Dalmatian Toadflax: A Weed War In Idaho Lands
Idaho weed supervisors warn the Dalmatian Toadflax Linaria dalmatica spreads from disturbed road and rail corridors into rangeland crowds desirable grasses and is resistant to common herbicides. Roads and rail lines accelerate dispersion as tourists and misinformed plant transfers worsen the spread. Bonner County’s John Sater advocates greater highway and railroad weed-control responsibility to curb this noxious weed.
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Disabled Child Program starts in Sandpoint September
Department of Health and Welfare announces a new early intervention program for 2 to 6 year olds with disabilities. Screening is June 26 in the Riverside Building, 204 E Superior, with Debbie Long directing.
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Bonners Wommack Receives NPPA Life Membership
Carl Wommack of Bonners Ferry earned a life membership in the Northwest Public Power Association at its Vancouver meeting. He retired from Northern Lights Inc. board in 1974 after serving as director and secretary treasurer. He held leadership roles in Idaho and Montana utilities groups and advised on federal electric programs.
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Northern Lights, Inc
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Professor Names Interim Dean at College of Idaho
President William C Cassell of Caldwell Idaho names Dr Christian H Eismann history professor as interim dean of the College of Idaho.
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Gay 90s Arts Festival Coming Plans Finalize
Plans for the third annual Gay 90s Arts and Crafts Festival to be held July 26 and 27 in Sandpoint are nearly set. Craftsmen from Washington Idaho and Montana will display pottery quilts and more with a 5 dollar entry fee plus a 15 percent sales commission. Continuous entertainment runs Saturday and Sunday.
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