Idaho Senate Defeats Move to Shrink Fish and Game Budget
The Idaho Senate rejected a Craig amendment by three votes aimed at trimming the Fish and Game Department’s information and education budget. Sixteen Republicans, including leaders W. Dean Abrahams and James Risch, voted to move forward, while 19 opposed. The article defends the department for warning Idahoans about potential losses from logging and phosphate mining. Reprinted from the Idaho Statesman.
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Idaho Senate
Fish and Game Department
Department
Idaho
Southeastern
Idasho
Larry Craig
Midvale
Idaho Primitive
Craig
Chamberlain Basin
Salmon River
Information and Education Division
People of
Senate
GOP
W. Dean Abrahams
Caldwell
John Barker
Buhl
Phil Batt
Wilder
Reed Budge
Soda Springs
Lyle Dobbs
Boise
Wallace Cory
James Ellsworth
Leadore
David Little
Emmett
James Risch
Orval Snow
Moscow
J. Wilson Steen
Glenns Ferry
Leon Swenson
Rnampa
J. Marsden Williams
Idaho Falls
Walter Yarbrough
Grand View
James Yost
Wendell
Idaho Statesman
Hot Lunch Menu for Sagle Washington School
Tuesday stew pizza jello. Wednesday creamed tuna over toast butter peas peaches. Thursday sloppy Joel celery sticks pears. Friday mashed potatoes beef gravy strawberry short cake.
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Joel Celery
Television Schedule Highlights and Channel Lineup
The page lists a day's TV lineup with soaps comedies news and specials. Program titles include Ironside Sesame Street Hogan's Heroes The Brady Bunch and American Experience among others with channel and time notes.
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Ironside
Hogan's Heroes
Channel 2
Eyewitness News
Electric Company
CBS Evening News
NBC Nightly News
Don Adams
Congress Can Change It Over Wood Fiber Rules
Hearings in Congress address a potential National Forest wood embargo after a Fourth Circuit ruling restricting sales to large mature trees. The debate covers thinning limits, lumber supplies, and the role of forest policy, with the American Forest Institute listed as an industry link.
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Fourth Federal Circuit
U.S. Forest
Thomas C. Nelson
Forest Service
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
George Brown
East county readers weigh school bond options and taxes
A letter to the editor argues the east end bears no sole blame for bond failure. It discusses Priest River options to pull from the district, form a local school board, and bond up to 25 percent of evaluated value, with tax and state aid calculations.
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Coolin
Priest Lake Kest River
Laclede
Priest’ River
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Priest River
Court House
Mike
Central Dist
A.D.C
Dist
Verhei
Canal Zone Traffic Returns To Normal After Strike
Normal operations resumed at the Panama Canal as 175 ships backlog and a five day shutdown ended. About 700 American workers returned after wage assurances, with 42 ships expected to pass by morning and a month to clear remaining backlog. General Torrijos and Gov. Parfitt pledged job security and study of working conditions as talks continue.
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Balboa Heights
Canal Zone
UPI
Panama Canal
Canal
Atlantic
Pacific Oceans
Harold R. Parfitt
Torrijos
U.S
Termite defense compared to campaign tactics noted by West
In a light column, Dick West discusses a New York Times report on termite soldier circles spraying a sticky odor to entangle intruders. He likens the effect to presidential campaign dynamics and recalls a chat with Dr. Luigi V. Populi about politics.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
The
New York Times
Luigi V. Populi
Miners Rescued? Closer Progress Marks Narrow Escape
Rescuers press toward two miners trapped 18 days in a Philippine gold mine as a test hole is drilled to locate the main tunnel. Nilo Chatto 22 and Geronimo Acot 28 survived on water and food amid flooded shafts while three others perished.
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Joseph Cantrell
Placer Town
The
Philippines
UPI
Manila
Nilo Chatto
Geronimo Acot
Chatto
Acot
Shriver Exits Presidential Race After Illinois Loss
Former candidate R Sargent Shriver ends active campaigning after Illinois primary defeat. He releases his 11 delegates to the Democratic National Convention and joins Terry Sanford Lloyd Bentsen Milton Shapp and Birch Bayh in withdrawing. He blames himself for the poor showing and vows to support a Democrat who can challenge and revitalize morale. He declines endorsement while criticizing simplistic political rhetoric.
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Illinois
Shriver
Terry Sanford
Lloyd Bentsen
Milton Shappe
Birch Bayh
Washington
Stolen purse and tools logged in local police report
A patron at the Middle Earth Tavern reported a purse theft Sunday with about $1 cash and several credit cards missing. Other incidents include a Sandpoint Jr. High break in with no losses, a shop unsecured theft in Shepherd Lake of power tools, and a CB radio stolen from a pickup at Fay’s Steak House Oldtown.
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Middle Earth
Sandpoint Jr. High School
Leo Johnson
Larry Sterling
Sterling
Spokane
George W. Ford
Rt. 3
Newport
Fay
Oldtown
Frank Church Boosts Idaho City Primary Support
In Idaho City Frank Church is hailed as a local hero after a school event and campaign efforts. Sheriff Jack Williams recalls helping Church and notes smooth security with about 40 lawmen on bid day while residents praised his record and predicted strong primary support.
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Frank Church
Boise
Jerry Calloway
Roosevelt
Harry
Truman
Idaho ‘City
Martha Penrod
Idaho City
Lansing
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