Harper Saw Shop Celebrates 10th Anniversary
George Harper reports a strong turnout for Harper's Saw Shop 10th anniversary with over 500 adults and many children visiting over two days. Door prizes included a McCulloch chain saw to Jim Morrow, a Hahn Eclipse mower to G O Hollingsworth, an electric cultivator to Gene Borttey, and other prizes to Ed Foster, Ed Ekholm, Nancy Sass, Bill Nelson, and Norman Jensen.
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George Harper
Harper’s
Saw
Harper
Jim Morrow
Kootenai
McCulloch
G. O. Hollingsworth
Sandpoint
Hahn Eclipse
Gene Borttey
Edward Foster
Star Route
Ed Ekholm
Nancy Sass
Rt. 2
Bill Nelson
Norman Jensen
Noxon
Idaho Nurses Plan At State Convention Highlights
Five members of District 10 Idaho Nurses Association attended the State Convention April 16-18 in Idaho Falls. Mrs. Michi Kondo was appointed to the Idaho Board of Nursing and Mrs. Wormington to the Coordinating Council of Nursing Education. Mrs. Blackwood earned the top recruiter prize for the Be Involved drive with over 100 percent gains and had her dues paid for a year in three associations. Miss Carol Hall attended the Respiratory Workshop in Boise in March.
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District 10
Idaho Nurses Association
Idaho Falls
Michi Kondo
Doris Blackwood
Weldonna Osburn
Elsie Wormington
Lorraine Gruner
Kondo
Idaho Board of Nursing
Osburn
North Idaho
American Nurses Assn
Idaho Nurses Assn
District 10 Nurses Association
Carol Hall
Boise
McCormack Sees Likely Constitutionality of 18-Year Vote
United Press International reports Speaker John W. McCormack suggesting the Supreme Court may find lowering the voting age to 18 constitutional after President Nixon’s claim. Senator Fulbright warns Cambodia’s aid request runs into hundreds of millions beyond its capacity. Charles E Brown criticizes U S schools as failing to deliver true equality, urging new terms like dignity and compassion.
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U.S
United Press International
Washington — House
John W. McCormack
Nixon
Supreme Court
Washington
William J. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cambodia
Charles E. Brown
Newton
Mass
Senate Select Committee On
House votes to fund national park promotion
The House approved 238 to 94 a bill authorizing the National Park Service to spend 1 million dollars over two years on advertising to promote lesser known parks and deter Americans from overseas trips. Opponents argued it would boost crowds and leisure travel.
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Washington
UPI
House
National
National Park Service
Senate
Harley Staggers
D.w.va
William Scott
R.va
Sam Steiger
Repliz
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Guam
Pacific Islands
North Vietnam
Robert J. Dole
R-Kan
Nixon
Tolyabe National Forest
Nevada
Lake Tahoe
Freeman
Gage County
Neb
Homestead National Monument
White House
Interior Secretary
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Kitty Rae Timblin
Harper's Law Shop
Bee Photo
Sammy Seathelt
New York
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American Cancer Society
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Missouri
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Nebraska
Maine
Midlands
Tennessee
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Tenn
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Ilinois
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St. Joseph
Kansas City
Kan
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Portland
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