Spontaneous Appearances Key to Cutting Assassination Risk
Secret Service spokesman John Warner says spontaneous candidate appearances in crowds are best to deter attacks. He notes no way to prevent campaigning in crowds and cites ballroom or TV studio options as less risky, while supporting gun-control measures to reduce potential attackers.
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Washington
UPI
Secret Service
John Warner
Warner
Charles H Percy
Ill
Illinois
Percy
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Stuart Knight
Congress
Proxmire Pushes Merging Bank Regulators Into One Agency
Sen. William Proxmire cites a GAO study showing the Federal Reserve Board the Comptroller of the Currency and the FDIC spent 137 million in 1974 regulating banks. He proposes a Federal Bank Commission to cut waste and strengthen supervision. He notes large office spaces travel and furnishings per employee and calls for consolidation.
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Washington
UPI
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Senate Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Treasury Department
Congress
Federal Reserve
Open Market Committee
General Accounting Office
Comptroller
FDIC
Federal Bank Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
GAO
SEC
Central
Unusual Xmas Birth in Mercy Hospital Parking Lot
Mrs Michael Lee of Meridian gave birth to a four pound 14 inch boy on Christmas morning in the back seat of her car in Mercy Hospital's parking lot in Nampa. She thought the baby due in two more months and feared they would not reach the hospital in time.
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Nampa
Idaho
Navy man dies in rollover on Christmas leave
REPUBLIC Wash UPI report says B Benjamin Noe 20 Republic on Christmas leave from the Navy died when his van lost control on a curve and tumbled down a 200 foot embankment. James Hatfield 27 also from Republic survived with cuts and bruises at Ferry County Memorial Hospital.
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Republic
Wash
UPI
Benjamin Noe
Here
Noe
Navy
James Hatfield
Ferry County Memorial Hospital
Fewer Elk Herds At National Refuge This Winter
Jackson Wyoming reports about 7000 elk have appeared at the National Elk Refuge this winter due to lighter snow in the mountains. Refuge manager Don Redfern notes elk normally descend when snows deepen and are fed alfalfa pellets at the refuge bordering Jackson. He adds many elk likely remain higher in the mountains awaiting heavier snowfall.
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Jackson
Wye
UPI
National Elk Refuge
Don Redfern
Jackson Hole
Redfern
Family perishes in Hol list on fire tragedy
A Hol list on fire killed a family of four in their home in Hol list on Mass. Patrick Fleming 38 Anne 35 a school teacher and the couple's two sons David 12 Bruce 10 died in the blaze. Fleming and the older son were dead on arrival at Framingham Union Hospital. the youngest son died a short time later.
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Holliston
Mass
UPI
Patrick Fleming
Anne
David
Bruce
Flemming
Framingham Union Hospital
Roads Stay Wet and Icy Across Idaho Highways
Idaho highways report widespread wet conditions with icy spots from Marsing to Boise and beyond. Fog spans the southwest and east while northern areas see rain and occasional snow or broken snow floors on several routes.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
Idaho Division of Highways
Department of Law Enforcement
Marsing
New Meadows
White Bird Hill
Bonners Ferry
Boise-Banks Canyon
Round Valley
New Medows
Canyon
Wallace
Lookout Pass
Orofino-Kooskia
Lolo Pass
Boise-Lowman
Jerome
Twin Falls
Fairfield
Carey
Craters of the Moon
Iidaho Falls
Nevada Line
Hailey
Galena Summit
Stanley
Challis
Lost Trail Pass
Grasmere
Raft River
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Dubois-Monida Pass
Ashton Hill
West Yellowstone
Soda Springs
Grace
Drivers Needed for Preschool Transport in Sandpoint
Volunteers are sought to shuttle children from Hope Clark Fork and Sagle to the Dept of Health and Welfare in Sandpoint for the pre school Child Development Program. Reimbursement available. Contact Allan Kosk at 263-6851, weekdays 8 am to 5 pm.
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Hope
Clark Fork
Sagle
Dept of Health and Welfare
Sandpoint
Allan Kosk
Body Found In City Creek Canyon Near Pocatello
Searchers found James Virgil Frazer a 77 year old poultry farm owner in Pocatello Idaho dead Christmas Day two days after he disappeared while walking home from a hospital visit. Officials said he died of natural causes and no autopsy would be performed. Frazer was found by trackers on horseback and four wheel drive vehicles in an isolated canyon area after a Wednesday start to the search.
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Pocatello Idaho
James Virgil Frazer
Pocatello
Frazier
City Creek Canyon
Boise receives 61 program proposals for 14 million in funds
Boise City Department of Community Development has 61 second-year proposals totaling 14,063,177. Aucutt outlined review steps, eligibility, and budgeting before an ad hoc committee advises the city council. A public hearing is planned before final funding approval in February.
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Boise
UPI
Boise City
Department of Community Development
Tom Aucutt
Aucutt
Allcutt
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Bombing probe broadens in Jerome Idaho injures auto shop owner
Federal and state officials joined Jerome Police in investigating a bombing that damaged a pickup truck and seriously injured Robert L Miller, owner of a south Jerome auto repair shop. Miller, left with a badly damaged leg, was treated at St Benedict's Hospital and described the blast as occurring near an opportune spot.
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Jerome
Idaho
Miller
Reclamation Bill Aims to Aid Small Farms and Towns
Senator Church sponsored a bill adopted by the Senate to raise ceilings in the Small Reclamation Projects Act of 1954 to counter inflation. The measure invites state and local units across 17 western states to develop water projects under the Federal reclamation program, ensuring even small projects qualify for irrigation funding.
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Washington
Idaho
Frank Church
Senate
Church
Eneres Research and Water Resources
Boise Man Avoids Raising 'Big Stink' Skunk Resident
Boise resident Gordon Reed deals with a skunk under his trailer on State Highway 21 east of Boise. He tried a peanut butter trap but the animal ignored it. Reed rejects poison and confinement, instead hoping mothballs may drive the creature away. He notes no problems so far.
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Boise
UPI
Gordon Reed
Reed
Pioneer Clark Fork family matriarch dies in Spokane
Anna Schlicht Stecker, 69, longtime Clark Fork Idaho resident, died December 19 1975 at her Spokane Washington home. She is survived by her husband Leon Stecker and daughter Mrs Louie Witkop. Private funeral services preceded cremation. Two nieces Mrs Maxine Kesting and Mrs Fayellen Havs reside in Clark Fork.
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Clark Fork
Idaho
Anna (Schlicht) Stecker
Spokane, Wa
Leon Stecker
Louie Wittkoph
Maxine Kesting
Fayellen Havs
Robert Hodgkins longtime golf pro dies in Hope
Robert Hodgkins 70 died December 22 at Bonner General Hospital. Born August 9 1905 in Sandringham England he lived in Hope six years and worked as a golf pro at Sandpoint Elks Golf Club five years. He previously ran a Freestone California general store with wife Martha and played pro at Sebastopol. Survived by sister Louise Kebble England wife Martha and stepson Van Schoeil. Memorial service at United Methodist Church in Hope at 1 am January.
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Robert Hodgkins
Bonner General Hospital
Sandringham
England
Hodgkins
Hope
Sandpoint Elks
Sandpoint
Martha
Freestone
California
Sebastopol
Louise Kebble
North Walsham
van Schoeil Hope
United Methodist
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