Halfway sold Nonresident Licenses Highlight Idaho Fish & Game News
Nonresident hunting and fishing combination licenses have reached the halfway mark of 9 772 for 1973 based on five percent of resident hunting license sales. Antlered deer licenses progress is slow with about 400 of 3 909 available after last year’s price rise. High mountain fishing access will start earlier due to a smaller snow pack, but check local lake conditions first. Controlled big game hunts now use computer selection and immediate machine billing. applications must be in by 5:00 p.m. July 2 at the Boise office or postmarked by then.
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Milt Williams
Gem State
Boise
Sutton Ranch Timber Sale Bid Awarded to Sandpoint Firm
Louisiana Pacific Corporation of Sandpoint Idaho was the only bidder for the Sutton Ranch Timber Sale by sealed bid on Kaniksu National Forest. The sale lies about 15 miles north of Priest River with larch and Douglas fir dominant. The bid rose the appraised value from 132032.95 to 132111.35 for 2010 MBF of sawlogs and 130 MBF of pulp logs.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
Louisiana-Pacific Corporation
Sutton Ranch
Kaniksu National Forest
Priest River
Youth Pleads Guilty in Professor Death at Boise State
Abel Maes an 18 year old Boise youth pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the death of Dr. C Wallace Gould 64 Boise State College professor after a Jan 24 incident Gould died Jan 26 from injuries Maes testified he struck Gould with a wine bottle following a homosexual advance A pre sentence hearing on mitigating circumstances was scheduled for June 27 with defense plans to present six to seven witnesses.
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Hjellum
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Mine Will Try For Gold
Wallace Idaho UPI reports Midnite Mines Inc plans several exploration programs this month. President Tibor Klobushcky says the firm will explore in the Coeur d’Alene district and Montana, aiming to acquire properties for gold mining and oil leasing amid low mining shares but expected strong demand for gold and energy minerals.
Labor Doubts Freeze Labor Doubts Freeze
United Press International reports mixed reactions to President Nixon's price freeze. Labor leaders faulted the move as a retreat from Phase II and warned it could worsen shortages and rents. calls for broader controls and faster action followed.
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Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
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Lt. Abel
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Arkansas
Agents Seize Seven Tons Marijuana Near Tampa Bay
U S customs agents arrested seven men and seized about seven tons of Jamaican cannabis while it was unloaded from a shrimp boat in Tampa Bay. The Night Hawk was surveilled at 9 p m and a transfer to a smaller boat led to arrests after some suspects jumped overboard. About 6 000 pounds remained aboard the smaller craft and the 653 foot shrimp boat tied to Wabasso was also seized with the captain and crewman detained.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
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Sam Johnson
Johnson
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Florida East Coast
Dirksen Widow Sees Watergate Defect in Leadership
Lovella Dirksen, widow of Everett Dirksen, says if he were alive Watergate might not have happened. She recalls his access to presidents Eisenhower to Johnson and notes a lack of strong congressional leadership contributing to the scandal. President Nixon and wife Pat planned to lay a cornerstone Friday in Peoria for the Dirksen Leadership Center.
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Ill
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Eisenhower
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Johnson
Dirksen Congressional Leadership Research Center
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