Fashion Show Raises 100 for Girl Scout Troop 165
A Crystal Butterfly fashion show at Farmin School raised about 100 dollars for Girl Scout Troop 165. Eva Gabor look outfits were modeled by 16 participants, with Lavonna Olson hosting and Naomi Marquez performing. Lana Hanson provided music and prize drawings included Dan Deshon Jr and Terri Loveless among winners from local merchants.
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Crystal Butterfly
Eva Gabor
Lavonna Olson
Farmin School
Naomi Marquez
Lana Hanson
Penny’s
Sayers
Sandpoint Drug
Ross Rexall
Dan Deshon, Jr
Terri Loveless
Jean Hadley
Carol Czerniski
Mrs. Wilson
Bill Bostock
Gross National Product Plunges in Early 1975
The Commerce Department reports GNP dropped 10.4 percent in real terms and 3.2 percent inflation adjusted, the largest quarterly decline since 1946 and the 15th straight month of recession. Inflation eased to 8 percent from 14.4 percent, with declines in production and spending blamed on liquidation of excess inventories.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
GNP
Suit Filed Over Insurance Coverage in Boise
Thain G. and Mary Alice Christiansen of Pocatello filed a $10.5 million federal suit in Boise alleging Continental Insurance Companies of America failed to provide coverage. The Christiansens name Ralston Purina and others as defendants.
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Boise
UPI
Thain G
Mary Alice Christiansen
Pocatello
Continental Insurance Companies
American
Christiansens
Ralston-Purina
Navy clears Tia Juana river of blame for divers’ illness
Sixteen Navy divers fell sick with intestinal complaints after bowing near the river’s entry into the ocean. Health authorities had suspected sewage bacteria from the Tijuana side and placed the river under quarantine, but the Navy absolved it of responsibility.
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San Diego
UPI
Tia Juana
United States
Mexico
Navy
Tijuana
Ford to propose phased removal of major federal regulators
President Ford plans to ask Congress to gradually abolish key federal regulatory agencies including the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Civil Aeronautics Board. The move aims to cut consumer costs and taxes, with an estimated $2,000 annual saving per family. A White House briefing notes deregulation of air, truck, and rail transport, though lobbyists hinder reform efforts.
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Richard H. Growald Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
White House
Concord
N.H
Fed
America
ICC
Texas
Chicago
Air
TWA
Los Angeles
San Francisco
California
Washington
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Collie
S. Boyer
Ornery
Sandpoint
Allen Cochran
Dottie van Ooyen
Girl Scouts
Bee
River
Idaho
Specia
Cedar Street
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