Commission Hears Problems At Idaho Lake Lands Meeting
Idaho Lake property owners and conservationists urged strong action against filling lakes and altering shorelines. The Idaho Commission on Federal Land Laws held the second statewide meeting to gather recommendations on federal land laws. Attendees pressed for leases on federal land for mining and payment of mineral revenues to the federal government, better agency coordination for lake facilities, and in lieu of taxes payments to counties.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
Idaho Commission On Federal Land Laws
John Martin
Priest River
Commission
THE
Daily Bee
Tues
Joel Gordon
Russ Bishop
Robert Doolittle
Gordon Trombley
Art Manley
D-Coeur d’ Alene
Manley
Lake Coeur d’ Alene
Trimbley
William Knox
Hayden Lake
Marion Davidson
Bonner County
Jim Brockway
Idaho Association of Public Land
Brockway
Israel Says It Downed Three Egyptian MIGs In Air Clash
Israeli and Egyptian war planes battled near the Suez Canal with Israeli pilots claiming three Egyptian MIG21s were shot down. Israel reported all its planes returned safely from the 20,000 foot dogfight, marking the latest escalation after cross canal air raids. The Arab Defense Council announced a Rabat summit to discuss further war mobilization and criticized U.S. citizenship policies for Americans serving in the Israeli armed forces.
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United Press International
Suez Canal
Rabat
Morocco
Arab Defense Council
United States
U.S
Apollo 12 crew slows training ahead of moon mission
Apollo 12 astronauts Conrad Gordon and Bean reduce training pace before Friday liftoff from Cape Kennedy. Conrad plans a helicopter flight, Gordon a jet trainer ride, while Bean refines emergency lunar landing procedures at the moonport.
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Cape Kennedy
Aps
Charles
Pete
Gconrad
Conrad
Richard F. Gordon
Patrick Air Force Base
Alan L. Bean
Gordon
Cape Space Agency
Bean
Sue
Cape
Jane Conrad
Houston
Navy
Earth
Iceland
Alaska
Hawaii
United States
Apollo
Sea of Tranquillity
Computers to speed up daily office paperwork says BEMA
New York based Business Equipment Manufacturers Association states that computers will vastly speed processing of routine office paperwork. They claim a computer can produce five stacks of 7,200 feet high in the time a typewriter makes 20 feet.
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New York
UPI
Business Equipment Manufacturers Association
Empire State Building
Bema
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