Idaho Senator Church Aims for Democratic White House Bid
Idaho’s Sen. Frank Church emerges as a leading Democratic presidential hopeful as Ted Kennedy exits the field. His rising national profile and FBI inquiry oversight place him center stage for Idaho voters in the May primary, with potential influence on other primaries and the November election.
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Guns Bring Peace and Debate Over Gun Rights
A dated critique weighs gun ownership against crime and extremism, arguing guns helped establish order in the West and are miscast by anti gun lobbyists and television campaigns. The author urges restraint from sweeping bans and insists on preserving gun use for peaceful purposes.
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Applaud the FBI for persistent pursuit of Hearst
The writer urges strong support for the FBI acknowledging past flaws while praising the 19 month hunt for Patty Hearst. They advocate backing both federal and local police and reject tearing them down in Congress, calling for confidence and continuation of public security efforts.
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Danger at Arco raises alarm over atomic waste risk
Letter warns that atomic waste near Arco could contaminate Idaho if a quake strikes the fault area. The writer urges readers to pressure leaders to move the waste out of Idaho, arguing that California quake prospects portend broader dangers and US watercourses could be contaminated.
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West Side Pirates to Dedicate New Field at Dayton
West Side Pirates host South Marsh High School in a home football game as the town readies a renamed field. Also notes on beet harvest progress, school elections for consolidation across several districts, and upcoming community events.
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Energy risks and Arco waste spark reader letter
Kent Cox of Pocatello urges a public discussion on energy safety. He warns Arco’s waste hazards threaten lives and urges bosses to rethink and act to prevent disasters.
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Georgia signer Button Gwinnett shaped by duty and duel
England born Button Gwinnett moved to Georgia 1765, built a rice estate on St. Catherines Island, and joined the patriot cause. He was named to the Continental Congress in 1776, signed the Declaration, served briefly as governor, and died after a duel in 1777. Only 37 signed copies survive, with values up to 25000 dollars.
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Cement block days in Preston by the Struve family
Fred Struve recalls his father William Struve and brothers forming and laying thousands of cement blocks in Preston 60 to 70 years ago. The family ran a cement block business from a millinery building and built foundations for churches and stores, later loosening into other local projects including a 1980 open air dance floor at the Persiana Printery.
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Power Struggle in Democratic Party and Cuba Ties
Washington politics and foreign policy entwine as Democrats clash over leadership races for House Speaker with Bolling and ONeill jockeying, while Bayh Udall Nelson and Hart vie in 1976 presidential murk. In Cuba, Castro seeks American medical supplies and trucks, with Kennedy and Abourezk drafting bills to ease export bans.
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D-Mass
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Idaho Hosts Western Governors Conference in Sun Valley
Governor recounts Idaho hosting the Western Governors Conference in Sun Valley to discuss mutual problems and share regional solutions. He notes Western issues differ from eastern states and stresses personal ties, relaxation, and avoiding overreach from federal bureaucracy while seeking regional autonomy and practical fixes.
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Hansen Criticizes Vote On Hells Canyon Bill In House
Representative George Hansen criticizes the House Interior Committee for approving the Hells Canyon bill by a 34 to 4 vote. He says the panel’s ecology emphasis ignores Snake River knowledge and Idaho interests, warning of a floor fight in the full House. An opinion poll cited by National Review questions private enterprise understanding among Americans.
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