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Newspaper

Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1975

Page

5

Invention May Help Save Eagles

Boise journalist Morlan Nelson, an expert on birds of prey, designed a new wire spacing with Idaho Power engineers to reduce eagle electrocutions. He tested mock poles in his yard and will present a paper to the World Conference on Birds of Prey in Vienna. Electrocution risk arises when eagles touch two wires during takeoff or landing.

Boise UPS Morlan Nelson Idaho Power Company Vienna Idaho Power Nelson

Expo Executives File Bankruptcy After Low Attendance

Four former Expo 74 executives filed voluntary bankruptcy petitions. AMT Productions formed to stage a July 4 weekend festival at a resort. expected 50,000 attendees but fewer than 5,000 showed. Petition signed by John Musgrave lists 246 creditors. Expo vice president Chuck Aly was involved with Musgrave.

Spokane UPI AMT Productions John Musgrave Chuck Aly Expo Musgrave

Stolen Female Golden Eagle From Spokane Zoo

Authorities hunt for a rare female golden eagle on loan from the federal government after a weekend theft from Walk in the Wild Zoo in Spokane Valley. The bird was injured and unable to fly. its cage was found open with the lock missing.

Spokane UPS The Spokane Valley

Nevada Roundup to Resume in Stone Cabin Valley

The Bureau of Land Management and Nevada officials plan to restart the Stone Cabin Valley roundup this Wednesday. Wranglers will trap horses at waterholes and categorize them as branded rancher property, unbranded wild horses, or domesticated unbranded animals. Ranchers may claim branded horses after paying grazing fees. unclaimed animals go to state auction or department custody. mustangs will be held for testing, with releases not expected before early October.

Reno Nev UPI Stone Cabin Valley Bureau of Land Management State Agriculture Department BLM Nevada Desert Bob Goodman Goodman Nevada Tom Ballow Thomas Warr Las Vegas

Livestock prices at Omaha and Portland markets

UPI reports large cattle hog and sheep listings. Omaha hogs 4,000 head with mixed weights trading 58 to 60. Sows steady 53 to 56. Cattle and calves 4,500 with steers, heifers and cows varying 16 to 51 per hundredweight. Portland sheep and hogs steady with spring lambs 40 to 42, feeder lambs 43 to 46, hogs 57.5 to 58.25 for U.S. 1-3 190 to 255 lb.

Omaha UPI Portland USDA U.S

Robbers Stab Payette Man Near Ontario Oregon

John O. Musgrove a 29 year old Payette resident was stabbed several times by robbers at a rest stop near Ontario Oregon He was found in the Oregon Visitor Information Center restroom by a truck driver He received initial treatment in Ontario before surgery and was listed in serious condition at St Alphonsus Hospital Boise.

Boise UPI John O. Musgrove Payette St. Alphonsus Hospital Ontario Ore Musgrove Oregon

Domestic Animals Hold Key to Nevada Range Problems

Velma Johnston says domestic livestock drive Nevada range depletion more than wild horses, which use only 6.5 percent of the land. She criticizes permit violations and overgrazing, welcomes a resumed Stone Cabin Valley roundup near Tonopah under the Wild Horse and Burro Act of 1971.

Reno Nev UPI Nevada Velma Annie

Wild Horses Won’t Threaten City Golf Course

Carson City Nevada reports seven mustangs near the new city golf course will be relocated from putting range per BLM District Manager L Paul Applegate. He notes no golfer wants a ball in a hoof print and expresses sympathy for players.

Carson City Nev UPI New City Bureau of Land Managment L. Paul Applegate

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