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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1976

Page

6

Senate approves near billion dollar plan to rehab Far West rangeland

The Senate authorized a 30 year program costing 895.5 million to rehabilitate federally owned rangelands in the Far West. The measure would reimburse improvements if permits are cancelled and lets ranchers deduct improvement values from grazing fees. It advances to the House for consideration.

Washington UPI Senate Far West House Interior Department Bureau of Land Management United States BLM Howard Cannon D-Nev Sen James McClure Idaho

Spokane Slaying Has Disconnected Dismemberment Clues

Spokane police pursue a homicide case after a woman's remains are found dismembered and bagged, with autopsy showing death by gunshot and months-old. Authorities doubt links to a 14 year old’s death. suspect Thomas Mahrt is charged in that related case while investigators sift missing persons records for ID clues.

Spokane UPI Thomas Mahrt

Geothermal Potential Found Near Preston Idaho

Idaho geologist John C. Mitchell reports a geothermal study in the Preston area showing definite energy production potential with 300 to 350 degree Fahrenheit water. He warns large scale development could pollute groundwater and Bear River without careful planning and monitoring. an information bulletin outlining the geology and chemistry of the northern Cache Valley thermal waters will be published this summer.

Preston Idaho Idaho Department To Water Resources John C. Mitchell Idaho Department of Water Resouces Mitchell Bear River Idaho Falls Idaho Department of Water Resources State Office Boise Cache Valley Franklin County

Boiseans oppose Pioneer coal plant in Orchard area

A KTVB poll of 245 calls with 171 replies shows 51 percent oppose Idaho Power Company's Pioneer coal fired plant near Orchard, 27 percent support, and 22 percent undecided. On building anywhere in southern Idaho 49 percent oppose, 27 percent favor, 24 percent undecided. Ada County growth and energy needs show 46 percent support growth, 39 percent oppose, 15 percent undecided. 52 percent back more energy, 30 percent no, 18 percent undecided.

Boise UPI Idaho Power Company Orchard KTVB Pioneer Idaho

Idaho Fisheries Chief hails Supreme Court hearing as breakthrough

Idaho Fish and Game Director Joseph Greenley calls the Supreme Court's decision to hear Idaho’s suit against Oregon and Washington a breakthrough for salmon and steelhead. He says a positive ruling could help Idaho reclaim fish runs and aims to join the Columbia River Compact Commission after about 20 years of effort. The case likely won’t be argued until fall.

Boise UPI Idaho Greenley

Nature based cleaning and supplements sales pitch

A concise call to offer ecologically sound home cleaning products and food supplements from nature. Promote Shaklee products and invite customers to call for details at 263 7516 during the day.

State May Be Short On Cricket Control

Idaho Governor Cecil D Andrus warned funding shortfalls may hinder grasshopper and cricket control on farms and range lands this summer. Idaho Department of Agriculture director Wilson Kellogg cited projections of serious infestations and noted a proposed $90 000 fund was cut to $30 000 by the legislature.

Boise UPI Cecil D Andrus Idaho Andrus Wilson Kellogg U.S. Department of Agricultue Kellogg

New Food Stamp Regulations Slated To Cut Recipients

Agriculture Department plans a formal adoption of new food stamp rules this week aimed at removing about 5 million people from the program and trimming annual costs by around 1.2 billion dollars. The change would bar stamps for families of four earning over 6700 dollars a year, with official publication delayed until Thursday.

Bernard Brenner Washington UPI Agriculture Department Federal Register

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