Greater Effort The Strikes Hit Travelers And The Economy Hard
The piece argues that airline strikes by United and National cripple travel and hurt economies nationwide. Gov. Lamm notes Colorado’s ski industry idled since Dec 6. hotels, restaurants, and car rentals feel the ripple effect. It calls for greater compromise or court action to lessen harm to ordinary families and businesses.
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Andrus names Bennett to Idaho State Board of Correction
Gov Cecil D Andrus announces Maj Gen George B Bennett Ret to replace Robert L Rice on the Idaho State Board of Correction Rice resigns citing outside responsibilities Bennett 61 former Idaho adjutant general and state director for selective service since 1966 Board members include Dr Margery Moser Cascade and John Bengtson Lewiston Rice has chaired the board and a new chairman will be chosen.
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Air Strike Hits Idaho Businesses Across Boise
Idaho businessmen feel a pinch from a 10 day United Airlines strike. Hotels report lower occupancy as air travel disruptions cut conventions and travel plans. Sun Valley Key Airlines reports 75 to 80 percent no shows on Boise Hailey routes. Hotel managers note cancellations and layoffs due to fewer arrivals.
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Rodeway Inn
Mother of Wendell shooting victim accuses prosecutor and judge
Mrs. Bill Von Weller of Wendell charges Gooding County Prosecutor Andy James and Fifth District Judge Douglas Kramer with deals and evidence suppression in the death of Kenny Von Weller. She also criticizes the court system as liberal and permissive while Kevin Lewis Allen was sentenced to 10 years for the death.
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Airline Strike Hits Colorado Ski Industry
Colorado Governor Richard Lamm warned the United Airlines strike crippling a $50 million holiday skiing economy. United transports over 60 percent of ski vacations and has been idle since December 6 as machinists strike, harming hotels, restaurants, shops, and car rentals.
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City restores funding for bus service and centers in Spokane
Spokane City Council, returning from a Miami convention, restored funding cuts to the bus service and senior citizen and youth centers after a two week opposition. To balance the budget by December 31, a cut was proposed elsewhere, with unpaid vacations floated as a job-saving option. The session continued to Wednesday morning.
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UPS
Miami
Fla
Margaret Leonard
Idaho Snow and Ice Clamps Roads Across State
Idaho roads are covered with snow and ice as winter grips the state. Tyre chains advised on mountain passes from Boise to New Meadows and on major routes including US 20 US 93 and Interstates 80 and 90 with numerous icy spots and snow floors reported.
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No Charges On Spokane Officer In Jordan Shooting
Spokane county prosecutor Donald Brockett announced no criminal charges will be filed against Officer John Moore in the Nov 15 Jordan shooting in the Gonzaga University district. A coroner's jury found no criminal negligence. Moore believed Jordan was armed, but Jordan was unarmed, and what appeared to be a weapon was actually a glove.
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Craig Jordan
John Moore
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Gonzaga University
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Lawmaker Proposes Repeal of Alcoholic Treatment Act
Sen James Yost R Wendell advocates repealing the 1975 act mandating statewide treatment for alcoholics. He argues for a straightforward repeal rather than expanding police powers or building detox centers while health and welfare officials question the department’s capacity.
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UPI
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Court Disclosure Plan Questioned in Twin Falls Idaho
District judges and magistrates in Magic Valley oppose a Sunshine Law proposal by Sen. James Yost to force disclosure of court proceedings and sentence lengths. Yost seeks public access to sentencing details and time served, while officials note most records are already public unless sealed.
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Smith
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Idaho Supreme Court Reverses Damage Award in River Case
The Idaho Supreme Court unanimously reverses a $21,000 compensatory and $25,463 punitive damages ruling for Rosemary Bradford against Owen Simpson over obstruction of the Big Wood River at Ketchum. The case is remanded for new damages determination due to insufficient evidence.
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Nixon Resigns After Assurances No Criminal Action
Reports from the Los Angeles Times say President Nixon resigned after Democrats assured no retroactive impeachment or criminal charges if he left office. Key figures include Rep. Robert McClory Rep. Don Edwards Speaker Carl Albert and Judiciary Chair Peter Rodino. White House aide William E Timmons relayed the message after a briefing with top Republicans.
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High Valley Road closed to motor vehicles Jan to March
Road northeast of Boise will shut for winter wildlife and maintenance from January 1 to March 31. The closure affects the High land Valley Road from the Sportsman access sign near the Brian subdivision on Highway 21 to below High Valley Summit. State Fish and Game Department and Ada County Highway District announced the plan and will post signs in the area later this month.
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Infant in critical condition after Spokane crash
Four month old Stacy Hodgson remained in critical condition at Deaconess Hospital after a head on collision north of Spokane Sunday. The infant rode with her grandmother Mrs Virginia Hodgson who was driving the car involved in the wreck.
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Judge Allows Delay of Lockheed Disclosure in BRIBE Documents
UPI reports Judge John H. Pratt ordered Lockheed and chairman Daniel Haughton to comply with SEC subpoenas while permitting the State Department 10 days notice before any public release. Kissinger urged safeguarding foreign relations, and the SEC probes Lockheed's reporting as the defense contractor faces disclosures tied to payments in Indonesia, the Philippines, Iran and other nations.
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Judith Campbell Life In Danger
Judith Campbell faces potential threats after disclosures linking her to President Kennedy and mobsters in the early 1960s. Her lawyer says leaked testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee has sparked danger, and she will hold a news conference to tell her story.
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