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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1975

Page

8

Sandpoint Farm Tour Highlights Local Forestry and Trout Operations

Guests on the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce Farm Tour visited Bonner County farms including the Frank James trout farm now inactive due to retirement and stocking issues, and the Russell Keene tree farm at Castle Rock. Art Burnett was named Bonner County Grassman of the Year at a noon Westmond Grange luncheon.

Dave Finkelnburg Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce Bonner County Westmond Bill Watkins Castle Rock Talache Lake Pend Oreille Trout Farm Westmond Grange Bonner County Cattlemen's Association Floyd Irish Spirit Lake Johnson Forest Products Blanchard James Art Burnett Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce Watkins Soil Conservation Service Federal Environmental Protection Agency Russell Keene Ray Davis Keen Lake Pend Oreille Keene North Idaho Carl Paul Hanson

Food Stamp Reform Bill Introduced by McClure

U S Senator James A McClure of Idaho joins a bicameral push to overhaul the food stamp program with a reform package announced today in Washington. The move signals a major tightening of eligibility and benefit rules expected to reshape federal aid.

Eee Washington D.C U.S James A. McClure Idaho House Senate McClure U.S. Department of Agriculture Department of Health, Education, and Welfare

Supreme Court upholds FAA secrecy on airline safety reports

The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that FOIA does not require disclosure of FAA safety reports gathered from airlines. Justices Douglas and Brennan dissented. The decision preserves airline cooperation by shielding operational safety documents from public disclosure under statute. The ruling maintains FAA authority to keep certain reports confidential to protect safety cooperation.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Federal Aviation Administration FAA

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Sandpoint Daily William Douglas and William Brennan Jr Russ Keene
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