Ecology Week Highlights Wildlife Management Shifts
The piece notes National Wildlife Week and Spring, urging broader use of wildlife resources beyond hunting. It details plans to rejuvenate elk and deer winter ranges by burning 25 000 acres yearly, funded jointly by hunters and the Forest Service, with 300 000 acres targeted over 10 to 15 years. It mentions reseeding trials on the Salmon River north region and partnerships with the University of Idaho.
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Fish and Game Department
Hutters
Salmon River
Earch
Forest Service
Redstem
Clearwater
Lochsa River
University of Idaho
State Fish and Game Department
World’s Best Heroin Chemist Hangs Self in Prison Cell
Joseph Cesari a famed heroin processing chemist, aged 57, killed himself with a bedsheet in Beaumettes prison after a raid uncovered a villa lab near Aubagne with 264 pounds of pure heroin valued at 3.5 million dollars. Police note his death blocks further questioning into suppliers and clients. He left two notes one to his wife and one to the magistrate asking autopsy and body return.
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Marseilles
France
UPI
Joseph Cesari
Cesari
U.S
Jean Morin
Aubagne
United States
Renee
Beaumettes Prison
Judge-Elect Found With Stolen Notes
New York State Supreme Court Judge-elect Seymour Thaler was convicted of possessing and transporting $800,000 in stolen U S Treasury notes and of perjury. Co-defendants Herbert Jacobs and Michael Lavelle were convicted on conspiracy and related counts. Prison terms could reach 25 years with fines up to 30 thousand dollars.
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New York
UPI
State Supreme Court
Seymour Thaler
U.S. Treasury
Thaler
Herbert Jacobs
Michael Lavelle
FHA Won’t Accept Loans for Hayden Lake Avondale Areas
The Farmers Home Administration will not accept housing loan applications in the Avondale and Hayden Lake irrigation districts north of Coeur d’Alene until approved domestic water systems are established. Water quality must meet Idaho Health Department standards as judged by FHA state director Donald L. Winder.
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Coeur D’alene
UPD
Farmers Home Administration
Avondale
Hayden Lake
Here
Donald L. Winder
FHA
Idaho Department of Health
Green Thumb Nets $300 Fine In Drug Case
Jay Edward Jones of Nampa pleaded guilty in magistrate court to unlawful possession of marijuana. The 19 year old paid a $300 fine plus court costs after narcotics agents were tipped off about a marijuana plant in his trailer house window.
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Caldwell
UPI
Jay Edward Jones
Nampa
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