Andrus To Name Successor For Idaho PUC
Gov. Cecil D. Andrus accepts M. Kari Shurtliff’s resignation from the Idaho Public Utilities Commission and names Matthew Mullaney Jr. as successor and special assistant. Andrus will nominate Mullaney for a full six year term. Lt. Gov. Evans will become governor next year. Mullaney, a lawyer with physics and law degrees, moved to Idaho in 1972 and has worked as deputy attorney general and as Andrus’ special assistant focusing on water land resources environmental quality and energy. He aided a geothermal hot water system preservation and a proposed Boise River hydroelectric project.
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Boise
UPD
Cecil D. Andrus
M. Kari Shortliff
Publc Utilities Commission
Nake Hs
Matthew Mulkney Jr
Shuru
PUC
Wis Hetoll Gps Tm
Andrus
Mulianev
John V. Evans
Carter
Fier
Mulaney
Idaho Poli Utilities Commission
Ihapons
Bal- Shorthif
Mullaney
District of Columbia
Carol
Idaho
Natural Resources
Attorney General’s
Beteen
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Moon Pitches Idaho Public Funds Protection Plan
Idaho State Treasurer Ruth Moon proposes a law to shield state and public deposits in Idaho banks. The measure mirrors a Colorado rule allowing full collateral or 50 percent collateral to cover deposits if a bank fails, addressing protection beyond federal insurance.
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Boise
Gpd
Marjore Ruth Moon
Idaho
Mss
Senate
Federal Deposit Insurance
Proxy Fight For Sunshine Mine In Works
A proxy fight for control of the Sunshine Aiming Company is in the works led by Charles E. Schwab and the Company Shareholders Committee against chairman and CEO Kewin Underwesser. Hecla and Silver Dollar Mining hold 48 percent interest, equating to five percent of Sunshine's 5.6 million shares. Mine workers on strike since last March remain unsettled as negotiations faltered before Christmas.
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Spokane
UPD
Sunshine Aiming Company
Heck Mining Co
Sliver Dollar Mining Co
Kewin Underwesser
New York
Many Claims
Charles. E. Schwab
Bunker Hill Co
Kellogg
Hecla
Sliver Dollar
Sunshine
Underweiser
Schwab
Court Upheld Mining Claim Dispute in Colorado
The Tenth Circuit affirmed a lower court ruling denying 2910 mining claims in Colorado’s Piceance Basin. Merle Zweifel located groups of claims without staking every corner or posting notices on each, and the court found this did not meet legal requirements. The decision rejected claims that valuable resources were proven on the sites.
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Denver
Great Coat of Appeals
Llwer Court
Dec Sons
Colorado
Piceance
Rio Blanco
Garfield
Moffatt
Merle J. Zaeel
Shawnee
Oklo
Zweifel
Idaho Road Conditions Report From Boise
Idaho road conditions show major highways bare at lower elevations while mountains retain snow and ice. U S 95 Whitebird Hill to Craigmont has icy spots and gusty winds. Highway 55 Banks Canyon to New Meadows icy. Interstate 90 and U S 10 also affected.
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Boise
UPD
Idaho
State Departments of ‘Transportation and
Law Enforcement
U. S. 95
Whitebird Hill
Craigmont
Banks Canyon
New Meadows
Youth Faces Murder Charges In Colorado case
A 15 year old Boulder high school student Craig Davenport is accused of killing two University of Northern Colorado coeds and discarding their bodies in a mountain stream. A preliminary hearing is set for Thursday in Gilpin County after a venue change due to construction.
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Central City
Colo
UPDA
Golien
University of Northern Colorado
Swiss Agree To Grant Asylum
Swiss officials said they are prepared to grant political asylum to the family of Soviet dissident Vinademr Bukovsky once a written request is made. Bukovsky arrived in Switzerland on December 18 after a Kremlin exchange deal and was accompanied by his mother sister and a 1 year old nephew hospitalized with suspected cancer.
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Bern
Switzerland
CPD
Vinademr Bukovsky
Bukovsky
Kremlin
Bale
Corvalan
Sster
Michael
Moscow
Defense budget cuts eyed by Brown in first Carter interview
Defense Secretary-designate Harold Brown says cuts in military benefits and day-to-day Pentagon operations are likely to trim the defense budget. He favors reducing pay and pension costs and reviews the pay structure, while not ruling out cuts to new weapons. Brown stresses savings without harming forces and emphasizes efficiency.
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Los Angeles
UPD
Harold Brown
Pentagon
Los Angeles Times
Jimmy Carter
Brown
The
Times
Ford
Carter
Schweiker seeks Senate probe of Army germ tests in US cities
Senator Richard Schweiker urges a Senate health subcommittee investigation into Army germ warfare tests conducted in eight American cities from 1950 to 1960s. He cites possible links to disease rises and cites the fungus aspergillus fumigatus used in the trials. he questions the tests' rationale and raises liberty concerns.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Schweiker
R-Pa
Senate
Schweiker
Army
Pentagon
New York City
San Francisco
Utah
Senate Health
Keats Center For Disease ‘Control Iin
Atlanta
Christmas Fire Toll Fells Chicago Parish Families
A church in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood mourns 12 dead after a Christmas fire sparked by a birthday barbecue. The tragedy mirrors a nationwide weekend toll with 92 fire deaths and 6 traffic fatalities reported by United Press International during the holiday period.
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Chicago
Lation Pilsen
Pilsen
David Reichard
Stone Mountain
Neghbor
National Safety
United Press International
Smoke Filled Rooms Shape Chicago Political Deal for Acting Mayor
Chicago insiders report a deal after Daley's death to unite the Democratic party behind Alderman Edward Bilandic as acting mayor. The pact splits power among Daley loyalists, with Bilandic to be elected at the City Council meeting and pledges not to run in a six month special mayoral election. Alderman Edward Vrdolyak gains Frost’s former post, while Frost could block or delay the vote as president pro tem.
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John Lesar
Chicago
UPD
Democratic Party
Richard J. Daley
United Party
Edward Bilandic
Aty
Daley
City Hall
Edward Burke
Bilamiic
Cty
Burke
Edward Vrdolyak
Wilson Frost
Gly Council
Bilandic
Frost
Daley Bede
Uae
Tem
Hart Remembered as Senate Conscience After Death
Philip A. Hart, 64, Michigan Democrat and longtime liberal figure known as the conscience of the Senate, died at his Washington home after a battle with cancer. President Carter and others praised his integrity and advocacy for individual rights. funeral services are planned in Washington with burial anticipated on Mackinac Island.
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Washington
UPI
Philip A. Hart
Capitol Hill
Michigan
Senate
Hart
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Carter
St. Matthew's Roman Catholic Cathedral
Mackinac Island
Meat Freezing at 10 F Or Lower Quickly Required
Guidance states meat should be frozen at 10 degrees Fahrenheit or below as fast as possible to preserve quality and safety. This directive emphasizes rapid freezing to minimize quality loss and bacterial growth.
Almanac for December 27 1976 and notable events
The entry notes the day as the 362nd of 1976 with the moon in approaching first quarter. It lists birthdays of Louis Pasteur and Marlene Dietrich, and recalls events from 1911 open city in war, 1963 wheat sale to Russia, 1968 Apollo 8 return, and 1975 Calcutta coal mine disaster. It ends with a thought from John Tyndall.
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S&s
Mars
Saturn
Lous Pasteur
Marlene Dietrich
Barsivind Mantes
Ue Ata Pms
U.S. Commerce Department
Russia
Earth
Calcutta
India
John Tyndall
Bloodshed Triggers Cape Town Township Evacuations
Hundreds flee Gugulethu and Nyanga near Cape Town after fighting between rival black groups leaves 19 dead and 97 wounded. Police moved in to restore order as homes burn and roads are sealed. militants led by young women are cited as instigators.
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Cape Town
South Africa
UPD
Gert Prinsboo
Gugukethu
Nyanga
Gugulethu
Brg
J. H. van der Westhuizen
Bantu Administration Board
Former CIA Chief Helm Ends Government Service
Former CIA director Richard Helms left Tehran for retirement in Washington after nearly four years as U.S. ambassador to Iran and more than 30 years in government service. He maintained ties with Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and supported Iran's drive to build a strong military defense with U.S. arms, a controversial issue in America.
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CIA
Helm
Tehran
Iran
UPD
Richard Helms
Washington
U.S
Helms
Trancees
Iene
Ieee Aes
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
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Catholic University of America
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Davenport
Laura Almon
Leslie Elmer
Coets
Toland
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Germ Warfare Test Inquiry
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