Idaho Contamination Down Below Safe Levels For Pesticides
Statewide tests show residual mercury and other pesticides in animal and fish tissue are below human tolerance. Last year some birds exceeded levels triggering consumption restrictions, but this year pheasants elk deer and other game are safe. Farmers are urged to continue using less harmful seed treatments. Federal and state rules require fully feathered wings or heads with migratory birds and papers for transport processing or storage.
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Idaho
Health Department
Southern Idaho pheasants target on October 23
Pheasant season opens in southern Idaho on Saturday October 23 noon with a forecast of average or better success. Regulations vary by region with closing dates from November 2 to December 5 and bag limits typically four birds per day, including special provisions for Western Magic Valley and several counties. Mercury tests on pheasants are negative and hunters may safely eat the birds.
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Idaho
Salmon River
Fish and Game Department
McCall, Western
Magic Valley
Salmon
Upper Snake
Western
Bingham, Power and Bannock
Bingham
Power
Bannock
Caribou
Oneida
Franklin
Clearwater
Panhandle
Hunters Must Stop At Check Stations En Route
Hunters are required by law to stop and report at any checking station encountered on route regardless of success. Stations operate statewide at strategic points on part time or full time bases as needed. Hunters must punch the appropriate big game tag immediately after. A kill in
Snowmobile Wins Challenge Hill Climb at Zumbro Falls
A Scorpion 650cc Stinger snowmobile won the Challenge Hill Climb in Zumbro Falls Minnesota on Sunday October 3 carrying a rider over the 220 foot dirt hill in 5 seconds. Dave Trystad of Rochester drove his Stinger fastest while an Arctic Cat Turf Tiger finished second in 5.5 seconds and Tim Fruitiger’s Scorpion third in 6.0.
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Zumbro_ Falls
Minnesota
Dave Trystad
Rochester
Minn
Tim Fruitiger
Three Oregon Men Charged In Boise Supermarket Robbery
Three Oregon men faced robbery charges after a Boise supermarket hold up Sunday. Dennis Landon 26 of Portland Maurice Ruddell 22 Hermiston and Jeffrey Folson 24 Tigard were arraigned with bond set at 25000 each.
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Oregon
Boise
Dennis Lee Landon
Portland
Maurice Richard Ruddell
Hermiston
Jeffrey Michael Folson
Tigard
Ore
Alan Schwartzman
Leon Maxwell
Vista Albertson’s
Maxwell
Denver Ghost Writing Firm Aims Nationwide Service
Denver firm Research and Educational Associates sells term papers and dissertations to students. Founders plan BankAmericard and Master Charge payments, offices in Lansing Cleveland Chicago Washington, and expansion nationwide. Authors charge 3 to 6 dollars per page with research and formatting provided.
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Denver
UPD
Research and Educational Associates
BankAmericard
Larry Groeger
Groeger
Castle Rock
Colo
Lansing
Mich
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington, D.C
Tucson
Ariz
Charles H. Johnson
Johnson
Library of Congress
Washington
Lewiston Man Appointed to Idaho Legislative Commission
The Idaho Supreme Court named Wynne M. Blake of Lewiston to the six member legislative compensation commission. The panel, with three members chosen by the governor and three by the court, issues recommendations on compensation for Idaho legislators.
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Boise
UPI
Wynne M. Blake
Lewiston
Legislative Compensation Commission
Supreme Court
Idaho
Hijacked 747 Still Held in Havana As Kosygin Visits
A Boeing 747 with 221 aboard remains in Havana after hijack from New York to Puerto Rico. Kosygin's Havana visit delayed departure as passengers and crew wait. three Sky marshals and an off duty FBI agent on board unable to stop the hijack.
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Miami
UPID
Havana
Jose Marti
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
American Airlines
New York
Puerto Rico
Kennedy International
Sky
FBI
R. Selmela
Canada
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BOE
Department of the Treasury
Credit Idahoans
U.S
Bonner County
Cocolalla
America
Denver-area
Metropolitan State College
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