Four New Mines Predicted In Idaho By Year 2000
The Idaho Mining Association forecast four to five new mines may open before 2000, depending on phosphate depletion and new company startup. The industry notes royalties and taxes to Idaho, with Caribou and Power counties bearing large tax shares as production and demand fall since 1975.
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Idaho
Boise
UPI
Idaho Mining Association
Association
Mining Association
Caribou County
Caldwell Teens Aim for Guinness Trampoline Record
Four Caldwell students led by Tom Faville plan a 200 hour continuous trampoline run to challenge the Guinness Book of World Records. The team alternates jumps, faces cold nights, and handles chores during downtime while judges monitor progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Fanning Caldwell
Idaho
UPI
Caldwell
Tom Faville
Favillo
Gino
Tom Favillo
Troy Summers
Mary Neuenschwander
Gino Favillo
Tom
Faville
Mary Nuenschwander
Favilles
Summers
Miss Nuenschwander
Randy Strong
Janice Kidman
John Faville
Mark Haggerty
Mimi Hendricks
Boise Man Held In Slaying
James Charles Craig 28 of Boise had arraignment continued to Aug 30 on a first degree murder charge in the shooting death of 24 year old Michael E McKibben at his Boise home after a party dispute. An autopsy found multiple gunshot wounds and an off duty officer responded to the scene.
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Boise
UPS
James Charles Craig
Craig
Ada County
Sheriff's Office
Michael E McKibben
VA reviews Idaho appraisers for conflicts of interest
Boise Idaho Veterans Administration leaders say five or six Idaho appraisers are being reviewed for possible conflicts of interest following the removal of Boise appraiser and state lawmaker William Onweiler. The review was triggered after Onweiler was placed on inactive status May 12 under rules against holding office. Kuyper declined to name the investigators or read aloud the allegations.
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Boise
UPI
Veterans Administration
Idaho
Kuyper
Kupper
Rain Delays Idaho Crops Hurting Peas Lentils
Idaho farmers face rain damage as pea and lentil fields in the north suffer. Ongoing showers delay harvests of grain onions and hay in the southwest while delaying crop maturity in the east. Dry conditions are needed to finish harvests and renew growth, though forage for livestock remains decent overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
UPI
Idaho
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Twin Falls Reopens High School for Afternoon Classes
In Twin Falls Idaho a temporary fire hazard closure of O Leary Junior High shifts students to Twin Falls High School. Returning high school and junior high students will attend afternoon sessions Tuesday as the facility adapts to the schedule.
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Twin Falls, Idaho
UPI
Twin Falls
O’leary
Coal Leasing Legislation Risks Bureaucratic Overload
Interior Department lawyer warns new coal leasing bill passed over Ford's veto could foster a rain forest of bureaucracy. He notes sections expanding government role in coal discovery and leases, with two cabinets to consult and rigid production limits. Senator Moss urges fast development of public lands and national coal policy.
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Park City, Utah
UPI
Interior Department
Congress
Ford
Hugh C Garner
Conference On “Energy and Public Lands
Garner
Interior
University of Utah
U of U College of Law
Frank E Moss
Utah
West
Moss
Idaho Vocational Education Sees Enrollment Surge
Idaho officials forecast a major shift to vocational tracks with Roy Irons predicting four of five high school students will enter vocational programs within five years. Currently about 44 percent are in vocational training and by 1981 the share could reach 80 percent as practical nursing auto mechanics welders and food technicians drive demand beyond available space.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
UPI
Roy Irons
Irons
Honey Industry Tops Eight Billion Dollars in Value
Sen. James McClure of Idaho tells President Ford the domestic honey industry exceeds eight billion dollars annually, urges an import quota on foreign honey. He notes the industry buys about 100 million dollars of honey and pollinates most U S crop lands, supporting agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
UPI
James McClure
Idaho
Ford
McClure
U S
US. Trade Commission
Dorman Elected President of Idaho CPA Society
Rex L. Dorman of Boise was elected president of the Idaho Society of Certified Public Accountants. Dorman serves as controller for Boise Cascade Corp.
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Boise
UPI
Rex L. Dorman
Idaho Society
Certifed Public Accountants
Dorman
Boise Cascade Corp
Colorado Death Toll Increases In Big Thompson Flood
Loveland Colorado two more flood victims found Monday bringing total dead to 126 and 93 missing though many may be alive. Officials confirm at least 170 killed in the July 31 disaster in Estes Park and Big Thompson Canyon. Identifications include Des Moines Iowa child Haskell and adults Mary Sue Waters and Pat Laferty.
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Loveland
Colo
UPD
Thompson Canyon
Larimer County
Estes Park
Des Moines
Iowa
Haskell
Drake
Mary Sue Waters
Riviera
Ariz
Pat Laferty
Testimony Taken In School Bus Kidnap Case
Grand jury in Chowchilla California finished hearing from 23 of 26 abducted children and focused on physical evidence. Suspects Fred Woods James Schoenfeld and Robert Schoenfeld face kidnapping and robbery charges as hearings loom.
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Lloyd G. Carter
Madera
Calif
UPI
Chowchilla
Frank Ray
Richard Haugner
Alameda County
Ray
San Francisco Bay Area
Livermore
Marshall
Woods
the Schoenfelds
Justice Court
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Bonner County Historical Society
War Memorial Stadium
American Framing Company
Guiness Book of Records
Welcome Wagon
Bargain Supplies
Bonner Building Supply
Coast To Coast Stores
Co-op Gas & Supply
Daily Bee
House of Flowers
Larson’s Men’‘s
Boys’ Wear
Pat’s Hallmark
Pend Oreille Sport Shop
Princess Shop
Ross Rexall Drug
Sandpoint Drug
Shaklee
Bev Johnson
Colorado
H.P
Bargain Supplies, Inc
N. Third
Kankakee
Illinois
General Foods Corporation
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