Brand S mill grant sparks debate over Idaho lumber impact
Local lumber interests challenge Brand S mill in Laclede arguing it harms north Idaho's industry despite a 1.6 million EDA grant touted by Sen. James A. McClure as creating short and long term jobs. Opponents question actual benefits amid industry downturn.
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Pack River Lumber
Brand S
Laclede
James A. McClure
Economic Development Administration
McClure
North Idaho
W.S
City approves plan to sell unclaimed dogs to WSU for research
Spokane City Council narrowly OKs selling at least 500 dogs per year to Washington State University Vet Department for research. Unclaimed dogs will fetch $15 each, plus $5 per unclaimed cat. UW would source dogs only via WSU. City staff say many stray dogs are unclaimed and destroyed.
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Spokane
UPI
Washington State University Veterinary Department
University of Washington
WSU
Television Today and 08-Q-4 Farm and Home Report
Television listings and program notes for CBS NBC and ABC stations include Farm Reports and daytime soap operas, game shows, and news blocks. The schedule features early morning to late evening lineups across KXLY KREM and KSPS with multiple regional entries.
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Farm and Home Report
Earl Nightingale
Somerset
Kery Griffin
NBC
Htly News
Kxly-Tv
CBS
CBS Morning News
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CBS News
Youns and Restless
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Eae
Hosan
Hawa
Barnaby Jones
ERA lawsuits sow fears over Social Security impact
Sound Off letter argues ERA ratification stalls as states vote against it. Irene M. Cook claims ERA would strip widowed wives of Social Security benefits tied to husbands’ earnings, a key point used to urge readers to contact state representatives from Sandpoint Idaho.
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ERA and
Social Security
Irene M. Cook
Pine Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
Births in Brcon Learn Of Week From Local Parents
March 7 to March 24 list newborns from Coolin Sandpoint Priest River Bonners Ferry Newport and Samuels with weights ranging from 6 lb 12 oz to 9 lb 11 oz and a mix of girls and boys. Families include Shaver Hunt Steven Donald Wolph Morton Beard Miller Armor Simpson Stearns McLinden Cunningham Garmon Evans MecNall and others.
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John Shaver
Coolin
Ron Hunt
Sandpoint
Steven [Dson
Priest River
Donald Wolph
Stanley Morton
Priest. River
Gerald Rbéard
Bonners Ferry
Valvin Miller
Robert Armor
Samuels
Timothy Simpson
Newport
James Stearns
Barney McLinden
Heron
George Cunningham
Sagle
Douglas Garmon
Terry Evans
Dennis MecNall
Local Marriage Announcements and Vehicle Tire Theft Note
March 6 Victor Arredonde and Rosalinda Lerme in Quincy Washington. G Dennis Chilton and Janis Bruhn in Reno Nevada. March 10 Brooks Dawson and Grace Cook in Gig Harbor and Bremerton Washington. March 17 Randy Hawkins and Jacqueline Raynor in Sagle. March 18 Richard Willoughby and Shirley Anderson in Coeur d Alene. Dale Barnes and Norma Barnes in Coeur d Alene. Kurt Heidenreich and Janette Gillhoover in Coeur d Alene Hayden Lake. Joann Willard reports a tire taken from her vehicle while parked downtown last Friday.
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Victor Arredonde
Rosalinda Lerme
Quincy
G. Dennis Chilton
Reno
Nev
Janis Bruhn
Sandpoint
Brooks J. Dawson
Gig Harbour
Grace Cook
Bremerton
Randy W. Hawkins
Sagle
Jacqueline N. Raynor
Laclede
Richard B. Willoughby
Shirley Anderson
Coeur d’Alene
Dale Barnes
Norma Barnes
Coeur d'Alene
Kurt Heidenreich
Janette Gillhoover
Hayden Lake
Soviet Vessels Seek Lost Sub Near Hawaii Waters
Two large Soviet oceanographic ships head toward Hawaiian waters where the 1968 sub sank, with a third vessel due next month. A Soviet tug remains nearby and U.S. officials refuse to comment. Harbor sources note the Glomar Explorer’s failed 1970s recovery attempt and the area NW of Honolulu.
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Dan Carmichael
Honolulu
UPI
Hawaiian
Russia
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Zavetinsk
Dolinsk
James Andrews
University of Hawaii Oceanography Department
Dimitri Mendeleev
Harbor Division
Hawaii
Theo. H. Davies
Bruce Pfeiffer
Coast Guard
Pfeiffer
Expo Stamp Called Worst of 1974 by Linn's Stamp News
Linn's Stamp News labeled the Expo 74 Preserve the Environment commemorative stamp the worst issued in 1974. Peter Max designed it and it drew over 1000 votes in the annual popular stamp derby, while the Mineral Heritage Stamps depicting uncut gems topped the poll as most popular.
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Spokane
UPI
Linn’s
Stamp News
Peter Max
Mineral Heritage Stamps
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