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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1973

Page

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Forest service to consolidate Washington Oregon forests

A Forest Service official outlined consolidation plans for Colville Okanogan and Wenatchee in Washington and forests in eastern Oregon and southeastern Washington. The move follows the dismantling of Region One in Montana and Idaho forest consolidations, with a new Portland headquarters and a regional reorganization to be completed by 1974.

Spokane UPS Washington Oregon Idaho U.S. Forest Service Maurice Vogel Colville, Okanogan and Wenatchee Forest Service Northwest Kaniksu Coeur d’Alene St. Joe National Vogel Montana Kootenai Flathead Lolo Bitterroot Northern Region One Missoula Mont Inland Empire Forests Denver Portland Oreg

Idaho educators urged to focus on more than hair length

Roy Truby, aide to Idaho state superintendent, tells Idaho Press Club that educators spend too much time on male students hair length. He cites student rights policies, district refusals, and courts shaping student rights while urging schools to teach democracy and accept criticism.

Boise UPD Roy Truby Superintendent of Public Instruction D.F. Engelking State Board of Education Idaho Truby Idaho Press Club Idahos

Freight Train Radar Trap Set in Shoshone

City police under Chief John Schaffer will enforce a radar trap for speeding freight trains. An ordinance caps train speed at 35 miles per hour inside city limits, with citations for violators amid resident complaints.

Shoshone Maho UPS John Schaffer

New Kaniksu National Forest Office Relocates

Effective Monday May 7 the Kaniksu National Forest main office moves to 430 S Division across Highway 2 from its former site. The change updates public access and operations in the district.

Kaniksu National Forest S. Division Highway 2

Weather in Sandpoint With Showers and Thunder Possible

Variable cloudiness through Friday with a few showers and a chance of thundershowers today. Cooler tonight and Friday with light gusty southwest winds. Rain chances 60 percent today 40 tonight and 50 Friday. Highs 65 today and 60 Friday. lows around 35 tonight.

Fish Registration Stations For Prize Event

Anglers must register prize eligible fish at designated K and K stations. Stations listed across Sandpoint Garfield Bay Hope and Ellisport with registration ends 7 p.m. May 5 at Eagles Lodge Sandpoint. Alibi Barge on Lake Pend Oreille also accepts registrations May 5. Hundreds of dollars in prizes and a Granite Creek lot donated by Pack River Properties.

K & K Committee Eagles Lodge Sandpoint Pastime Sport Pend Oreille Kamloops Anchorage Garfield Bay Hope Lounge Ellisport Bay Hope Lake Pend Oreille Granite Creek Pack River Properties

No Sign Yet Of Williams

Nezperce County deputies continue searching the Snake River for Edward Williams and his cousin Jack Bowman who disappeared after a river boat capsized at Imnaha Rapids on April 23. A boat and plane scoured upstream and downstream with efforts focused on fishermen and residents along the river.

Edward Williams Jack Bowman Snake River Here Nezperce County Imnaha Rapids Snake

Idaho DECS hearing weighs solid waste rules on landfills

The Idaho Department of Environmental and Community Services held a public hearing on proposed solid waste management regulations. Debates centered on mandatory rapid compaction, record-keeping, and industry paperwork while supporters urged balance with long term reuse and recycling. Rex Nannes of the U S Forest Service backed adoption to curb pollution as about 150 dumps statewide near closure by June 1974, signaling short term hardship for some communities.

Boise UPS Department of Environmental and Community Services Ed Barker DECS Barker Associated Industries of Idaho Mel Aslager Rex Nannes Ogden Utah U.S. Forest Service Nannes Forest Service

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