Idaho State Land Board Lets Standard Oil Win Oil Lease
The Idaho State Land Board unanimously approved a 10 year oil and gas exploration lease to Standard Oil Company of California covering 51 332.04 acres for 13078 56 per year. Officials said the area is high risk but promising with plans to explore both state and federal lands in Gem Washington Payette Canyon Ada and Owyhee counties.
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Richard Charnock
Boise Ups
Idano
State Land Board
Standard Oil Company of California
R.M. Rasmussen
John Anders
Area Landman
Oildale
Calif
Rasmussen
Anders
Gem
Washington
Payette
Canyon
Ada
Owyhee Counties
Gordon ‘Trombley
Cecil “D.' Andrus
Standard’ S
Standard
Joe R. Williams
Look Stupid Letter Triggers Fast Action on Doctor Bill
Detroit lawyer Miles A. Hurwitz faced delays from Blue Shield over a year-old bill for his daughter Samantha Lynn. After repeated stumbles and a spat of protesting letters, he sent a caustic note on law stationery asking for order. Blue Shield cited a computer error and confirmed payment. Hurwitz said he hardly ever raises hell but felt compelled to act.
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Detroit
UPD
Miles A. Hurwitz
Michigan
Shield
Fter
Samantha Lynn
Blue Shield
Smantha Lynn
Fwitz
E Shield
Hurwitz
Michigan Insurance Bureau
Saman
Lynn
Judge Rules For Ranch In Damages Case
Federal Judge Fred M. Taylor granted a defense motion, dismissing a $300 000 damage action against Coiner and Sons of Twin Falls over a fatal Snake River Canyon accident. Carolyn Stocker and three children alleged negligence for backing near the canyon edge. The judge directed verdict for the defense. In Washington, the Senate report said a 12500 grant was awarded to New Plymouth for a community park on school property with a tot lot tennis and basketball courts.
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Boise
UPD
Fred M. Taylor
Coiner and Sons, Inc
Twin Falls
Carolyn Ann Stocker
Gary
Snake River
Taylor
Washington
Sen B. Jordan
Idaho
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
New Plymouth
Hughes Heirs Squeeze Officials Over Hughes Empire
In Los Angeles a suit to force officials to assume control of Howard Hughes holdings was dismissed as baloney by Judge Max Wisot. Attorney Roger Diamond, for Francine Hughes, argued inheritance taxes and probate actions. Diamond contended Hughes’s reported Las Vegas departure was fictitious to cover a 1965 death.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Howard Hughes
Baloney
Roger Diamond
Francine
Diamond
Max Wisot
Hughes Holdings
Hughes
Las Vegas
Nevada
Idaho Governor backs Spokane Expo 74 plan
Governor Cecil Andrus told Spokane's municipal League banquet that Expo 74 offers an exciting fresh approach to Northwest economic growth without harming the environment. He urged a united effort to show nationwide hope through Expo planning and natural resource protection.
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Spokane
UPI
Idaho
Cecil Andrus
Municipal League
Northwest
Andrus
Autopsy Reverses Cause of Whitney Young Jr. Death
A second autopsy by Dr Milton Helpern shows Whitney M Young Jr drowned off a Nigerian beach rather than dying from a cerebral hemorrhage as first reported. Helpern said Young sank while swimming in strong surf during a Lagos conference for American and African leaders.
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New York
UPTI
W Whitney M. Young Jr
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New York City
National Urban League
Lagos
Nigeria
Helpern
Young
Ae Young
AMF Pinspotter automates bowling centers beginning 1951
In 1946 AMF introduced the automatic pinspotter in Buffalo as the ABC tournament nearby showcased the device. After five years of development AMF launched mass production and installed 16 machines at Bowl-O-Crome Mt. Clemens Michigan in 1951, creating the first fully automated bowling center and sparking a global boom.
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AMF
Buffalo
New York
American Bowling Congress
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Judge Rejects Kotouc Plea in My Lai Case
A military judge denied Capt. Eugene M. Kotouc's request to drop charges claiming publicity and command influence tainted his right to a fair trial. The pretrial hearing also considered immunity, with Kotouc seeking protection for testimony related to alleged My Lai abuses.
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Mcpherson
Eugene M. Kotouc
Norman G. Cooper
Kotouc
Madison C
Wright
Humbolt
Neb
My Lai
Cooper
Kotone
William L. Calley
Ernest Medina
Cooper Sie
Calley
Lai
Hoffa Returns to Pen After Emergency Leave Ends
Teamsters president James R. Hoffa, 58, returned to the federal penitentiary in Lewisburg after a week on emergency furlough to visit his ailing wife in San Francisco. He walked into the prison with photographers at the gate, reentering to serve a 13 year sentence for jury tampering and fraud. His wife Josephine, 50, was reported improving but seriously ill at the University of California Medical Center.
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UPID
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Federal
San Francisco
Hoffa
Hofta
Williamsport
Pittsburgh
Josephine
University « “of California’ ‘Medical Center
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