Protests over Title Nine push for HEW reform
The Citizen urges support for Idaho Senator Jim McClure’s bill to curb HEW regulations on education. It argues unelected bureaucrats overstep by extending rules to athletics housing and medical care, affecting private institutions and individual rights.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Air Force Academy
Idaho
Jim McClure
McClure
HEW
Congress
GMR
Civil Rights Division of Health, Education and Welfare
Laconia
New Hampshire
California
TV brings teen behavior into focus in Congress
Rep Torbert MacDonald urged more positive teen programming in a House speech citing hours spent watching TV and research from the Surgeon General. He warned that many youth shows portray crime, urging viewers to boycott degrading programs to pressure better content.
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United States
America
House
Torbert H MacDonald
D-Mass
MacDonald
Subcommittee On Communications
Surgeon General's Office
National Association of Secondary School Principals
South
West Side Pirates Fall Short In Spud Bowl
Undefeated until the final game the West Side Pirates coached by Leonard Johnson missed two extra points and lost 14 12 to Aberdeen in the Spud Bowl in Pocatello Friday. The Preston Indians closed their 1950 season Friday with a 26 20 win over the Montpelier Bears.
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West Side Pirates
Leonard Johnson
Aberdeen
Pocatello
Preston Indians
Montpelier Bears
Franklin County
Milo
Preston Fairview road to start with 40 workers Monday
County Auditor Cleo Swenson says the Preston Fairview road project begins Monday with 40 men for preliminary work. John S McCune has taken over management of General Department Stores’ three shops after buying Glenn W Storrs’ interests. Edicts on attendance at shows and amusement venues and on the fire department were issued this week in Preston.
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Cleo Swenson
Preston- Fairview
John S McCune
General Department Stores
Glenn W Storrs
Preston City
Cache Valley Commission
Penneys
Red Cross
Prophet of Independence William Hooper in North Carolina
Fifty six for freedom presents vignettes of William Hooper a key signer of the Declaration of Independence. The North Carolina leader studied law under James Otis and rose to prominence as a propagator of independence. He prophesied break with Britain in 1774 and earned the title Prophet of Independence. He traveled the circuit to practice law moved near Wilmington and fled British capture with his family back to safer lands. Malaria limited later activity and his status waned due to aristocratic airs. Hooper died at 48 in 1790.
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North Carolinas
William Hooper
James Otis
Hooper
North Carolina
Britain
Congress
Petsate U
Wilmington
Experts Predict Entirely Different World in 1980s
CIA analysts warn the 1980s could bring a hostile shift in global power with leadership changes in Red China and Yugoslavia, rising communist influence in Italy and Spain, and renewed Cold War tensions while detente falters. They flag Portugal Chile and Spain as flashpoints and note risks to U S interests amid economic chaos and revolutionary talk.
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Washington
CIA
United States
Seven Continents
Portugal
Kremlin
Italy
Moscow
Mikhail Suslov
U.S
Chile
Augusto Pinochet
Spain
Francisco Franco
Idaho Senator weighs New York City loan guarantee
VIEW FROM THE CAPITOL reports Idaho Senator questions federal loan guarantees for NYC bond default. Boise State economics finds Idaho bond markets unlikely harmed by NYC default, but warns potential higher Idaho rates if national debt crisis worsens. emphasizes statewide fiscal stability and coordinated response.
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New York City
Idaho
Department of Economics
Boise State University
New
New York
Union President Calls For Expanded Exports
Rex Holman, Utah Idaho Farmers Union President and US delegate to the IFAP conference in Washington, warns expanded grain exports are essential to prevent a grain price disaster. He notes US production up 20 percent from 1974, totaling over 248 million metric tons, about one fifth of world output, with 60 percent exported as Americans consume 40 percent domestically. He cites unstable prices and foreign demand, urging price floors and ceilings for farmer stability.
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Rex Holman
Utah
Idaho Farmers Union
Holman
International Federation of Agricultural Producers
IFAP
Washington
Dic
FSF
America
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Richard Nixon
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North Dakota
Tom Kleppe
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Allied Mutual Insurance Company
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