Air West passenger boardings rise in four Idaho cities
Air West reports increased month over month and year over year passenger boardings in Boise Lewiston Moscow Pullman and Twin Falls. Boise totaled 5419 travelers up 10 percent from last year Lewiston up seven percent to 1846 Moscow Pullman set an all time monthly record with 1884 boardings up eight percent Twin Falls reached 1678, an eight percent rise.
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Boise
UPI
Air West
Idaho
Don Cooper
Cooper
Lewiston
Moscow-Pullman
Twin Falls
Sturgeon Rules Change In Idaho To Protect Trophy Fish
Idaho Fish and Game sets keeper sturgeon at three to six feet and requires releasing fish outside 36 to 72 inches. Beginning Jan. 1, all Snake River sturgeon must be booked on release regardless of size to protect this scarce class.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Idaho
Snake River
Fish and Game Commission
Water heat eyed Lewiston in Columbia River fish risk
A representative of the Federal Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife warned a joint atomic energy committee hearings that heat in Columbia River water from atomic reactors could threaten fish. Dr. Raymond Johnson said nonseasonal temperature changes hinder eggs from hatching and disrupt food chains, with nitrogen effects intensified by dam spillovers. The Water Pollution Control Administration echoed that current state temperature criteria are acceptable for now but may be updated as data emerge.
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Lewiston
UPD
Federal Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Joint
Committee On
Atomic Energy
Columbia River
Raymond Johnson
Congressional Committee
Johnson
Columbia Basin
Columbia
Water Pollution Control Administration
Haystacks Burned North of Filer Idaho
A rush of haystack fires northeast of Filer prompted sheriff’s deputies to suspect arson. About five fires began around 4:30 a.m. with Buhl Filer Twin Falls and Kimberly fire departments assisting.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
UPI
Filer
Buhl
Kimberly
Romney sets goal of a decent home for every American
Secretary Romney unveiled a new HUD objective aiming for a decent home for every American near their job. He suggested relocations between city slums and suburbs could be needed, while cautioning how to implement such shifts.
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Washington
UPI
George W. Romney
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Romney
Samuelson Back From State Trips
Governor Don Samuelson returns to state business after a north Idaho tour visiting Lewis ton Nez Perce and Grangeville with his wife and aides. He highlights savings from efficiency studies claiming one million dollars saved in education law enforcement and motor bureau administration. He also cites reforms in the State Land Department and notes objections to out of state graduate students funded by Idaho.
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Boise, Idaho
Samuelson
Cocalalla
Sandpoint
Idaho County Farm Bureau
Grangeville
Idaho
Lewiston
Motor Bureau
Finance Department
State Land Department
PTA Urges Local Control of Sex Ed in Idaho Schools
The Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers passed 21 resolutions at its three day convention in Coeur d Alene led by a push for locally controlled sex education in public schools. The group backed state materials training while urging local curriculum control and teacher programs.
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Coeur’ D’alene
Idaho
UPT
Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers Associations
Department of Education
Idaho Congress of Parent and Teachers
Idaho Department of Education
State Superintendent of Schools
H. T. Plumb
Boise
Floyd Kisling
Morris Fuller
Hugh Owens
Idaho Falls
Rex Morris
Burley
Fog Chokes Midwest With Dense Air Pollution Hazard
Fog blanketed the Midlands and trapped pollutants over the Ohio Valley to the Eastern Great Lakes and Midwest. Officials warned the air may stay polluted despite a forecast for dawn clearing and sunshine elsewhere. Rain fell in the Northeast and Southwest with snow flurries expected in the mountains.
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United Press International
Midlands
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Midwest
Boston
Rocky Mountains
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Ted Bricker
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