Local notes bubble with dog finds new home and civic chatter
Charlie Fontaine of the county humane society reports a dog found along U S 95 has a new home in Snohomish Washington adopted September 15 by a dog training couple on a 35 acre ranch. The item blends community events sports bets travel deals recall politics and a bear collision involving Idaho patrolman Jim Flavel.
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Wash
Charlie Fontaine
County Humane Society
Ponderay
U.S. 95
Snohomish
Seattle
Fontaine
Donkey Jaw
Ben Burruss
Seahawk
Jim Zorn
Amtrak
Grandpa
Gene Louviers
Emma Lou Hook
Hook
Eitzman
Moscow
Bulldogs
Coeur d'Alene
Silver Fox
Jimmy
Snyder
Yanks
Dodgers
Jerry Patterson
Phillies
Royals
Philly
Doris Kenney
Doris
Smokey
Idaho
Jim Flavel
Colburn
Brian Moe
ICL chooses farm roots and ethics to rewrite Idaho policy
Harvard educated Mark Ingram becomes executive director of the Idaho Conservation League. He promotes a pragmatic approach tying environmental issues to economic impact, expands outreach to farmers, plans a northern field presence, and eyes a 1978 legislative session focusing on surface mining and energy policy.
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Boise
Mark Ingram
Rupert
Maho Conservation League
ICL
Ingram
Harvard
Idaho
Morrison-Knudsen
Allis-Chalmers
Moscow
Lewiston
Ors
Coeur A
Alene
Idaho Conservation’ League i
Caribou County
Ingrard
League
ICL Legislative Lobby
Satellites in stationary orbits raise spaceyard concerns
Washington reports that over 60 satellites already occupy stationary orbits 22 300 miles up. The idea of giant space platforms as sky switchboards could relieve crowding by the early 1990s, enabling telecom, weather and navigation services, but ownership and funding in a multinational consortium pose key hurdles.
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al Rossiter Jr
UPI
Washington
Earth
Globe
Atlantic Ocean
Hawaii
Burton Edelson
Walter Morgan
Com
Edelson and
Morgan
Technical‘journal
Astronautics and Aeronautics
National Aeronautics
And
Space Administration
Edelson and Morgan
Almanac dated October 6 1977 events and births
On this day in 1853 Antioch College opened in Yellow Springs Ohio as the first non sectarian school to grant equal opportunities for men and women. In 1921 Grantland Rice broadcast the World Series for the first time. In 1972 Mexican train derailment killed 150. In 1973 heavy fighting began between Israel on the one side and Egypt and Syria on the other.
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United Press International
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
George Westinghouse
Antioch College
Yellow
Springs
Ohio
Grant
Grantland Rice
Israel
Egypt
Syria
George Meredith
100 Ways To Disappear And Live Free
A humor column promotes a controversial book on forging new identities and avoiding creditors. Eden Press markets titles like 100 Ways To Disappear and The Paper Chase for self help in dropping out, changing age and citizenship, and living under an alternate identity.
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Dick West
United Press International
Washington
Bunky
Quave
Pil Simon
Eden Press
Fountain Valley
Calif
Chasé
Eden
Missing
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Bormer County
Sandpoint
Lakeview Park
Newport High Schol
Frank Coffee
Mamaloose Island
W.L. Vestal
Nancy
Laclede
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Bonker County Historical Society
Sandpoint Daily
Pend Oreille
Printers, Inc
Church Street
United States
P. O. Box
Pete Thompson
Herb Offermann
Jay Shelledy
Idaho County
Symms
Grangeville
Employment Office
Systems
Intelsat
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