Idaho legislature opens three day session with leadership races
The 42nd Idaho Legislature's two houses begin a three day session as both parties select leaders. Republicans reelect James Ellsworth as Senate president pro tempore and name Phil Batt majority leader. Democrats back John Evans as minority leader. House races feature Rep. William Lanting challenging H. Ford Koch for speaker with 26 votes needed in GOP caucus.
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David Bivens
Payette
John Peavey
Rupert
Walter Yarbrough
Grand View
Dick Sma
Rexburg
Edith Miller Klein
Rboise
Senate
John V. Evans
Sen
C.C. Chase
St. Maries
Arthur Murphy
Mullan
House
William Lanting
R-Hollister
H. Ford Koch
R-Boise
Lanting
Walter Little
New Plymouth
Terry Crapo
Idaho Falls
Harold Snow
Moscow
Ed Rice
Koch
Melvin Hammond
W.israel Merrill
Blackfoot
Harold Reid
Craigmont
Patricia McDermott
Docatello
Bruce Sweeney
D-Lewiston
Marion Davidson
D-Bonners Y Ferry
State Sued Over Motor Pool Shutdown in Idaho
Inland Leasing and Management Corp. seeks 155900 in a lawsuit against the state alleging a motor pool it ran was shut down. Defendants include Idaho Board of Examiners and Acting Director Robert Lenaghan of the Department of Administrative Services. The plaintiff claims Miller Company was contracted for car purchases, sales, and motor pool services on Aug. 10, 1971, with a contract termination date of Aug. 1, 1973.
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Boise
UPS
Inland Leasing and Management Corp
Board of Examiners
Robert Lenaghen
Department of Administrative Services
Thée
Sceuestion
Robert W. Miller, Inc
Miller Company
UMW Votes inCourt-Ordered Election at National Headquarters
President W A Boyle and other UMW officers vote today in a court ordered redo of the 1969 election. About 78 members were eligible at headquarters with eight days of supervised balloting ending Friday and ballot counting to begin next Tuesday in Silver Spring Maryland.
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America
UMW
Labor Department
Silver Spring
Boyle
Reform
Arnold R. Miller
Miller
William R. Bryant
Joseph A
Jock’ Yablonski
Bryant
Airport Boss Warns of Passenger Delays and Costs
Spokane Airport director Floyd Creasman says new federal anti skyjacking rules will slow travelers as metal detectors and intensified bag searches are required. The procedures add guards and raise annual operating costs by 100 000 to 200 000 dollars, to be passed to airlines via higher landing fees until relief legislation passes.
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Spokane
UPD
Floyd Creasman
Spokane International
Creasman
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Stock Prices Forge Ahead on NYSE Amid Modest Gains
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange shows the Dow Jones up 3.99 to 1031.53 and the S&P 500 at 118.29 as investors note light profit taking. Amerada Hess leads volume with 492,500 shares and a 0.34 drop. J P Morgan rises 2.14 percent after a dividend hike and stock split plan.
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New York
UPD
New York Stock Exchange
Standard & Poor
Wednes- Amerada Hess
CNA Financial Corp
Gulf Oil Ie
J. P. Morgan
Winnebago Industries
Burroughs
Collins Radio
Wriglet
Eastman Kodak
American Stock Exchange
Marathon Runner Faces Red Light Ticket in California
Kiau Jalayer, 30, claimed to be an Iranian Olympic team runner when cited for running a red light at 15 mph in South Lake Tahoe. He was stopped by a patrolman and faces a possible $5 fine.
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South Lake Tahoe
Calif
UPI
Kiau Jalayer
Jalayar
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