicts between people and black bears, noting bears raid garbage and porches in spring. Trapping and tagging programs move bears far from human areas, with tranquilizing for parasite checks. Firearms hunters urged to report tagged bears. prevention centers on garbage disposal and campsite safety.
Mont. power plant sought at Colstrip by five utilities
Five utility firms led by Pacific Power and Light requested Montana state permission to build a 1400 megawatt Colstrip plant. They paid a 1.2 million filing fee and asked to waive a two year study rule. Construction eyed for May 1 1974 with completion by July 1978. Ownership splits include Pacific 10 percent, Montana Power 30, Puget Sound 25, Portland General Electric 20, and Washington Water 15. The plan calls for two 700 MW units using strip mined coal and consuming about six million tons annually.
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Colstrip, Mont
UPD
Pacific Power and Light Co
Montana
Colstrip
Pacific
Montana Power Co
Puget Sound Power and Light
Portland General Electric
Washington Water and Power Co
Idaho Fish and Game Warns on Catch and Release Best Practices
The Idaho Fish and Game Department warns that ignorance of catch and release techniques wastes game fish and may violate state law. It advises handling minimal contact, keeping fish in water when possible, wet hands, and releasing gently in calm water to protect the fish’s slime and organs.
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Boise
UPD
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Idaho
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East River Stud CO
Kootenai
Jack McNeel
Yellowstone Park
Forest Service
Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Borth and
Whipple
Zinkerbownzers
Burt
RTH
IFG
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