Teacher Caldwell to lead 20 hour farm supervision course
Caldwell Floyd Merrill Caldwell was named head instructor for a 20 hour evening course in principles of good supervision for farm operators. The course begins the week of Jan 5 1970 and is sponsored by the Idaho Department of Employment and the State Department of Vocational Education with backup instructors Max Gardiner of Canyon County Extension Service and Blaine Linford, chairman of the Farm Supervisor Training Advisory Committee.
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Caldwell
UPD
Floyd Merrill
Idaho Department of Employment
State Department of Vocational Education
Max Gardiner
The
Canyon ,County Extension Service
Blaine Linford
Farm Supervisor Training Advisory Committee
Idaho
Boise Moratorium Committee Plans December Activities
A Boise Moratorium Committee co chair announced December activities for 11 to 13 including two motion pictures a public forum and a public gathering Liz Mowery said December and future months would stress the human need for a prompt withdrawal of American forces in Vietnam and citizens patriotic duty to express their views in a free society
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Boise Upd
Boise
Liz Mowery
Vietnam
Twin Falls Annexation Foes Seek City Restraint
Three lawsuits in Fifth District Court seek to block Twin Falls from annexation approved by the city council. Keith Malone filed the latest suit to keep his Canyon Crest subdivision property outside the city. Judge Theron Ward issued a temporary restraining order halting annexation northeast of the city until a court hearing.
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Twin Falls
UFD
Fifth District
Keith Malone
Canyon Crest
Theron Ward
Idaho dams receive over 50 million in Senate approval
Senator Frank Church announced the Senate unanimously approved more than 50 million dollars in appropriations for four Idaho dams. The package includes 700000 for Ririe Dam near Idaho Falls, 1000000 for pre construction planning of the lower Teton Dam, 46350000 for Dworshak Dam construction, and 2000000 for initial work at Lower Granite Dam downstream from Lewiston.
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Washington
UPD
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Senate
Idaho
Church
Nixon
Ririe
Idaho Falls
Lower Teton Dam
Dworshak
Granite
Lewiston
Construction slowdown warned by AGC chief in Boise
Carl M. Halvorson of Portland warned at a Boise news conference that continuing high interest rates would sharply reduce construction work in the coming year. He cautioned against uncontrolled inflation while noting inflationary contracts through 1973 will keep pressure on the industry.
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Boise Upd
Associated General Contractors of America
Carl M. Halvorson
Portland
United States
Arraignment Today in 1965 Worley Family Slayings
Lawrence Walter Boswell of Worley was scheduled for arraignment on three counts of first degree murder for the November 1965 slayings of his father Guiles Boswell 69 his mother Monella Boswell 68 and nephew Ronald Reedy 14 at the Worley family home. He had been confined at State Hospital South Blackfoot for four years after being ruled incompetent to stand trial.
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Coeur D'Alene
UPD
Lawrence Walter Boswell
Worley
Boswell
State Hospital
Blackfoot
Kootenai County
John Bender
Guiles
Monella
Ronald Reedy
City licenses first picket in Weiser by trades council
Weiser issued a picketing license to the Southwest Idaho Southeast Oregon Building and Construction Trades Council on Wednesday. U S Rice, secretary, said it is the first known licensing of a picket by any city in the state. The sanctioned picket will stand at a Michaelis Construction Company building site.
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Weiser
UPD
Idaho
Oregon
Construction Trades Council
U. S. Rice
Michaelis Construction Company
Agreement Signed for Soil Conservation Aid in Lewiston
Lewiston in Nez Perce County signs a pact with the federal Soil Conservation Bank, the first of its kind in the state. The agreement funds beautification of roads and streets, reduces soil erosion, seeds unused areas, and reconditions farmers fields with county funding for technical help. County Commissioner Otto Brammer notes the county will provide necessary funding for the technical assistance.
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Lewiston
UPL
Nezperce
Federal Land Soil Conservation Bank
Otto Brammer
Idaho Road Conditions Report Warns Of Icy Segments Across State
Snow and ice cripple major Idaho routes amid winter weather. Officials warn of icy spots on U S 95 from Sandpoint to Moscow Genesee and many other highways including I 90 U S 12 and U S 20 with broken snow floors, snow drifts, and fog across passes.
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Boise
Idaho
State Departments of Highways and Law Enforcement
U. S. 95
Sandpoint
Coeur d'Alene
Spirit Lake
Plummer
Mica Hill
Cuncil
Mesa Hill
Whitebird Hill
Grangeville
Culdesac Hill
Lewiston Hill
Moscow
Genesee
U.S. 954
Harvard Hill
St. Maries
Santa
U. S. 10
Kellogg
Wallace
Lookout Pass
Banks Canyon
Cascade
New Meadowns
U. S. 12
Orofino
Kooskia
Lolo Pass
U. S. 93
Galena
Stanley
Lost Trail Pass
Challis
Willow Creek Summit
MacKay
Craters of Moon
Mores Creek
Idaho City
Lowman
Blackfoot
AEC
Arco
Swan Valley
Victor
Tetonia
Ashton
Newdale
Gilmore Hill
Deterrel
Utah Line
U. S
U. S. 191
Idaho Falls
Rigby
Ashton Hill
West Yellowstone
Boise auditors plan post audit of State Auditor Williams
Auditors from the Bureau of Public Accounts will begin a post-audit of State Auditor Joe R. Williams next week. BPA Director Charles L. Solley and Williams hope the audit proceeds in harmony and without politics. The 1960s saw the Bureau under the governor after a court case. The last post-audit of Williams’ office was in 1963 by a private firm.
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Boise Upd
Bureau of Public Accounts
Joe R. Williams
BPA
Charles L. Solley
Williams
Changes urged Boise UPD overhaul licensing of care facilities
The health facilities committee of the governor's council on comprehensive health planning urged minor revisions to a legislative bill licensing medical care facilities including hospitals and nursing homes. The committee studied the measure thoroughly and planned to report findings to the council's executive committee. The Idaho Hospital Association sponsors the bill, which mirrors a proposal previously defeated by the 40th Legislature.
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Boise Upd
Governor’s Council On Comprehensive Health Planning
Idaho Hospital Association
Don Samuelson outlines Idaho manpower council at convention
Governor Don Samuelson described the nine member Idaho Human Resources Development Council as the primary manpower planning body for the state. He noted it will coordinate federal, state, local, and private efforts and will be supported by an eight member advisory committee. The group, formed with the operating engineers union, also sponsors a heavy equipment training school at Weiser. The conference runs through Friday with a panel on the human factor featuring Idaho officials and industry leaders.
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Boise
UPI
Don Samuelson
Idaho Human Resources Development Council
Idaho
Associated General Contractors of America
Samuelson
Operating Engineers Union
Weiser
Richard I. Cooke
Idaho Human Rights Commission
Dennis I. Sheeny
Weiser School
Tom MacGregor
MacGregor Triangle Co
John Eskelin
Galey Construction Co., Inc
Construction image unfair to workers says AGC speakers
At the 35th Idaho AGC convention in Boise national president laments stereotypes of construction workers. Tom MacGregor of MacGregor Triangle Co. calls for on the job training and notes unions created barriers between trades pushing long apprenticeships as necessary.
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Boise
Boise Youth Advisory Committee to Meet on Draft
Idaho’s Youth Advisory Committee to the Selective Service System will meet today in the federal Building Boise for organizational purposes. Maj. Gen George Bennett said the 17 member panel will hear a report by Robert Slart of Boise on the draft lottery system begun in Washington. The group, appointed by Bennett, will prepare and submit recommendations to draft officials on implementing draft laws.
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Boise
UPD
Idaho
Federal
George Bennett
Robert Slart
Washington D. C
Bennett
Voters eyed Boise polling changes seek machines
UPR-Chairman Rulon Swensen of Ada County says voting machines could be used if the legislature amends election precinct laws. He proposes allowing polling places outside precinct boundaries and raising voter limits to 1,000, enabling multiple polling sites in school gyms and other venues. Swensen estimates 200 machines at about 1800 dollars each, with 20 years of savings offsetting costs.
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Boise
UPR
Rulon Swensen
Ada County Board of Commissioners
Swensen
Ile
Negotiations Conference at College of Idaho Ends
About 80 administrators and graduate students wrapped up a two day session on professional negotiations at the College of Idaho in Caldwell. Dr Ward Tucker said the conference aimed to discuss issues with future negotiators and noted teachers may seek state laws to govern professional negotiations.
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