Budget director backs Swan Falls Guffey project funds
Acting Idaho budget director Edward Sawyer said he plans to recommend a supplemental appropriation for the Swan Falls Guffey project on the Snake River. He noted the recommendation would likely be the Water Resource Board’s only support from him and expects Gov. Samuelson to decide what to propose to the Legislature when it reconvenes.
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Boise
Edward W
Sawyer
Swan Falls-Guffey
Snake River
State Water Resource Board
Don Samuelson
Samuelson
Sawher
Department of Administrative Services
Budget Office
Water Board
The
Across the Board
Boisem
Federal Power Commission
Idaho Power Company
Swan Falls- Guffey
Mountain Home Desert
Power Company
Rock concert cleanup and family concerns across states
United Press International reports Dick Carter in Livermore Calfornia says about two hundred youths stayed to help clean up after a rock concert with The Rolling Stones. In San Jose California the father of Susan Atkins doubts her Tate slayings testimony. In Hong Kong Simeon Baldwin describes war preparations after release from captivity. In Honolulu Jane Lee Johnson worries over West Coast Christmas tree shortages due to a shipping dispute.
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United Press International
Livermore
Calif
Dick Carter
Rolling Stones
San Jose
Susan Atkins
Sharon Tate
Hong Kong
Simeon Baldwin
Honolulu
Jane Lee Johnson
West Coast
Mine Safety Board Eyes Final Revisions in Boise
Members of the Mine Safety Advisory Board near completion of a two-issue revision to the safety code in Boise. The changes cover solitary underground employment and protective clothing with public hearings and a 60 day post publication effect. The update, first due Oct. 1, was extended. this is the first major code revision since 1963.
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Boise Upd
Mine Safety Advisory Board
O. T. Hansen
Hansen
Idaho Reports Hazardous Driving Conditions Across State
Idaho state highway and law enforcement reports indicate widespread hazardous driving with icy spots and snow floors on major routes including U S 95 U S 95A I 90 I 84 I 80N U S 30 and U S 191. Notable trouble areas include Bonners Ferry Sandpoint Coeur d Alene Spirit Lake Lewiston Moscow Genesee Grangeville Santa St Maries Kellogg Lookout Pass and Grand Teton regions with several chains advisories advised.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
State Departments of Highways and Law Enforcement
U.S. 95
Bonners Ferry
Sandpoint
Coeur d’Alene
Spirit Lake
Plummer
Whitebird Hill
Lewiston Hill
Moscow
Genesee
Craigmont
Grangeville
Council
Mesa Hill
U.S
St. Maries
Santa
U.S. 10
Kellogg
Wallace
Lookout
Pass
U.S. 12
Lolo Pass
Banks Canyon
Cascade
New Meadows
Twin Falls
Nevada Line
Shoshone
Lost Trail Pass
Galena
Stanley
Hailey
Fairfield
Mountain Home
Chalns
Willow Creek Summit
Mackay
Craters of Moon
Mores Creek
Idaho City
Lowman
Brownlee
Arca
AEC
Swan Valley
U S Troop Withdrawals Hit Vietnam Low Since 1967
U S headquarters reports 8 800 more GIs left Vietnam in addition to 60 000 under Nixon plan reducing forces to 475 200 the lowest in 25 months. Nine clashes noted along the Cambodian border with 158 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed and three Americans killed.
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Saigon
Aps
U. S
Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Devices Aimed At Reducing Highway Injuries Tested
Idaho Highway Department reports ongoing Federal aid testing of crash barriers and energy absorbing devices. Barrels cushion impacts near immovable objects, while other systems include water filled cushions, TOR SHOK tubing, sand containers, and a drag net to halt out of control vehicles with minimal damage.
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Boise
Idaho Highway Department
Federal Highway Administration
Texas A&m University
Transportation Institute
Texas Highway Department
Bureau of Public Roads
F. C. Turner
Federal Highway Administrator
Institute
Turner
Brigham Young University
Aerospace Research Associates, Inc
West Covina
Calif
New Mexico
Connecticut State Highway Department
John Fitch & Company
Falls Village
Connecticut
National Highway Safety Bureau
van Zelm Associates
Providence
Rhode Island
Half Of Town Is Destroyed In Maine Fire
Strong Maine residents surveyed the burned business district as five stores in the town of 969 were destroyed by a general alarm fire. The two story wood structures stood between the grocery and hardware store and were iced over by hose water. A sheriff's office spokesman from Farmington said the town will have to rebuild.
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Strong
Maine
UPI
Farmington
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