Idaho roads slick as new snow falls on mountain passes
Major highways across Idaho reported slick and icy conditions with fresh snow in several mountain passes. Routes including U S 55 95 Banks Canyon New Meadows and others show snow floors and icy spots from Lewiston to the Oregon line and beyond.
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BOSE
UPI
Idaho
State Departments of Highways and Law Enforcement
U. S. 55
Banks Canyon
New Meadows
Craigmont
Grangeville
Culdesac Hill
Lewiston Hill
Moscow
Plummer
Mica Hill
Whitebird Hill
Marsing
Oregon Line
U.S. 10
Fourth of July Canyon
Kellogg
Wallace
Lookout Pass
U.S. 12
Orofino
Kooskia
Lolo Pass
Jerome
Hazelton
Rupert
Cotterel
Utah Line
U.S
Fairfield
Blackfoot
AEC
U.S. 30
Mores Creek
Idaho City
Lowman
U. S. 30
Pocatello
Soda Springs
Wyoming Line
Monida Pass
Golmore Hill
Galena
Stanley
Lost Trail Pass
Challis
Willow Creek
Kids To Sell Christmas Trees In Spokane
Local high school students will sell Christmas trees at five Spokane locations to raise funds for extracurricular activities. The program was cut last spring after School District 81 lost an 8.9 million maintenance levy and could be reinstated with 100000 of the 350000 needed. A football fundraiser earlier this fall covered about two thirds of the target. Students volunteer to support the drive with profits going to the activities fund.
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Spokane
UPID
C. Culver Smith
Smith
Southern ROTC Teachers Testify on Baton Rouge Clash
Navy Lt. James Bowen Navy Cmdr Harold Walton and Army Maj. Leon Jackson testified before a black panel that police fired directly into a student crowd at Southern University. They described deputies and state police rushing the administration building to flush out students amid the buckshot deaths. Classes in New Orleans reopened with low turnout and Baton Rouge planned to reopen in January.
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Baton Rouge, la
UPN
All-Black
Southern University
Navy
James Bowen
Walton
Southern
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Tire safety on ice as studied by National Safety Council
Sandpoint Police Chief George F. Elliot cites NSC tests showing radial and bias belted tires offer no clear advantage on ice over conventional tires. Chains provide the best traction, with studs and snow tires offering 3 to 7 times and about 50 percent improvements respectively. Drive cautiously to match road feel and speed.
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National Safety Council
Sandpoint
George F. Elliot
Elliot
Spokane County to Survey Water Resources and Pollution Risk
The Army Corps of Engineers will conduct a comprehensive survey of water resources management and disposal in Spokane County within the Spokane River Basin. Officials aim to identify problems and propose urban waste water disposal and flood control solutions, with groundwater pollution risk also investigated. The basin covers 1390 of the county's 1765 square miles.
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Spokane
UPS
Board of Spokane County Commissioners
Army Corps of Engineers
Robert S. Turner
Turner
Spokane County
Spokane River
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The
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Scout Explorer
Kootenai Memorial Hospital
Explorer Unit
Scout Council
Panhandle Council
Boy Scouts of America
Coeur d’Alene
Bee
Southern Rotc
Louisiana
William Guste
Guste
Tamarack Mobil Home
Champion
Skyline Corp
Leroy R. Kelson
West Kootenai
Ken Mendenhall
Jim Wilson
Spokane Due Water
Bob Pius
Kaho Licensed & Bonded
Bankamericard
Tire Town
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