Tornado Strikes Hereford Texas and Plains Storms Spread
A Hereford Texas tornado injured 30 to 40 people with no reported fatalities and damaged an industrial area while trailer homes were tossed. Other tornadoes hit near Dalhart Texas and Clovis New Mexico with unreported damage. watches were issued in Oklahoma.
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Coeur d'Alene youth elected SIEA president
A North Idaho College student in Coeur d'Alene was elected president of the Student Idaho Education Association after a two day meeting. Kathy Caron was named president with Cathie Bershauer as vice president Cindy Benintendi as secretary and Gail Ford as state editor.
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North Idaho College
Coeur d’Alene
Student Idaho Education Association
Kathy Caron
Cathie Bershauer
Northwest Nazarene College
Nampa
Cindy Benintendi
Idaho State University
Pocatello
Gail Ford
Jaycees End 4 Day Convention
Jaycees closed a four day convention with the election of Fred Man them Mullen as state president. New officers include Mel Miller Payette programming VP and Bob Bosworth Bonners Ferry district presidents and national directors named.
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UPD
Jaycees
Fred Manthey
Mullen
Mel Miller
Payette
Bob Bosworth
Bonners Ferry
Lee Judy
Cascade
Ray Voss
St. Anthony
Bob McMurray
Coeur ‘d’Alene
al Townsen
St. , Maries
Duane Saxton
Lewiston
Lloyd
Briscoe
Grangeville
Berry Hawkins
McCall
Jack Raymond
Caldwell
S.A. Smith
Boise
Larry Halstad
Rupert
Ron Gibb
Rexburg
al Orton
Blackfoot
Two Die In Idaho Highway Crashes
Weekend traffic crashes in southwestern and southcentral Idaho claimed two lives. Robert Lamar Jessen, 23, Eagle, died when his car crossed a borrow pit on Highway 16 in the Star area after being struck by another vehicle, with two passengers seriously hurt. Mrs Alta Marsh, 55, Wen dell, died when her car struck a parked vehicle along Highway 46 south of Gooding. her son Joe Marsh Jr. was listed in serious condition.
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United Press International
Idaho
Robert Lamar Jessen
Eagle
Alta. Marsh
Wendell. Jessen
Star
Jessen
Borrow
Tony Jessen
Betty Wyatt
Gooding
Joe Marsh Jr
Gooding Hospital
Education group sets sanctions plan and shorter school year
Idaho Education Association delegates approve forming a legislative sanctions committee to meet in Boise within two weeks and seek first hand teacher input. They back a shorter school year tied to budget, appoint a full time president, hire a communications director, and seek a $10 million rise in state aid plus a statewide tax increase for 1972-73.
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UPD
Idaho Education Association
Boise
Sembly
State Board of Education
Idaho
Ron Finn
Twin Falls
IEA
Homes Destroyed by Wind Fire in Mesa Area Idaho
Fire and strong winds destroyed two wood frame homes owned by Emma Ball in Mesa Sunday. Patrick Ball discovered the blaze around noon, which appeared to start in an upper room of Emma Ball’s residence. Emma Ball was in Grangeville at the time.
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