State House Ripped Off In Boise Theft
Three 10 digit calculators and a clock radio were stolen from the Len B. Jordan State Office Building over the weekend. The estimated value nears 550 dollars. The theft is being investigated by the state Liquor Law Enforcement Division. Officials discuss tightening security for the statehouse offices and note past petty theft incidents.
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Payne
D.E
Skip’’ Chilberg
Administrative Services
Statehouse
ITT Official Speaker to Address Idaho PR Roundtable
Neil L. McReynolds of ITT will speak at the Idaho Public Relations Roundtable in Boise. He is northwest regional manager for public relations and civic affairs and will share case histories of ITT projects. McReynolds, a UW journalism graduate, spent 11 years at the Bellevue American including seven as editor and was press secretary for Gov. Dan Evans from 1967 to 1973 before joining ITT.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho Public Relationships Roundtable
Neil L. McReynolds
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
William Maxwell
The
Idaho
McReynolds
Northwest
ITT
University of Washington
Bellevue American
Gov
Dan Evans
Legion Meeting Urges Members to Attend in Plummer Delegates
The William D. Martin Post 15 American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary call a monthly meeting on Wednesday April 9 at 8 p.m. at the V F W Hall 1108 Lake Street. Delegates to the District convention at Plummer Idaho on April 27 will be selected. The convention starts at 1 30 p.m. with registration 11 a.m. to 12 noon.
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William D. Martin
American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary
V.F.W. Hall
Lake Street
Plummer
Idaho
Ladies Auxiliary
SSA Rep From Coeur d'Alene Visits Sandpoint
A Social Security Administration representative from the Coeur d Alene office will visit Sandpoint on Tuesday April 8 at the Senior Citizens Center 304 N 1st from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Citizens may seek information or assistance on Social Security Medicare or Supplemental Security Income during the visit.
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Coeur d’Alene
Social Security Administration
Sandpoint
Senior Citizen’s Center
N. 1St
Importers Prefer Better Detroit Despite Foreign Boom
Importers want a stronger Detroit market even as foreign cars gain in the U S. They fear overexposure in a recession while Detroit’s weak early 1975 sales spur optimism for a rebound. Dealers expect imports to hold 22 to 25 percent as domestics push subcompacts to keep share.
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Detroit
Edward
U.S
Ronald Karns
Volkswagen
Schaumberg
Ill
UPI
Pete Anderson
Schmidt Motors
Chicago
Williams backs Kidwell in bid to consolidate Idaho AG office
Boise UPI writes Democratic state auditor Joe Williams endorses Republican Wayne Kidwell to place all assistant attorneys general under the attorney general's office. Williams cites past shifts of auditing functions and argues the AG should oversee departments' legal work, while vetoes and politics surround the proposal.
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Williams
Wayne Kidwell
Idaho
Kidwell
Cecil D. Andrus
Five On The Black Hand Side Opens At Panida
A Panida Theatre screening of Five On The Black Hand Side presents a Black middle class family comedy. Director Oscar Williams shows a domestic tyrant husband facing a rise of Mrs Brooks and a humorous women's lib counter attack. One 8 p.m. show nightly with summer hours.
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Panida Theatre
Oscar Williams
John “Henry Brooks
Leonard Jackson
Gladys Brooks
Clarice Taylor
Earthquake domino theory explored at Cal State conference
About 1,200 seismologists and geologists met at Cal State Los Angeles to discuss the domino theory of earthquakes. MIT’s Chinnery and Landers linked quakes across the Pacific, citing 1964 65 and 1973 74 activity patterns and noting pressure builds along the San Andreas Fault with an eventual large quake deemed inevitable.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Cal State
Pacific
Michael A. Chinnery
Applied Seismology
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lincoln Laboratory
Chinnery
Pacific Plate
Alaska
Japan
Peru
Mexico
California
Pacific Basin
MIT
Thomas E. Landers
Aleutian Islands
South America
Mexic
Benjamin F. Howell Jr
Pennsylvania State University
San Francisco
Howell
Los Angele
Bakersfield
Calif
Here
San Andreas
Bakersfiel
U.s.-Mexico
Idaho AMTRAK advisory weighs auto-train idea
Boise area AMTRAK Advisory Committee has not yet formalized a proposal for auto-train service in Idaho. Chairman Dwight Jensen noted interest from Nampa and Pocatello, but a study shows two thirds of potential riders do not want auto transport on trains. ground access and bike space on AMTRAK trains are also being explored to attract younger riders.
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Boise
API
Amtrak
Boise and
Magic Valleys
Idaho
Training Set for Forest Service Smokejumpers Near Missoula
Forest Service smokejumper training for the 1975 season begins May 5 at the Aerial Fire Depot near Missoula. A total of 125 trainees will complete the program between May 5 and July 3. After class 1, they head to Silver City New Mexico for assignment to fight fires in New Mexico and Arizona. They return to Missoula in July as Montana northern Idaho and North Dakota forests enter high fire danger.
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Missoula
Mont
UPI
Forest Service
Laird Robinson
Robinson
Silver City
N.M
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