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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1975

Page

4

Nixon Says Other Presidents Used Tapping Like Watergate

Former president Richard Nixon claims other presidents conducted Watergate style operations far worse, including tapping opposition headquarters using the FBI. He argues for checks on presidential power and agency misuse to protect the government and public trust.

Richard Nixon Nixon FBI W.S

First Methodist Women Sponsor Vietnamese Refugee Family

In Shoshone Idaho the women of the First Methodist Church voted to sponsor a Vietnamese refugee family as a mission project. They plan housing and to poll potential employers for work while the pastor Rev Nathan Ware notes the balance between local mission and international aid.

Shoshone, Idaho UPI Nathan Ware

TV Schedule Fragment with Soap and Talk Lineup

A partial listing shows daytime soaps such as Days of Our Lives The Doctors Another World All My Children and General Hospital plus crime and talk shows. Evening slots include The Streets of San Francisco and Harry O with News and Wide World Special.

Take Kerr You Cort San Francisco Harry O

Idaho Forest Practices Act Improves Timber Harvest Rules

Idaho enacts the Forest Practices Act effective July 1 1974 to prevent soil and water damage from logging. The State Land Department approves simple notification for state and private lands, oversees road construction, reforestation, and chemical use, with periodic inspections and possible corrective action. The act merges with slash disposal rules, reduces paperwork, and aims to protect mountain soils, streams, and a steady timber supply while limiting federal dictates.

Idaho State Land Department Land Department Land Board

Idaho Fish and Game Sets New Trout Limits Statewide

The commission approved tighter trout catches across Idaho with regional tweaks. In southwestern Idaho the Boise River section is limited to three trout with only three fish over 12 inches, and kokanee restrictions above Anderson Ranch Reservoir. North central restrictions target the Selway River while Lochsa River faces similar limits next year. Doe Lake and The Lizard Lakes gain brook trout bag limits of 50, while Do Lake? The general limit for next year becomes 10 fish with conditions on size. Rulers replace scales for measuring catches in Salmon.

Idaho Boise River Anderson Ranch Northcentral Selway River Lochsa High Mountain Idaho County Doe Lake Lizard Lakes Commission Herb Pollard

Complaints To Congress Not To EPA

EPA official Dr. Clifford V. Smith Jr. says criticisms of antipollution laws should be directed at Congress, not the EPA. He noted about 75 percent of complaints may misplace blame and argued courts often find EPA losing when conservation groups sue.

Boise UPI Environmental Protection Agency EPA Clifford V. Smith Jr Seattle Pacific Northwest Pollution Control Association

Idaho Feedlots Net Fewer Cattle Fed Than Last Year

Boise report from the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service says 178,000 cattle and calves were being fed in Idaho feedlots, down four percent from a year ago and two percent from the prior quarter.

Boise UPI Idaho Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Goodnight cites fishing closure aiding lake spawning

Goodnight notes few fish on spawning grounds in fall 1972 and says two year closure increased spawning and sport catch. He discusses population estimates and the need to confirm a surplus before reinstituting a commercial fishery. If surplus exists, public option may include commercial or sports fishery.

Goodnight

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