Idaho Falls approves federal food stamp program pact
Bonneville County commissioners vote 2 0 with abstention to join the U S Department of Agriculture food stamp program after signing a contract with the state public assistance department Certification of applicants will begin Friday with the program expected to operate June 1 Governor Don Samuelson says a new bridge project will proceed while funding limits timing A habeas case in Coeur d Alene a murder case in Boise and other regional items fill the page
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Idaho Department of Employment
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Idahowarned of possible fight over water rights
Vernon Ravenscroft Democratic candidate for governor told Mountain Home Chamber of Commerce members that federal approval of the Central Arizona Project includes a clause risking Mexican water flow into Idaho. The warning framed potential future disputes over water resources in the region.
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China warns United States over Indochina actions and aggression
Peking broadcast accuses the Nixon administration of masterminding the Cambodian crisis and expanding war into Laos and Vietnam. It denounces Geneva accords as violated and calls for accountability for the consequences of U S aggression, while stopping short of promising direct military aid.
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Networks Cancel Antismoking Ads After Curtis Conviction
The three major networks and many independents dropped Tony Curtis antismoking TV spots for the American Cancer Society after his London guilty plea for possession of marijuana. Networks will replace the spots with other Cancer Society productions. Curtis, 44, pleaded guilty to possessing less than one ounce at Heathrow after arriving from New York and was fined $120.
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American Cancer Society
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Cancer Society
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Heathrow Airport
Chief Says Custer Died By Own Hand
Chief Eagle of the Teton Sioux claims Gen. George Custer killed himself with a bullet in the temple during the Battle of Little Big Horn. He says historians distorted the truth after interviewing four warriors and many relatives.
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River water diversion proposal cites Snake River as primary source
A speaker argued that the nation must bear responsibility for water needs and claimed a decision already exists to divert at least two million acre feet into the Colorado River system, with the Snake River identified as the most logical source for the diversion.
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Boise
UPI
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Hells Canyon Dam
Idaho
Robert R. Lee
Idaho Water Board
Lee
Inland Empire Waterways Association
Colorado River
Colorado
Gunship Lost With 6 Dead
An AC119 Shadow gunship crashed after takeoff from Tan Son Nhut Airport killing six Americans and injuring two. The crash followed reports of another loss, an AC130, over Laos. Ground firefights near Saigon and the Cambodian border produced 45 Communist casualties, 3 American deaths, and 12 wounded as U.S. forces pressed the Green Beret siege at Dak Seang with air support and resupply drops.
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Tan Son Nhut
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1St Air Cavalry Division
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