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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1976
Page
9
The article outlines how milk moves from farms to shelves, the need for market stability, and the evolution of pricing. It covers classified pricing, Federal Milk Marketing Orders, how prices are set, pooling payments, and class distinctions for fluid and manufactured milk products.
A Pacific Power report warns an electric power crisis could hit the region in five to six years if rainfall remains below normal. Delays in coal and nuclear plant construction may push demand above supply, risking involuntary curtailments unless new plants stay on schedule and conservation rises.
The Energy Research and Development Administration seeks four wind powered generators in the U S Pacific offers a Casper Wyoming site. The unit would be about 15 stories tall with 150 to 200 foot blades. It would supply power for about 20 to 25 homes when wind blows.
Pacific reports higher annual electricity use last year with residential up 7.2 percent, commercial 9 percent, while industrial fell 1.2 percent. This year industrial demand rises 15 percent from a year earlier, as gas and fuel oil supply concerns push more to electricity, highlighting the need for conservation of all energies.
The one mile nature trail along the Link River in Klamath Falls developed by PP&L is named a Recreation Trail in the National Trails System. Interior Secretary Thomas Kleppe notified PP&L of the designation in April. The trail lies within city limits and PP&L operates two small river power plants nearby.
Pacific Power offers free safety posters for kite flyers and free reminder stickers for irrigation pipe to prevent accidents. Posters and stickers are available at local PP&L offices to help kids, ranchers, and farmers stay safe near power lines.
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