Idaho BSU demands partially met by Hartung statement
University of Idaho President Ernest Hartung says two of eleven BSU demands were satisfied in a six page response issued Monday. He notes housing regulation revisions to allow student athletes on grants the same housing choice next fall and disputes a call to hire a minority director of intercultural programs. Some demands remain inappropriate or unresolved.
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UPI
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Hartung
BSU
Leon Jaworski
Watergate
James D. St. Clair
J. Fred Buzhardt
Camp David
Potomac River
Gerald L. Warren
Charles H. Percy
Ill
Jaycees Plan Tonight Meeting in Sandpoint
Jaycees meet in the Pastime Banquet room at 7 30 p m to plan committees projects for the year. A spokesman invites new ideas and notes a report on April 20 district elections in Coeur d Alene and progress on the Jr Miss Pageant now held in Sandpoint with nine contestants to be crowned May 2 at the Panida Theater. Interested men 18 to 35 are welcome.
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Sandpoint Jaycees
the Jaycees
Coeur d’Alene
Jaycees
Panida
Final Spray Decision for tussock moths via DDT planned
Portland UPI The final decision on spraying about 400000 acres in Oregon Washington and Idaho to combat tussock moths will be made by May 20 said Theodore A Schlapfer regional U S Forest Service official Plans have been drawn for a June 1 start if approved and weather allows the operation may run about a month Officials say infestation would likely continue this summer if not controlled and preparations remain in place despite potential cancellation risk.
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Portland
UPI
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
U.S
Theodore A. Schlapfer
Schlapfer
Police Question Bomb Suspects In Sandpoint Schools
Sandpoint police interview several suspects and witnesses after bomb threats forced evacuations at Sandpoint High School and Sandpoint Junior High School. No arrests yet though some suspects over 18 may be treated as adults.
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Sandpoint
Sandpoint High School
SHS
Tom
Keough
George Elliot
E. Wayne Likens
Dixon at BSU Prophet Sees Nixon Survival
Prophet Jeane Dixon told 1,500 Boise State University audience Nixon will survive the crisis and Kennedy will not become president. She forecast a 1990s comet disaster and Earth changes, a food shortage, American dictatorship by century's turn, and resumed space flights in the late 1970s with international cooperation.
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Boise
UPS
Jeane Dixon
Richard Nixon
Sen Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Dixon
John F. Kennedy
Boise State University
America
Nixon plans comprehensive reply to Watergate subpoenas
President Nixon plans to submit edited transcript copies in response to the House Judiciary Committee subpoena for Watergate tapes and documents. Gerald Ford urged cooperation within 48 to 72 hours as a second request seeks further information on milk cooperatives and ITT contributions. The May 2 federal court deadline and a May 3 Phoenix talk are also noted.
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UPI
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
International Telephone and Telgraph Corp
Judiciary Committee
Watergate
Edward Hutchinson
Michigan
Peter W. Rodine Jr
D-N.j
Sandpoint Weather: Variable Clouds and Showers through Wednesday
Variable cloudiness with a few showers and thundershowers today, decreasing tonight. Cool tonight with a risk of frost. Light winds. Precipitation odds 40 percent today, 30 percent tonight, 20 percent Wednesday. Highs near 60, lows around 35.
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