Hailey Plans End To Diagonal Main Street Parking
Hailey and Bellevue officials consider banning diagonal stalls on Main Street along U.S. 93 amid safety concerns. Police chiefs support parallel parking. city councils have yet to act, while enforcement tightens against near crosswalk violators.
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Idaho
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Bellevue
Bud Taylor
Dan Norton
Norton
Charles Dunn
State Highway Department
Howard Johnson
Taylor
Department of Highways
Johnson
Dunn
Main Street
Burns man pleads not guilty in park beating death
Mike Teeman, 54, of Burns Oregon, pleads innocent to involuntary manslaughter in the death of Christina Jackson, a Fort Hall woman beaten in Union Pacific Railroad Park on July 23. He requests a jury trial as an attorney is appointed. Jackson died August 2 in a Pocatello hospital. An Idaho Falls pathologist links death to head injuries and liver disease.
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Ore
Fort Hall
Mike Teeman
Seventh District Court
Arnold T Beebe
Chnstina Jackson
Union Pacific
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Seniors and youths protest park board cuts in Spokane
In Spokane a mini council meeting drew angry seniors and youths to oppose planned closures of senior and youth centers to save money. Only three council members attended as Del Jones was away from the city following the National Association of Cities Convention.
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Spokane, Wash
UPI
Park Board
Jack Winston
Cy Geraghty
Margaret Leonard
del Jones
Miami
National Association of Cities
Bald Eagle Rescued In Maine Released After Feeding
A ten pound bald eagle trapped on a frozen river bed near Machias Maine was rescued by wildlife warden Ernnest Smith. After drying out and receiving an early Christmas breakfast it was released by Dr Ray Owen of the University of Maine.
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Machias
Maine
UPI
Ernnest Smith
Fisheries and Wildlife Warden
Ray Owen
University of Maine At
Orono
Headstart Funds Awarded for Idaho Projects
Senator James McClure announced a total Headstart award of 454400 in Twin Falls and Payette Idaho to aid 369 children from low income families. The South Central Idaho Community Action Program in Twin Falls gets 269000 for a 12 month program serving 225 children while Payette receives 185400 for eight months of part day preschool for 144 youngsters.
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UPI
James McClure
Idaho
Twin Falls
Payette
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Vandalism Prompts Arrest Push in Shoshone Idaho
Anger over nearly five thousand dollars in park vandalism drives residents to urge swift action by Shoshone city and county officials. A 160 dollar Rotary Club reward for information fuels calls for rapid arrests based on witness tips, with two juveniles admitting they saw suspects. Local law enforcement plans lie detector tests as the suspect list grows.
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Shoshone, Idaho
UPI
Shoshone
Rotary Club
Byron Johnson
Anderson
Budget dispute blamed for Crater Lake illness outbreak
Senator Mark Hatfield says tight National Park Service funding caused a summer gastrointestinal outbreak at Crater Lake National Park. He faults a Public Health Service official for delaying park closure and urges six reforms including better training, adequate staffing, stronger oversight, improved health-contract supervision, and closer coordination with state health officials.
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Interior Committee
Youth Conservation Corps
Public Health Service
Park Service
Emission Control Standards Might Be Relaxed By Congress
W D Eberle, former Boise attorney and business executive, chairman of the US Motor Vehicle Association, predicts Congress will ease the stiff emission rules set for 1978 model cars. He argues amended standards would reduce fuel economy gains since 1974 and upset environmentalists. He warns rapid changes could raise costs and lower energy efficiency for 1978 models.
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Congress
Eberle
Congres
Symms Out Of Touch Charges Demo Pursley
Idaho Democrat candidate Ken Pursley said Rep Steve Symms voted against extending the Older Americans Act, calling him out of touch with Idahoans and Congress. Pursley urged leadership in Washington to reflect Idaho’s priorities on the environment and jobs, referencing a Gov Cecil D Andrus poll.
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Boise
UPI
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Steve Symms
Idaho
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Congress of the
United States
Pursley
Cecil D Andrus
Sweepers Plan Protest Against Pocatello Gallery Studio
A group calling itself the Pocatello Sweepers plans a Tuesday protest to remove the Gallery studio now operating as a photographic venue with live nude models. The steering committee of seven leads over 300 residents opposing the new location three blocks from the old site. The demonstration starts at 10 am during Gallery hours and may continue as needed.
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Pocatello, Idaho
UPI
Pocatello
Gallery Studios
Gallery Theater
Pocatello “Sweepers
George A Nye
First Baptist Church
Chief Theater
Preliminary Hearing Set In Stolen Auto Case Boise
Charles C. Carte 53 of Fruitland faces a preliminary hearing on possessing a stolen automobile after a Monday arraignment in Boise Magistrate Court. This marks his second such arraignment in two weeks on motor vehicle charges, including obtaining under false pretenses a pickup truck, with another preliminary set. He also faces a Fourth District Court accusation by a former employee of bilking several people of about 90 000.
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API
Charles C. Carte
Fruitland
Carte
Cles
Fourth District
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