Nixon orders federal permits to curb water pollution
President Nixon issued an executive order creating a federal permit program under the Refuse Act of 1899 to bar discharges of pollutants into navigable waters. Industrial plants must secure permits from the Army Corps of Engineers, with EPA involvement, starting immediately for new plants by July 1.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
U.S
Angela
Army Corps of Engineers
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Register
Russell E. Train
Council On Environmental Quality
Samuelson to Become Just Citizens After Idaho Governorship
Governor Don Samuelson and his wife Ruby plan two months as private Boise residents after Jan 4 1971. He discussed possible federal interior department roles with Rogers Morton and noted agriculture spots may open late February or March. He praised Ruby’s support and urged media to police itself insisting on ethical coverage.
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Boise
UPI
Don Samuelson
Idaho Press Club
Samuelson
Idaho
Rogers C.B. Morton
Interior
Morton
Sun Valley
Interior Department
Agriculture Department
Ruby
Caldwell Boulevard Crash Raises Idaho Traffic Toll
Wesley Le Roy Patrick 58 of Caldwell died Tuesday near Nampa when his car and a pick up collided on Caldwell Boulevard U S 30. The 1970 Idaho toll rose to 318 compared with 326 a year earlier. The pickup was driven by Vernon Jay Harper 25 of Nampa who appeared uninjured. Both vehicles were west bound.
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Nampa
UPI
Wesley LeRoy Patrick
Caldwell
Caldwell Boulevard
U.S. 30
Patrick
Los Angeles
Idaho
David ‘Robinson
Vernon Jay ‘Harper
Harper
Idaho warns of hazardous travel across state many icy spots
Idaho Department of Highways reports hazardous travel conditions statewide with many icy stretches and broken snow floors. Roads listed include U S 95 Bonners Ferry Sandpoint Coeur d Alene and others from Hailey to the Montana line, with chains advised on several routes.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
Department of Highways
Mountain Pass
U.S. 95
Bonners ‘Ferry
Sandpoint
Coeur d’ Alene
Mica Hill
Craigmont
Grangeville
Culdesac Hill
Lewiston Hill
Moscow
Genesee
Plummer
White Bird Hill
U.S
U.S. 10
Fourth of July
Kellogg
Wallace
Lookout Pass
U.S. 12
Orofino
Kooskia
Monida Pass
Horseshoe Bend
Banks Canyon
Round Valley
Hailey
Galena
Stanley
Lost Trail Pass
Twin Falls
Nevada Line
S.H
Fairfield
Mountain Home
Challis
Willow Creek
Mackay
Craters of
Moon
U. S.H
Mores Creek
Idaho City
Lowman
AEC
Swan Valley
Gilmore Hill
Salmon
U.S, 30
Cotterel
Utah Line
Malta
Utah
U.S. 30
Montpelier
Wyoming
Bancroft
Soda Springs
McCammon
U.S. 91
Preston
Sage Junction
Dubois
A Merry Christmas 1970 reflection column homage
A long editorial tribute traces Christmas symbols from Santa to carols and poets, weaving quotes from Franklin, Aristotle, Keats, Pope, Longfellow and others. It ties religious meaning to secular celebration, ending with a communal wish for a Merry Christmas 1970.
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Bethlehem
Santa Claus
Frank Church
New York Sun
Virginia O’hanlon
Tiny Tim
Scrooge
Alexander Pope
John Keats
Ménander
Christ, Sr
Oberndorf
Austria
Joseph Mohr
Franz
Gruber
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Gooby
Samuelsons
Gaypauley
David
Christ
Reis
Rudolph
Michael Denham
Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow
Yeith
Benjamin Franklin
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