Author Honored For Book About Mental Problems
Percy Knauth, author of a bestseller about his mental problems, received the Clifford W. Beers Award at the Mental Health Association's 26th annual meeting. He praised Beers' The Mind That Found Itself and pledged to continue aiding mental health work.
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American Foundation For Mectal Pygiene
Profit Theme For Three State Cattlemen's Meetings
Idaho hosts three state cattlemen meetings in Moscow Boise and Twin Falls starting at 7 p m with panel discussions on profit strategies for the cattle industry. Featured speakers include Bill Borrer Freeman Angus Ranch Dale Beavis and moderator Jerry Morrow with participation from Angus Association leaders and commercial cattlemen.
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Holiday Inn
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Tehama Angus Ranch
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California
Joe Freeman
Freeman Angus Ranch
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Oregon
American Angus Association Board of Directors
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Rolling Rock Angus Ranch
Belgrade
Mogtana
National Angus Board of Directors
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Alts
Jerry Morrow
American Angus Association
Permit Sought for Pier Supported Boathouse Near Priest River
The Seattle District review finds the proposed pier supported boathouse for private boat moorage on the Perd O rille River near Priest River not in the public interest for a permit. Comments must reference reference number 071-00YB-1coy9 and be sent to the Dept.
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Minimum Wage Increase Told by U S Department
The U S Department announces a federal minimum wage rise to 2.30 an hour starting January 1. Most mechanical workers remain covered. farmworkers stay at 2.00. Categories affected include laundry and dry cleaning, small construction firms, private hospitals with lower gross receipts, nursing homes, and domestic households.
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Tax Break Affects Idaho Parents Under New Law
Idaho CPA groups say twice as many parents with young children will qualify for child care costs under the Tax Reform Act of 1996 now offering a credit instead of a deduction. The credit ranges to 300 dollars for one child and 800 for four or more, and is 20 percent of expenses. Those earning between 10 and 35 thousand dollars may gain less than under the old rules, while those earning above 35 thousand benefit more. The change takes effect for 1976 incomes and affects April 15, 1977 filings.
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Health Coordinating Council Encourages Public Input Panhandle
The 30 member Statewide Health Coordinating Council SHCC appointed by Gov Andrus in 1976 aims to review health plans and boost citizen participation across Idaho Panhandle. Members include Lanmen Crouse Sams and local officials from Bonners Ferry and Coeur d Alene. The panel blends consumers and health care providers and promotes open discussion on health care delivery.
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Statewide Health Coordinating Council
SHCC
Cecil D. Andrus
Idaho
HSA
Lanmen
Comprehensive Health
Sams
Students Can Complete Guard Training In Summer
Idaho program offers high school seniors a summer guard training option. Students must contact their local armory promptly due to limited slots for 1977 and the need to return for fall activities.
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