Big One Coming as Idaho Roads Face Higher Costs
A state news release from the Idaho Transportation Department warns of severe material shortages and soaring prices. It cites delays for road equipment, gasoline and diesel shortages, high antifreeze bids, no bids for guard rails, and asphalt costs up over 300 percent in two years, signaling costly future highway projects and maintenance.
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Idaho Transportation Department
Transportation Department
Idaho
M.H
Idaho Supreme Court limits Thomason rental liability
The Idaho Supreme Court ruled a Sandpoint man, Howard Thomason, need not pay the full rental for six seasons of farm equipment from Industrial Leasing. The decision overturns a First District ruling and orders mitigation of damages with alternate use of the equipment. Thomason, ex Idaho Highway Commission member, signed a contract totaling about $220,000.
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Idaho Supreme Court
Howard Thomason
Supreme Court
Thomason
Idaho Highway Commission
Television Programs Listing Snapshot
A dense, era style TV schedule shows programs across channels with names like Today Show Name That Tune Captain Kangaroo Joker Is Wild Gambit Now You See It and more. Listings include general time blocks and show titles across KXLY TV KREM KSPS and educational channel sections.
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CBS Morning News
Stook
Oday News
CBS News
Logans Heroes
World Neighbors to Use Churches for Development
John L Peters of World Neighbors argues that churches can drive development by funding grass roots projects and preserving dignity. The group operates 120 projects across 21 countries with a $1.8 million budget and avoids government funds to stay free of bureaucracy.
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David E. Anderson
UPI
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Robert S. McNamara
World Bank
Mto
John L. Peters
World Neighbors
Peters
Zaire
Indonesia
India
Gandhi Memorial Association
U.S
Newspaper reporter to challenge source identity in libel suit
Lewiston Morning Tribune reporter Jay Shelledy seeks to preserve privilege not to reveal confidential sources in a $60,000 libel suit filed by Michael Caldero over a November 1973 Coeur d'Alene shooting. A hearing is set for December 18 in Moscow to determine this issue under Idaho civil procedure.
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Lewiston Morning Tribune
Jay Shelledy
Coeur d’Alene
Latah County
Michael Caldero
Shelledy
Roy Mosman
Moscow
Idaho
Hospital Notes and Police Log Snapshot
Admissions include Mrs. Michael Moran on Nov 28. Discharges list Charley Johnston Patsy L. Lucas Peggy D. Weltz on Nov 27. Births record a baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. Moran. Police log notes James Crowley 22 arrested for disturbing the peace after a tavern incident involving a $600 guitar. Rickman 20 charged with reckless driving on Bridge Street. Sheriff’s log cites a missing Hereford, a stolen 1974 Ford east of Laclede, a car deer collision near Newport, and two Burlington Northern trains struck by unknown objects near Westmond with no derailment, railroad ties placed on tracks.
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Michael Moran
Charley Johnston
Patsy L. Lucas
Peggy D. Weltz
James Edward Crowley
Bonners Ferry
Conrad Neil Rickman
Sandpoint
Bridge Street
Tony Kehle
Laclede
Newport
Burlington Northern
Westmond
Shock Kills Young Hunter Near Homedale Idaho
Monty L. Halbert, 15, of Boise, died on arrival at a Caldwell hospital after an electrical shock while hunting near Homedale. He and a companion picked up a metal irrigation pipe that touched an overhead power line, causing fatal electrocution.
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Caldwell
Idaho
UPI
Monty L. Halbert
Amos Halbert
Boise
Caldwell Hospital
Halbert
Lynn Taggert
Homedale
U.S. 95
Livestock Markets Report From Portland Oregon
Cattle and calves 800 head as early sales run higher. Slaughter cows gain 1.00 to 2.00 with utility Holsteins 21.00 to 22.00, canner and cutter 14.25 to 18.75. Feeder steers thinly indicated at 720 to 735 pounds 28.75 to 29.00, Holstein feeders 665 to 790 pounds 18.75 to 20.00.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Pet Alert for Lost Dogs to Claim at Pound Master
Two dogs described as one large brown mixed breed and one small black mixed breed were picked up by the Pound master. Claims can be made at the pound at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. Animals will be held up to 72 hours, and during the day they are kept outside in a fenced area for owners to identify their pets.
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Church Street
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Pete Thompson
Malcolm Hall
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Channel 6
NBC
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Eames
Shock
Young Hunter
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