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Salvage Plan For Natl. Forest

The U.S. Forest Service took just 90 days to approve a salvage plan for trees that were damaged by a rare tornado that hit Idaho's Payette National Forest in June.

"This is really warp speed for the Forest Service," said Governor Jim Risch. "They made a nice piece of the area available for commercial harvest." Along with national forest officials worried about fire danger, the governor had pressured officials for a speedy solution.

According to the plan, the tornado downed about 26.8 million bd. ft. of ponderosa pine, Douglas fir, and white pine trees, which could generate 18 million bd. ft. of timber worth about $1.5 million. If the plan clears a 30day public comment period without objection, the Forest Service will open bidding in late September. Over 1,500 acres will be auctioned off in five separate logging sales.

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(Continued from page 24) of 1.795 million single-family starts dropped 2.3Vo to a 1.452million yearly pace permits fell 6.5Vo ... regionally, starts in the West slipped 2.9Vo

Do it Best Corp. in fiscal year 2006 surpassed $3 billion in sales for first time; sales grew by 3.44Vo over 2005.

Kelly's Home Center, Salem, Or., opens a 7,000-sq. ft. lighting showroom next month ...

WhiteBoxTools, an online hardware dealership, was acquired by Simi Valley, Ca.- based Jeffrey and Marina Muchnik and relaunched Aug. 16 as RedBoxTools.com...

Windsor Ace Hardware. Windsor, Co., is now offering instore UPS package processing and shipping services

Grainger, Inc. relocated its Honolulu, Hi., branch to a larger 40,000-sq. ft. facility, doubled the size of its Anchorage, Ak., showroom to 2,400 sq. ft., and will open a new full-service branch early this fall in Fairbanks, Ak. ...

PPG Industries has acquired Spectra-Tone Paint Corp., San Bernardino. Ca.. an architectural paint and coatings manufacturer distributing products mainly through 22 company-owned service centers in the West Postsaver USA released the next generation of its application machinery, providing greater efficiencies, longer lengths and greater sections sizes ...

Dixieline Lumber, San Diego, Ca., donated $850,000 to the Parkinson's Disease Association, which will devote most of the funds to building a resource center named after founder William S. Cowley II.