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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1976

Page

14

Radiation Dose Unknown Yet Says Doctor

Dr Brice Breitenstein of the Hanford foundation says long term effects of Harold McClusky exposure to americium are unknown. McClusky, 64, was sprayed with radioactive solution after a chemical explosion at an Atlantic Richfield Hanford plant. Decontamination may continue one to three weeks.

Richland Wash UPI Brice Breintenstein Hanford Environmental Health Foundation Americium Harold McClusky Prosser Wash McClusky Atlantic Richfield Hanford Co Americum Hanford Washington Breitenstein McQusky Foundation

Boise Cascade Defends Timber Harvest Inside Agreed Boundaries

Boise Cascade Corp said it acted under state agreements in harvesting about 300 acres near Donnelly on endowment lands. State investigators plan stump scaling to determine loss and potential damages, with an estimated shortfall of around 234000 if penalties apply.

Boise Cascade Boise Upi Boise Cascade Corp Sam Donaldson Corporation State Endowment Donnelly Jack Gillette Gillette

Federal Judge Blocks Wild Horse Roundup Near Challis

U.S. District Judge Charles Richey ruled the plan to roundup 260 wild horses on 360000 acres near Challis illegal. He faulted the BLM for not ensuring on-site veterinary care and for not proving overpopulation or using less drastic herd-control methods. The case was brought by the American Horse Protection Assoc and Humane Society.

Washington UPI Challis Idaho Charles Richey U.S. Bureau of Land Management BLM Richey American Horse Protection Assoc The Humane Society of the United States

Cattlemen and officials react to Challis wild horse ruling

In Boise and Washington the ruling halting a 200 horse roundup sparks opposition from cattlemen, the BLM and Rep. Symms. Critics warn the decision could push some cattlemen out of business as the Challis herd faces limits and range pressure.

Challis Woodard Bob Henderlider Idaho Cattlemen's Association

Fires Devastate Utah as Firecrews Contain Multiple Blazes

A flurry of forest and range fires hit Utah under hot dry weather with lightning. A 500 acre Range Creek Mountains blaze was controlled as crews demobilized, another 500 acre Parowan-Beaver area fire prompted a southward crew deployment, a 200 acre Zion Canyon area fire persisted, and Lydia Canyon blaze charred 150 acres.

United Press International Utah Range Creek Beaver-Iron County Paro- Wan Bureau of Land Management Clark Draper Zion Canyon Bryce Canyon Glendale Lydia Canyon Fishlake National Forest Monroe Mountain Box Elder County

Mayonnaise Jar Rescue Free Skunk in Oregon Parking Lot

In Klamath Falls Oregon Frank Batchelor spent 20 minutes using a broom handle to free a skunk whose head was stuck in a mayonnaise jar. After a dozen tries the animal escaped with its face coated in mayo and appeared to thank him as it waddled away toward the bushes.

Klamath Falls Ore UPI Frank Batchelor Batchelor

Smoke Jumpers Help Fight Wyoming Forest Fire

About 60 rested firefighters aided 30 to 40 smoke jumpers from Missoula and West Yellowstone plus six jumpers as air tankers dropped slurry on a Big Horn National Forest fire near U S 14A. The rugged terrain hindered efforts and a 40 mile highway stretch was closed. No injuries reported.

Lovell Wyo UPI Big Horn National Forest U.S 14A Lowell US Forest Service Medicine Wheel Forest Missoula Mont West Yellowstone

No Hunting Signs Challenge Idaho Dove Season Start

In Camas Prairie with the Idaho dove opener hundreds of private lands display no hunting notices. Farmers protest a proposed two year moratorium on doves and sage grouse citing sage grouse declines and poaching by some dove hunters amid a reversal of a Fish and Game moratorium.

Fairfield Idaho

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Ted Nordgaarden Bonner County Sportsmen Association Sandpoint Nordgaarden Bob Kjos British Columbia Jamie Benson Claims State Cattlemen Symms Boise Washington, DC U.S Larry Woodard Boise Associated Henderlider Steve Symms Opera Bess & Cinde Cousin Jess Troy, Mont Publishers Weekly New York Times Rome London Jerusalem Damien Selkirk Draper the Lifehouse Wyoming Phil James Forest Service James Tucker
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