Hansen Cleared by FEC In Idaho Campaign
Washington reports the Federal Election Commission issued a clean bill of health on Rep. George Hansen 1976 campaign. Hansen said an FEC letter dismissed complaints of unitemized contributions and deposits to a personal account after an onsite Idaho inspection found records complete and reliable. He noted prior 1974 findings of two technical errors.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Election Commission
George Hansen
Idaho
Hansen
William Oldaker
FEC
Group Warns Of Potential Soviet Arms Superiority
The Committee on the Present Danger warns the Soviet Union could gain strategic military superiority within several years unless U.S. spending rises and Russia cuts its expenditures. The report cites experts including Paul Nitze Dean Rusk and Richard Pipes urging stronger U.S. defense and a move toward nuclear strength parity.
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Robert Kaylor
Washington
UPS
Soviet Union
United States
Kremlin
U.S
Ussr
Paul Nitze
Dean Rusk
Richard Pipes
Harvard University
Nitze
Pipes
Russia
Carter
Moonies Arrive In Wyoming Town In Unification Candy Plot
Two Moonie disciples of Rev. Sun Myung Moon arrived in Kemmerer Wyoming and sold candy to company employees and at schools before being told to leave. They identified as Unification Church members and urged youth aid. Local officials and a company employee criticized the encounter.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
UPI
Sun Myung Moon
Wyoming
Unification Church
California
Jim Brophy
Arlyn Wainwright
Carter style blamed for crisis mood in arms talks
Senate Republican leader Howard Baker says Carter’s public handling of talks created a crisis atmosphere not seen under Kissinger. He argues previous administrations avoided public brinkmanship and that a Ford win might have yielded a deals already.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Senate Repubcan
Howard Baker
Baker
Kremlin
U.S
Carter
Man charged in stabbing death on Fort Hall
Dennis Coopooie 21 of Fort Hall faces murder charges after a fatal stabbing of Lleweyn Pandoaha 29 at a Fort Hall residence on the reservation. BIA officers say the 3:30 am incident left Pandoaha with head and back wounds. Coopooie was arrested about an hour later and is to be arraigned today.
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Fort Hall, Maho
UPI
Dennis Coopooie
Fort Hall
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Coopooie
Lleweyn Pamdoaha
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Pandoaha
Lewiston state office complex costs stun officials
Chair Gerald Wilson of the State Building Authority said the Lewiston project costs 9.85 per square foot, far above his expected 7 to 7.50, after an 80 000 feasibility study. The plan covers Lewiston Boise and Twin Falls, centralizing 137 state employees from 24 locations. Parking and 32 000 extra square feet raise concerns, with total project cost about 3.1 million for Lewiston and 1.3 million in leases statewide.
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Becky Fanning
Boise
UPB
Building Authority
Lewiston
Gerald Wilson
Permanent Building Fund Advisory Council
Wilson
Twin Falls
Bart
Brown
Department, of Administration
Sfoot
Cat Lewiston
Leonard
Wlliams
Lewis
Barty
Babb
McClure Probes Water Pump Plan for Snake River
Senator James McClure voiced concern over Bureau of Reclamation plans to pump groundwater into the Snake River without adequate study. He urged a public explanation to East Idaho farmers and local officials, with a meeting set for Wednesday at the Bonneville County Courthouse in Idaho Falls.
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Washington
UPD
James McClure
Bureau of Reclamation
Snake River
Idaho
Bureau
Idaho Republican
McClure
Idaho Falls
Rod Vissia
Snake
Salmon Falls
Evans Pledges Support for Idaho Education Future
Governor Evans urged Idaho school superintendents in Boise to address education costs and resource allocation. He pledged continued support for state education while stressing the need to set priorities for quality, equal opportunity, and a brighter future for children amid rising demands.
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Boise
UPS
John V. ‘Evans
Idaho
Evans
Doctors Face Fatal Pressure Riskin Medical Careers
Duke University psychiatrist Dr. Bernard Bressler cites about 100 physicians yearly who die by their own hand or turn to drugs due to job pressure. He warns the healing profession relies on patient faith but excessive expectations harm doctors, with many not seeking help and colleagues often urging silence.
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Durham
N.C
UPI
Duke University
Bernard Bressler
Bressler
Bressker
Water storage may be problem in Northwest dams
Idaho Public Utilities Commission Chairman Robert Lenaghen warned that a water shortage could strain interstate water management. He noted most dams are controlled by federal agencies and Bonneville Power, risking conflicts over winter releases for Washington and Oregon against Idaho’s need to hold water for next summer’s irrigation.
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Boise
UPS
Robert Lenaghen
The
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Northwest
Army Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Bonneville Power
Lenaghen
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
House panel moves to raise direct farm payments ceiling
The Agriculture Subcommittee voted to raise the direct government payment ceiling for individual grain producers from $20,000 to $46,000 by 1981, with $35,000 for 1978 crops and a 10 percent annual rise. Cotton and rice ceilings of $20,000 and $55,000 were to be reviewed by other subcommittees.
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Washington
UPI
A. House Agriculture
W.R. Poage
D-Tex
McClure Urges Mine Regulations Adoption
Sen. James McClure urged Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus to adopt Forest Service mining regulations, praising their success and warning that Bureau of Land Management proposals would stifle mineral development and raise prices for consumers.
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Washington
UPI
James McClure
Idaho
Interior
Cecil Andrus
McClure
Bureau of Land Management
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