Andrus Denies Federal Water Rights In Policy Hearings
Secretary Cecil D. Andrus states no federal water rights or inter-basin transfers are proposed and urges open public discussion. He notes a 90 day delay extending the deadline to January 1978 to broaden input from states Congress and federal agencies.
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Cecil D. Andrus
Feds
Carter
Congress
Water Resources Council
Washington
Office of Management and Budget
Council On Environmental Quality
Fidel Castro Hosts U S Senator Tour At Castro’s Campsite
United Press International describes Fidel Castro in his role as host and public figure during a visit with Senator Frank Church in Havana. The piece portrays Castro as a magnetic politician, a skilled PR operator, and a figure obsessed with the United States while showing a somber side when discussing the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion.
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Juan J. Wakte
United Press International
Washington
Fidel Castro
Oceanside
Pioneer
Fidel
Frank Church
Didaho
Castro
Santa Maria del Mar
Havana
Cuba
Church
Comandante
Palace of the Revolution
United States
CIA
Che Guevara
Bay of Pigs
U.S
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
P.O. Box
Public lands usage across Idaho and the West
W F Bill Whittom argues for multiple use of public lands highlighting Idaho and Washington. He cites roads through the North Cascades and Idaho back roads enabling recreation fishing hunting and scenery viewing while supporting logging mining and livestock grazing. He warns against overuse and supports wilderness areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.f.bill Whittom
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
United States of America
North Cascade
Washington
Cascade Mountains
Idaho
West
Gem State
Comeback of General Custer Reframes Hero Reputation
Crow Agency Montana notes Custer's image shifts from bum to hero as Indians, Sioux, and Cheyenne visitors debate the last stand at Little Bighorn. Joe Medicine Crow and Ranger Clifford Nelson discuss legacy, land, and the Crow's own role in history.
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Richard H. Growald
United Press International
Crow Agency
Mont
UPD
George A. Custer
U.S. Park
Clifford Nelson
Little Bighorn River
Custer
Nelson
Errol Flynn
Ranger
Ranger Nelson
U.S. Army
Sitting Bull
7Th Cavalry
Crow
Agency
Crow Indian
Joe Medicine Crow
Gall
Spotted Eagle
Low Dog
Little Bighorn
Curly
Burts
Hairy Moccasin
White Swan
Mitch Bouyer
Gray Horse
Custer Monument
New York
Joe
Coa
Billings
Spotted Horse
Browns Thank Local Responders For Safe Keys
The Browns of Sacramento thank the men who alerted them to keys left dangling from the trunk of their blue Mustang. They express surprise and gratitude for the timely notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
Alms for the Rich: Unemployment Insurance Debate
The Sacramento Bee reports on unemployment compensation and argues it should aid the jobless who seek work. It cites Gary LaShomb, a Potsdam man who quit a supermarket job and drew $90 weekly unemployment while earning no income after winning a lottery prize, illustrating concerns about benefits for the idle rich.
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Sacramento Bee
Gary “LaShomb
Potsdam
New York
LaShomb
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Andrus
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bonner County
F. G. Wendle
First Avenue
Clarksfork
Hun Creek
Fitzwater
Joseph May
Colburn
Great Northern
The
Bonner County Historical Society
Sandpoint Daily
Pete Thompson
Mike Dalen
Herb Offermann
General Custer
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