Community meeting notices fill Washington area December events
PTA and cultural groups plan Dec meetings at World War I barracks VFW hall AAUW hosts Christmas gathering at Barbara Warrington home with speakers Career Education at Junior High School Panhandle Quarter Horse Association Christmas party and nominations Visitors welcome Sandpoint Tops 174 meet at WW Power building Class of 1954 Reunion Kaniksu Dining Room Senior Girl Scout Troop 165 meets Dec 10 American Legion Christmas party Bonner County Girl Scouts drill team Pend Oreille Posse seeks riders Presbyterian Women's Association Christmas event Christmas wrap fundraiser at Panida Theatre proceeds support drill team
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American Association of University, Women
AAUW
Barbara Warrington
Merton
John Wiley
Larry Jacobson
Panhandle Quarter Horse Association
WWP
Pend Oreille Posse
Panida Theatre
Writ Quash Ruling Upheld In Idaho Extradition Case
Idaho Supreme Court upholds lower court’s quashal of a writ of habeas corpus for George Edward Ackley known as Ed Ames. Rhoda Snyder as guardian challenged Colorado murder extradition arguing adult charge and Idaho juvenile hearing. Court rules extradition questions fall outside its review. Colorado courts handle allegations.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
Supreme Court
Colorado
Rhoda Snyder
High Court
George Edward Ackley
Ed Ames
Ackley
Snyder
Third District Court
Robert B.dunlap
Henry McQuadé
Ford Sees No Evidence For Impeachment Of Nixon
Vice President Ford says no proof supports impeachment or resignation for Nixon. He urges swift action by the House Judiciary Committee, notes Nixon has no resignation plan, and praises Nixon’s health. Ford confirms no 1976 presidential run and questions about missing tapes are to be resolved by experts.
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Washington
UPI
Gerald R. Ford
Nixon
House
Committee On Judiciary
Ford
ABC
Congress
San Clemente
White House
Dismay Over Government Ties To Food Industry
Sen. James Abourezk voices concern about close links between government officials and corporate food interests. He cites Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz and others who previously served on corporate boards or held related roles, warning that giant corporations dominate policy with the public paying the price.
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Washington
UPI
James Abourezk
D-S.d
America
Senate
Abourezk
Earl Butz
Ralston Purina
The
International Minerals and Chemical Corp
Stokely van Camp, Inc
J. I
Virginia Wodika
Food and Drug Administration
Food Bureau
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Hunt Foods
Corporation
Alaska Job Outlook Warns Seekers About Pipeline Work
The U S Department of Labor cautions job seekers to avoid Alaska pipeline work without a firm job offer. Regional Director James T Hughes reports virtually no jobs in Alaska and unemployment well above the national rate amid bitter weather along the route. Construction is not expected to start before mid 1974 despite Nixon signing the bill two weeks ago.
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U.S. Department of Labor Today
Alaska
James T. Hughes
Seattle
Nixon
Warning on Apricot Kernel Products T: Aprikern and Bee Seventeen risk hydrogen cyanide
The FDA issues a warning about two apricot kernel products named Aprikern and Bee Seventeen produced by General Research Laboratories in Van Nuys California. Health officials urge immediate discontinuation due to potential hydrogen cyanide levels.
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The
Food and Drug Administration
General ‘Research Laboratories
van .Nuys
Calif
Panhandle
Newsmen To Tour Idaho National Reactor Testing Station
Gov. Cecil Andrus will escort newsmen on a tour of the National Reactor Testing Station near Idaho Falls to compare waste disposal with Hanford. They will visit the burial grounds, health laboratory, monitoring equipment, chemical processing plant, and observe waste unloading and AEC procedures from Rocky Flats.
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Boise
UPI
Cecil D. Andrus
Idaho Falls
NRTS
Hanford
Wash
Andrus
Idaho
Sen
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Atomic Energy
Dixy Lee Ray
AEC
Rocky Flats
Colo
Andrus Proposes Bills For American Falls Dam Financing
Gov Cecil Andrus sent two technical bills to Idaho lawmakers to facilitate sale of revenue bonds for replacing the American Falls Dam. He warned swift passage in January to avoid jeopardizing the project and mailed copies to all 105 legislators. He also noted schools funding and reapportionment as major upcoming issues. A Democratic committee planned a March 16 Boise fundraising banquet for Andrus' reelection.
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Boise
API
Cecil D. Andrus
American Falls
Andrus
Democratic State Central Committee
Kiddie Movies At Panida Correction
The Panida shows children’s movies on Saturday December 15 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free screenings are sponsored by the merchants committee to provide a place for parents to shop while children watch.
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Panida
Daily Bee
Merchants Committee
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PTA
VFW
Lake‘St
Washington Water Power Building
Kaniksu
Wanda Norgaarden
American Legion
V.F.W. Hall
Bonner County Girl Scouts
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Jim Scott
S. Ella
Qaster
Case
Butz
Purdue University
Robert Long
Agriculture
Bank of America
Melvin Peterson
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
Fireman’s Fund
American Insurance Cos
Farmin
Lincoln
Sagle
Sandpoint
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