Woman Dies Chained to Bed in Rupert Case
Minidoka County prosecutor outlined that charges may follow a coroner's jury finding that 77 year old Anna Ruffner died from criminal means while chained to her bed. Suspects include her son Ernest 33 and daughter in law Grisalda 34 plus sister Minerva Monreal and brother in law Jose Monreal as accessories. Prosecution cautioned that charges are not yet filed and investigation continues.
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Rupert
Idaho
UPD
Minidoka County
Bill Manning
Anna Ruffner
Ernest
Grisalda
Ruffner
Minerva Monreal
Jose’ Monreal
Manning
Jack Charlton
Twin Falls
Burglar Had Big Heart In Bend Jewelry Recovery
In Bend Oregon Bruce and Carol Ownbey said a burglary on February 7 caused $8,500 loss in uninsured gold and silver. A sorrowful young man offered to return $7,100 of the stolen jewelry and compensate for damage through a third party. Police chief Emil Moen said there are no suspects.
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Ownbey
Bend
Emil Moen
Idaho Lakes In Survey
The Environmental Protection Agency conducts water surveys at five North Idaho lakes using two specially equipped helicopters. The samples target nutrients that fuel algae growth and may choke lakes over time. Surveys will then cover additional Idaho sites including Dworshak Reservoir and several others.
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Seattle
UPS
Environmental Protection Agency
Idaho
Clifford V. Smith
Northwest
Smith
Dworshak
Lower Payette
Cascade Reservoir
Lake Lowell
Magic Reservoir
American Falls
Palisades
Island Park
Idaho To Get Funds Under Title I Program
Seattle UP I reports Idaho will receive 4.48 million dollars under Title I of the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act for the coming fiscal year. Regional Director James T. Hughes notes funding per sponsor will be about 90 percent of the 1975 level.
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Seattle
UPI
Idaho
Department of Labor
James T. Hughes
EPA May Ban Cans Bottles At Federal Facilities
The EPA plans rules to ban throw-away cans and bottles at federal facilities and require returnable containers in outlets like military commissaries and federal cafeterias. The program aims to cut waste and spur private business shifts, with a phased timeline of five to ten years to avoid unemployment in aluminum and glass industries. AFL-CIO ad hoc opposition warns phased approach could cost workers 30 cents on a six-pack deposit.
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Michael J. Conlon
Washington
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
John Skinner
Office of Solid Waste Management
Skinner
United States
Robert McGlotten
Afl-Cio
Scott writes to publisher halting sports book over Hearst case
Micki McGee Scott informs Quadrangle New York Times book editor she cannot finish a book about women in sports due to circumstances beyond her control. The note suggests contacting San Francisco attorney Charles Garry for forwarding money or messages. FBI inquiries into Micki Scott and husband Jack Scott have been ongoing since February with ties to Patricia Hearst cases.
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Thomas Hillstrom
New York
UPI
Micki McGee Scott
Patricia Hearst
FBI
Jonathan Segal
Quadrangle
New York Times Book Company
Segal
Scotts
San Francisco
Charles Garry
Miss Hearst
Scott
Jack
Oberlin College
South
Canaan
Linda Huey
Miss Huey
West Coast
Ford Sees Recession Bottoming Out By Summer
President Ford predicts the recession will turn around in the third quarter and may lift unemployment, with March figures expected to rise above 8.2 percent. Treasury Secretary Simon says unemployment could hit 9 percent this summer but recovery may be stronger than expected amid falling wholesale prices and easing interest rates.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
San Diego
California
Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Labor Department
White House
Congress
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Hearst
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