Congress urged to pass wiser forestry act after Monongahela ruling
In urging swift congressional action, the author denounces the Monongahela Decision that bans clearcutting and warns that the Humphrey Forestry Act needs revision. He urges Senate committees or House Agriculture to craft a better, non declining yield oriented policy with clearer land management.
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Burglaries Reported Across County This Weekend
Multiple burglaries were reported since Friday in Sandpoint and Priest Lake areas. DuB Drive In was entered by forcing a service window, with pennies to dimes taken. Harvest Restaurant yielded about 20 dollars from a rear door break in. Three East Shore Road cabins at Priest Lake were burglarized with around 245 dollars in items taken from Al Nord. Car tools valued at about 300 dollars were stolen from Vivian Anderson in Sandpoint. Sheriff deputies continue inquiries and contact to a third cabin owner.
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Televised Schedule Highlights for Evening Listings
Local listings show a packed evening lineup across channels 2 and 3 with sports, news, and entertainment. Notable items include boxing Ali vs Dunn, a Brady Bunch Dinah Carrascalenda, and a Movie and News block followed by Tonight Show concluding after an Eyewitness News wrap.
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Quinlan in Private Room as Life Support Decisions Loom
Morristown New Jersey UPI reports Karen Ann Quinlan remains in a coma since April 1975. She was moved from intensive care to a private room at St. Clare's Hospital in Denville on a respirator. A hospital spokesman said no recovery is evident and a decision on further life support is expected from her parents this week.
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Cheating Probe Expanded at West Point
A five member panel at the U S Military Academy will investigate wider cheating on an electrical engineering take home exam. The panel includes three officers and two cadets with Army attorney guidance, after lawyers alleged broader violations. Graduation is June 2.
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The Lighter Side: Bipolar Skua Seeks Freezing Poles
Washington columnist Dick West discusses the South Polar skua that migrates 9000 miles between Antarctica and Greenland. Scientists tracing a tagged bird reveal bipolar migration, challenging assumptions about why birds migrate and suggesting a taste for extreme northern wastes.
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Hanoi Cardinal Appointed By Pope In Historic Secret
Pope Paul VI elevates 20 new cardinals including Hanoi Archbishop Joseph Marie Trinh-nhu-Khue in pectore. Among them American Msgr. William Wakefield Baum of Washington, and first cardinals from Dominican Republic and Africa. Cardial collegiality expands to 137 with 119 under 80.
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Survivors criticise military handling of Zamboanga hijacking
Survivors from the Philippine Airlines jetliner hijacking at Zamboanga airport say the military actions worsened the crisis. Twenty one survivors flew to Manila. seven injured in Sunday’s gunbattle, with 13 dead and over 22 injured among the hostages.
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Forestry Acts debated in Senate with metric hopes and energy talk
Humphrey sponsors a forestry bill amended back to its original form. Bennett hints at a social and economic impact study that could delay passage. Richards cites a 1986 target for metric conversion of American mills and optimism about future energy self sufficiency from waste conversion. Colwell calls for realism in harvesting and notes high costs of high line systems for small contractors.
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Campgrounds to Open Priest Lake District sites Memorial Day Weekend
Priest Lake Ranger District announces Reeder Bay and Luby Bay Campgrounds open for Memorial Day Weekend. All Priest Lake developed sites open by June 18 through Labor Day with daily $3.00 fees at sites with tent or trailer spaces water access roads trash bins toilets and staff to collect fees.
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Australian Named Adam Rainete Leads Local Beret Discovery
A fragmentary report mentions an Austrian named Adam Rainete involved in a local beret discovery. Details are unclear due to damaged text. The item references Los Angeles, age related notes, and a connection to Hage. Further readable details are unavailable.
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Reagan Dominates Idaho Voters In Early Favorability Survey
Idaho voters show strong preference for Reagan amid a favorable Church slate 72.9 percent vs Carter 17.1 percent in a Statesman poll. Goldwater era loyalties color support as Reagan barnstorms three Idaho cities with anti gun control and anti federal policy stances.
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Last Day of School Lunches Set for May 28 1976
Bonner County School District No 82 announces the final day for school lunches will be Friday May 28 1976. The notice informs students and families that lunch service ends with the school year.
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Poppy Sale Names Confusion Corrected by Local Posts
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its poppy sale Friday May 28. The VFW Post and Auxiliary Poppy Sale occurred last Friday and Saturday raising 552.45 for local veterans families and the VFW National Children’s Home. Be not slow to visit the sick. Ecclus VII
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