Looking Back, Feb. 3
⢠For the first time in many years, Grand Teton National Parkâs buffalo herd was wintering on the National Elk Refuge. Fifteen â all but one member of the herd â were hanging out north of the road to Curtis Canyon. ⢠A teenager called a bomb threat into the junior high school early Monday morning, saying the explosion would take place at 9 sharp. Nothing happened, and at 9:30 a.m. Superintendent of Schools Jerry Wemberley opened the school. ⢠Assistant Park Superintendent Jack Neckles announced that the National Elk Refuge, the west slope of the Tetons and U.S....
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