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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1976

Page

4

Idaho House panel approves interim stream flow bill on floor path

Boise reports the House Resources Committee sent the interim committee stream flow bill to the floor with a 10 to 7 vote after tabling two other measures. The proposal enshrines minimum flows to protect fish wildlife and water quality, prioritizing interstate uses and public interests. Representatives debated timing and goals as critics urged restraint and others warned of water loss to outside projects.

Boise UPI House ‘Resources Committee Dan Emery D-Boise J. Ward Chatburn R. Albion Idaho Joss Herb Fitz New Meadows Fitz Emery Gillette Wyo Chatham

Andrus Seeks 40 Million for Snake River Hatcheries

Gov. Cecil Andrus urged the Army to push a 40 million plan to build seven fish hatcheries to replace salmon and steelhead lost to the Snake River dams. He warned delays could push recovery seven to eight years and urged fast action within the Public Works Omnibus Bill. Idaho, Oregon, and Washington look at trucking fish around dams as a stopgap.

Washington UPI Cecil Andrus Victor Veysey Andrus Snake River Idaho Veysey Army Corps of Engineers Snake Idaho Fish and Game Department Oregon

Price Fixing Pleas by Concrete Firms

Morrison Knudsen Co Inc Consolidated Concrete Co Inc of Boise and two executives George H Gray and Albert Stoddard pleaded no contest in a Boise federal antitrust case over ready mixed concrete price fixing. Eight companies and seven executives were indicted. Clements Concrete and Wallace E Clements face trial starting Monday. Judge J Blaine Anderson scheduled sentences for the last week of March.

Boise UPI Boise- Caldwell Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc Consolidated Concrete Co., Inc Consolidated George H. Gray M-K Concrete Albert Stoddard Clements Concrete Co., Inc Garden City Wallace E. Clements U.S J. Blaine Anderson

March community events and meetings listed for Bonner County

A schedule of public programs includes fundraisers, concerts, luncheons, and club meetings across Bonner and Sandpoint. Notables include the Women of the Moose fundraiser on March 4, the North Idaho Community Concert Association on March 4, and various service club gatherings, health talks, and beekeeping, drilling, and 4 H activities through March 12 with locations such as the Moose Hall Edgewater VFW Hall and Bonner General Hospital.

Women of the Moose Moose Hall Heart Fund Cancer Fund

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