Hunt for ODFW chief down to two candidates:


Tuesday, June 13, 2006 BILL MONROE
The search for a new director of the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has come down to two finalists: a department insider familiar in capitol halls in Salem and an Idaho biologist steeped in Columbia River issues with a reputation for innovation and diplomacy. Marla Rae, chairwoman of the state Fish and Wildlife Commission, said in a telephone conference call Monday that Roy Elicker, 53, and Virgil Moore, 54, are finalists for the job.