Mackay High School rodeo queen crowned at Idaho State event
Vikie Mae Johanson of Mackay was named queen of Idaho State University's Spring rodeo at Bannock County Fairgrounds. She earned points for horsemanship appearance personality and poise. Johanson, a JSU freshman, previously held rodeo titles and will marry in home economics. Attendants include Rita McKelvey and Kathy Brennan.
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Pocatello
Vikie Mae Johinson
Mackay
Idaho State University
JSU
Johnson
Rita McKelvey
Kathy Brennan
Environmental symposium underscores costs of pollution and new standards
John Maurice of Boise Cascade urged a two pronged plan: mandatory national environmental standards with enforcement and penalties, plus an incentives inventory to boost voluntary improvements. He warned taxes will rise to cover the costs and stressed corporate accountability and public scrutiny as drivers of change.
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John Maurice
Boise Cascade
Maurice
Kent State enrollment falls after campus killings
Kent State University reports a 40 percent drop in applications and admissions after the 1970 shootings. Public relations director Joe Durbin said 2,957 students were admitted for next fall, down from 5,336 a year earlier. President Robert S. White warned of an admissions crisis and a possible downward spiral as memorial events run May 1 to May 4 on campus.
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Kent, Ohio
UPD
Kent State University
Joe Durbin
KSU
Robert S. White
Kent
Nixon Stock Lead Right
Investors who followed President Nixon’s advice a year ago likely earned a profit by holding stocks through a market decline. The Dow fell about 31 percent before turning, leaving a 34 percent gain to those who held a $10,000 position for a year. Boise state policy notes allowing travel checks for families and broader departmental latitude in spending.
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American Society of Association
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Memorial observance for four slain students urged with restraint
White urged restraint and dignity before and during memorial services for the four slain students, calling for a respectful remembrance and unity in the community.
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White
Environmental zeal conflicts with realities of logging’s role
A letter argues that intense pollution concerns risk overlooking the benefits of the lumbering industry. It notes past industry blame, praises corrective action, then warns against eradicating logging to save forests. Without logging, Bonner County would face unemployment and no housing market.
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Bonner County
Balanced path of conservation and economics in forestry
The speaker argues for a middle path balancing environmental safeguards with economic realities. Foresters and lumber firms already emphasize conservation, with many employing professional foresters who follow established guidelines. Humans must evolve economic needs to fit nature’s balance or risk harm to survival.
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U. S. Forest Service
Judge rules defendants in criminal cases entitled to counsel
U.S. District Judge Ray Nichols formalizes his ruling that any defendant facing possible loss of liberty in a criminal case is entitled to legal counsel. The decision follows his oral ruling last Friday in the Walter Dale Miller case.
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UPD
U.S
Ray Menichols
Walter Dale Miller
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