Greenley challenges Idaho job status after Nevada firing
Greenley replies that his Idaho post was tied to legislative funding. He calls a colleague's claim near slander and says he was fired from the Nevada Fish and Game service but remained a permanent employee and kept his Alaska leave option, retaining his job there until return.
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Greenley
William Gardunia
Twin Falls
Nevada Fish and Game Agency
Idaho
Department
Nevada
Alaska
Lawmakers Tour North Idaho Forests and Sandpoint Luncheon
The legislative group visited the Johnson Forest Products tree chipping operation near Blanchard then went to Sandpoint for a luncheon at the Elks Club. Bob Farmin welcomed guests for the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce as members joined the tour. Martin outlined the itinerary and Shadduck thanked participants.
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North Idaho
Johnson Forest Products
Blanchard
Sandpoint
Elks Club
Bob Farmin
Kermit Kiebert
Shadduck
Venishnick
Forestry Association
McFarland Co
Pole Yard
Rapid Lightning Creek
Pack River
Colburn
Martin
Manley
South Korea Sinks Gunboat in Sea Battle Near Taehuksan
South Korea reports naval and air forces sank a suspected North Korean gunboat after it fired on patrols off the southwest coast. The vessel reportedly sank 50 miles south of Taehuksan Do, about three hours after being engaged following a midnight chase.
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Seoul
South Korea
UPS
Taehuksan-Do
Coal Resources Up 23 Percent Despite Recoverable Limit
The U S Geological Survey says U S coal resources exceed prior estimates by 23 percent totaling about 3.968 billion tons as of Jan 1 1974 but only about 5 percent is recoverable with current technology. Much of the resource is lignite and sub bituminous coal yielding less heat per unit.
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Washington
UPI
United States
U.S. Geological Survey
Paul Averitt
Denver
Colo