Last visitor sweeps up at Tut exhibit in Chicago
Keith Feiler, Elmhurst high school teacher, became the last of about 1.35 million visitors to the Field Museum Tutankhamun exhibit. He swept up using an ancient broom reenactment after a long wait. The Chicago event boosted Egyptology interest and raised funds for the Cairo museum.
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Chicago
UPI
Keith Feiler
Field Museum of Natural History
King Tut
Feiler
Elmhurst
Christine Salach
Tutankhamun
Omaha
St Louis
Tut
New Orleans
Idaho Crops Making Headway In Statewide Report
Idaho crops advanced with small grain harvesting quicker than last year. Winter wheat 90 percent ripe, spring wheat 65 percent, spring barley 70 percent ripe, oats 70 percent ripe, mixed grains 80 percent ripe. Water scarcity affected some irrigated land and stock water haulage rose.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
Idaho Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Doctors Remove Corns Without Surgery
Doctors find many corns and calluses can be removed medically without surgery. The same effective ingredient is now available without prescription in DERMA SOFT Creme. Use only as directed and shown to your druggist DERMA-SOFT.
Gas or electricity heating costs similar in Idaho, IPUC finds
A UPI report says heating a well insulated home in southern Idaho costs similar with gas or electricity. Using 667 therms of gas and 14 950 kilowatt hours of electricity, gas would cost 242 dollars versus 230 for electric heat, shrinking to an eight dollar gap with rate hikes.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
Idaho Public Commission
IPUC
Intermountain Gas Co
Idaho Power Co
Hadlock Sentenced for Counterfeiting in Boise
Federal Judge Fred M. Taylor jailed Walter K. Hadlock 57 of Boise for six months after he pleaded guilty to counterfeiting $20 bills. Secret Service found $58,220 in privy bills in his car and Hadlock admitted passing three notes while claiming no intent to run a business, saying he used currency as a guide for his own printing. The judge urged deterrence and rejected probation.
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Boise
UPI
Fred M. Taylor
Walter K. Hadlock
Secret Service
Hadlock
Idaho population to reach 1 963 000 by 1995
Bonneville Power Administration projects Idaho's population will grow to 1 963 000 by 1995, a 42.2 percent rise, leading Pacific Northwest states. The study factors in employment in agriculture mining manufacturing and federal government. Overall regional growth expected at 30.7 percent.
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Boise
UPI
Bonneville Power Administration
Idaho
BPA
Pacific Northwest
Idaho City Faces Waterborne Illness Outbreak
Health officials work to identify a water system cause as Idaho City residents report diarrhea vomiting and abdominal bloating. District and state teams collected samples and sent them to Atlanta for analysis with at least 52 people ill in the town of about 100,000.
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Idaho City, Idaho
UPI
Idaho City
Jim Jenkins
Central District Health Department
State Department of"Health ® ‘and Welfare
Community Disease Center
Atlanta
Beef producers sue major chains over cheese prices
More than 150 beef producers file a U S district court suit alleging Safeway and Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. conspired to keep retail beef prices high while limiting wholesale prices. The complaint seeks a jury trial and damages to be set by the court.
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R. Michael Patterson
Lubbock
Tex
UPI
Bill LaFont
Plainview
Texas
New Mexico
Ecaomy
U.S. District Court
Safeway Stores, Inc
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
National Provisioner of
New York
Yellow Sheet
National Association of Food Chains
Association “of “Food* Chains
Safeway
A&p
Producers' Ay
Ces
The
Waldbaum Supermarkets, Inc
Publix Supermarkets,Inc
Skaggs- Albertson’s
Shop Rite Foods, Inc
Piggly Wiggly
Ohio Governor Pie Attack at Ohio State Fair Opening
Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes was struck in the face with a cream pie during the 121st opening of the Ohio State Fair as about 12 demonstrators shouted down his speech. Seven protesters were arrested by state troopers for the Kent State gym protest linked to the May 4th Coalition and Yippies.
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J.R. Kimmins
Columbus
Ohio
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Kent State University
Rhodes
Ohio National
Boise Man Sentenced for Attempted Extortion
Fourth District Judge Robert Rowett sentenced James T. Cole of Boise to 30 days in jail after Cole pleaded guilty to attempting to extort 200000 dollars from his employer by faking a kidnapping last August. He maintains he was kidnapped and has blocked details from memory.
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Boise
UPI
Robert Rowett
James T. Cole
Cole
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