One World Government Fears Spur Liberty Lobby Warning
A Liberty Lobby release warns against an Atlantic Union move seen as a step toward world federation. It cites congressional action on March 9 and 11, names Rep. Steve Symms and Rep. Larry McDonald, and urges citizen protests to protect U S sovereignty.
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Westerberg Praised By Governor For Highway Funding Help
Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus lauded State Rep. Russell Westerberg of Soda Springs for key support on a highway funding package. He called his role vital in shepherding the measure through the House and aiding a summer project with federal funds, noting jobs and local benefit.
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Honorary state farmer honor for William Craner
From the 1951 Boise Future Farmers banquet comes the honorary State farmer award to William Craner for 20 years of service to Idaho rural youth. Also noted are Violet Butler as Idaho mother of the year and Lucy Tanner as second place in the state contest. death of LEDS leader George Albert Smith. local ads and cafeteria menu details.
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George Wythe: Influential American legal educator and statesman
George Wythe, famed legal scholar and first law professor at the College of William and Mary, mentored Jefferson Monroe and Marshall. He served in Virginia offices, influenced legal education, and during the Revolution his plantation was looted. Wythe died in 1806 at age 80 after being poisoned by a grand nephew seeking inheritance.
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Magna Carta Caper Costs $150,000
Congressional leaders faced backlash over a planned London trip to unveil a Magna Carta loan for the bicentennial. Costs total about 150000 dollars with two aides sent to London earlier. The piece accuses leaders of misleading members about the event’s importance and the exhibit details.
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Idaho Legislature Accepts Mixed Record with Energy Step
VIEW FROM THE CAPITOL assesses Idaho's just completed legislative session as average with a Democratic minority coalition aiding results. It highlights the Alternative Energy Devices Act promoting solar wind and heat from beneath the ground, and notes concerns over local land-use funding, elderly programs, budget limits, and a self 5 per day pay raise.
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Governor Andrus backs Idaho farmers against Pioneer coal plant
Letter from Michael D. Haley of Rupert commends Governor Andrus for opposing Idaho Power Pioneer coal plant. He warns the plan would raise irrigation costs, subsidize new farmland, flood markets with crops, depress prices, and threaten land values while encouraging Californiate style growth. He cites oil industry politics as context.
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