Layman for Idaho Supreme Court Swisher Urged
Editorial favors Perry Swisher a Pocatello Democrat for the Idaho Supreme Court seat following Justice Henry McQuade’s resignation. Swisher’s independent stance and practical view cited as balance to legal orthodoxy and precedence in state high court tenure.
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Idaho Supreme Court
Robert Bakes
State Bar Association
Gerald Olson
Cecil D. Andrus
Supreme Court
Perry Swisher
Pocatello
Henry McQuade
Swisher
Lewiston
Morning Tribune
High Court
Perry
Idaho
Storage Tanks Prepare to Ship Lethal Gas Sale
United States news reports that civilian workers at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal in Denver have been authorized to convert one ton storage tanks into transport capsules for a planned sale of phosgene gas to private industry. President Ford signed the law enabling sale and transport, with an expected price above one million dollars, according to Col. John Byrne, arsenal commander.
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Denver
UPD
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Ford
John Byrne
Arsenal
Sewer District Bond Defeated in Bottle Bay Vote
A 160000 general obligation bond election to build a sewer collection system in the Bottle Bay Water and Sewer District failed. Of in person voters, 10 supported the measure while 19 opposed. absentee ballots remain to be counted and could not swing the result.
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Bottle Bay
Gage
Television Schedule Highlights for Channel 2 Evening Lineup
TV grid lists shows from 6:00 PM to 12:40 AM including Evening News ABC CBS Brady Bunch Adam-12 Make a Deal Match Game Welcome Back Kotter Waltons Spokane Weekly Barney Miller Streets of San Francisco Twilight film double feature Helter Skelter Slaughterhouse Five Mannix The Tonight Show and late movie listings with Eyewitness News and ABC News captions.
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Mickey Mouse Club
Merv Griffin
Ironside
Lucy Show
Dina Q
Adam
Bobby Vinton
Martin Agronsky
Kotter
Waltons
Mac Davis
Spokane Weekly
Barney Miller
Lowell Thomas
San Francisco
Sol
Harry O “Realidades
Channel 2
Eyewitness
ABC | News
Bonner County 40 Years Ago Today April 1 1936
Bonner County features a historical snapshot compiled by the Bonner County Historical Society marking events from April 1 1936. The roundup highlights local people places and happenings of that date as preserved by the society.
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The
Bonner County Historical Society
Sentence Due In Wolf Shooting Case
Two eastern Washington ranchers Howard Asmussen and Pat Brown faced sentencing in U.S. District Court for illegally killing and trafficking a timber wolf. Prosecutors alleged the animal may have been the last in Washington, while the defendants said they shot it after cattle losses.
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Spokane
UPS
Washington
Marshall Neill
U.S. District Court
Howard
Asmussen
Mansfield
Pat—Brown
Chelan
Washington State
Indians Follow Wagon Train in Cars Across Frontier
A group of about 30 Indians left Ft. Laramie in cars to follow the Bicentennial Wagon Train en route to Nebraska and beyond. They plan to visit towns, discuss Indian issues, and later join events at Valley Forge and a Native Women’s Conference in Lawrence.
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Fort Laramie
Wyo
UPI
Nebraska
Sid Mills
Survival of the American Indians Association
Washington
Mills
Ft. Laramie
Darrell Werger
Scottsbluff
Neb
Valley Forge
Wagon Train
Sovereign Native Women's Conference
Lawrence
Kan
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Fourth Tires Slashed on Vehicle in Spirit Lake Area
Cleo Birch of Sandpoint reports returning to his vehicle on Spirit Lake Cutoff Road after visiting friends yesterday evening to find all four tires punctured or shot out by unknown vandals. Estimated damage is $120. Investigation continues.
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Cleo Birch
Sandpoint
Spirit Lake
Pioneer coal plant near Orchard eyed for pollution risk
C C Clan cy Gordon of the University of Montana warns the Pioneer coal fired plant near Orchard would emit fluoride and other pollutants faster than crops can withstand. He cites unregulated effects, criticizes Idaho Power testimony, and suggests locating the plant on nonproducing land with trees to filter emissions. The plan proposes 500 foot stacks instead of 25 to 50 feet.
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Boise
UPI
C.c.clancy
Gordon
University of Montana
Idaho ‘Power Company
Pioneer
Orchard
Idaho Public Utilities. Commission
Citizens For Alternatives
A. Clyde Hill
the_1
University of Utah and
Idaho Power
PUC
Hill
Idaho Governor faces PUC over Pioneer coal plant decision
Idaho Governor Cecil Andrus is accused of effectively dictating to the State Public Utilities Commission the stance on Idaho Power Co. Pioneer coal-fired generating plant near Orchard. James McClary of the Idaho Association of Commerce and Industry warns denial could harm the state's economy. Oscar Field and Ted Diehl back the governor, saying energy reliability affects living standards and the agricultural economy in Southern Idaho. Andrus maintains the statement speaks for itself.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho Association of Commerce and Industry
Cecil’d. Andrus
State Public Utilities Commission
Idaho Power Company
Pioneer
Andrus
Orchard
James McClary
Commerce’ and” Industry Association
Morrison
Knudsen.‘Company
Idaho
Oscar’ Field
Idaho Farm’ Bureau
Ted Diehl
Idaho’ Water Users Association
Idaho Power: Co. Is
McClary
Denver gondola crash survivor vows to ski again
Gene Reese of Custer South Dakota survived a Vail gondola crash that killed four people and injured seven. He plans to ride to the top next season to prove the gondola is safe and will attend his wife Darlene's funeral in South Dakota.
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Denver
UPI
Gene Reese
Custer
Vail
Colo
South Dakota
Reese
Darlene
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Steve Meol
Wayland
Mass
Kenneth Jain 60 Dies in Martinez VA Hospital
Kenneth Norman Jain 60 died Sunday March 28 at the VA Hospital in Martinez California. Born October 18 1915 in Butte Montana to Ethan and Janey Jain he married Bertha Romero December 2 1960 in Sacramento California. He lived in Chico and Samuels Idaho was a WWII US Army veteran and a cab driver in Chico. Funeral April 5 at Moon Chapel with Rev Donald Hippe.
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Kenneth
Norman Jain
Martinez
California
Ethan
Janey Jain
Butte
Montana
Bertha Romero
Sagremento Calif
Chico
Samuels
Idaho
Pacific
Luthern Church
Bonners Ferry
D.A.V
Bertha
John B. Romero
Germany
Eugene H. Romero
Sacramento
Cal
Christine Manning
Orland
Calif
Dolores Bond
Hillsburg
Marie Romero
Janey K. Jain
Dallas
Oregon
Lester
Salem
Elmer
Berkley
Moon Chapel
Donald Hippe
Pack River
Weather Summary for Coeur dAlene Sand Point Area
Decreasing clouds and showers today chance of precipitation thirty percent. Tonight and Friday mostly fair with cooler temperatures. Southwesterly winds 10 to 20 miles per hour.
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Coeur
Alene-Sandpoint
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