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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1976

Page

6

Idaho panel links English decline to students and heavy teaching loads

A State Board of Education panel in Boise cites declines in reading and writing skills across colleges and argues blame lies with students, teachers, parents, and heavy loads. English department heads propose stricter composition requirements, stronger writing use, and proof of professional growth for teachers.

Charles Davis Boise State University Mason- Tung University of Idaho Department of English William Gibson Idaho State University English Department Sue Hovey Moscow Professional Standards ‘Commission Idaho Ellen Munson Sandpoint Parent Teachers Association Milton Small State Board of Education

Interior approves plans for American Falls Dam replacement

Assistant Secretary Jack O Horton announced approval of contracts enabling the American Falls Reservoir District to finance and build a replacement dam on the Snake River. The $40 million project will be funded equally by water user groups and Idaho Power Company, restoring storage capacity and benefiting irrigation for 900,000 acres.

American Falls, Idaho API Jack O. Horton American Falls Snake River Horton Idaho Power Company Bureau of Reclamation Gilbert G. Stamm Commissioner of Reclamation Stamm Washington Burley Irrigation Jackson Lake United States

Humphrey Bill Aims to Allow Clearcuts in National Forests

Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey introduced a bill to permit clearcutting in national forests despite court rulings limiting the practice. The measure, backed by timber interests, drew sharp criticism from environmental groups who urge tighter controls and support for the Randolph-Brown proposal.

Elmer W. Lammi Washington UPI Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Humphrey David Brower Friends of the Earth FOE The Sierra Club Izaak Walton League Jennings Randolph D-W. Va George Brown D-Calif Randolph-Brown Court of Appeals Monongahela National Forest West Virginia Alaska Ketchikan Pulp Co Senate James Eastland D-Miss Mark Hatfield Bob Packwood Mike Gravel Packwood Oregon Republican Oregon

Boise Ex mental patient kills wife daughter and guest before suicide

Ex mental patient David Eldon Salkield 3. 34 year old Donna Salkield. 16 year old Cherie Salkield. 50 year old William Stimpson killed in Boise shooting. Five others escaped unharmed. Salkield had threatened ex-wife, recently released from psychiatric ward, and forced entry with a .300 Savage rifle.

Boise UPI David Eldon Salkiedd Donna Cherie William V. Stimpson Salkield David Salkield Jr E. C Chuck” Palmer

Sierra Life Sues Twin Falls Times News for 36 Million Libel Damages

Sierra Life Insurance Company filed a libel suit in Fifth District Court against the Twin Falls Times News its publisher managing editor and a reporter seeking 36 million dollars alleging false statements about Sierra Life financial condition and investments. The suit cites about 40 articles over five months as a pattern of harassment and seeks 12 million in special damages 12 million in general damages and 12 million in punitive damages. Harold Lancaster Twin Falls County Clerk noted it as the largest libel case in the county.

Twin Falls, Idaho Fred Frazer Times-News Sierra Life William &. Howard William Lazarus Sierra Harold Lancaster Twin Falls Twin Falls County

Kibbie Dome Financed by Kibbie’s Final 300000 Gift

William Kibbie, Salt Lake City businessman and former University of Idaho student, presented the university with a final 300000 check to complete Kibbie Dome. The 14 story high dome, finished last fall, covers 4.1 acres and serves as a multi purpose facility for student activities intramurals intercollegiate athletics and community events. It features an artificial turf that can be rolled up and a 300 meter indoor track.

Moscow Kibbie University of Idaho Ernest Hartung

Idaho faces court fight over Heyburn Park leases

U S Interior Department orders Idaho to cancel private leases at Heyburn State Park or forfeit land to the federal government. Attorney General Wayne Kidwell attacks the move, plans for a lengthy court battle, and seeks federal legislative remedy with Gov Andrus and Sen McClure's help. The dispute centers on 1911 deed conditions requiring park use for public enjoyment only.

Margaret.bailey Boise UPI U. S. Department of Interior Idaho Heyburn State Park Wayne Kidwell U. S._ Solicitor Interior Department United States Kidwell Tdaho Cecil Andrus Land Board James McClure

Outgro Pain Relief for Ingrown Toenails

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