Murder probe focuses on weapon in Idaho student death
Investigations into the beating death of 18 year old Janice Foiles in Moscow shifted Tuesday to identifying the murder weapon after autopsy revealed multiple head blows. Police indicated no motive and found $17 near her body, with the hospital autopsy confirming blunt trauma and a possible claw hammer as the instrument.
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Moscow
UPD
Janice L. Foiles
Miss Foiles
University of Idaho
Marvin Folles
Robert Means
County Commissioner opposes federal food programs
Canyon County Commissioner Ralph Howard told Nampa Country Club he will oppose adoption of federal food programs. He urged residents to use Caldwell public assistance for help and noted about $10,000 in DPA food orders were written in 1968. Boise education official D F Engelking said students increasingly see the need for at least a high school education to cope with modern society.
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NAMPA
UPI
Canyon County
Ralph Howard
Nampa Countryman’s Club
Howard
Department of A
Caldwell
DPA
Boise Upd
D.F. Engelking
Sugar beet crop damage studied by Agriculture
Senator Frank Church asks the Department of Agriculture to study damage to the sugar beet crop from insect infestation and report actions possible under current law to aid growers in southern Idaho. Boise death of Joseph W. Crowe noted. services planned Friday. Pollution meeting in Boise to form a joint county program to curb Boise River pollution with county officials and federal agencies invited.
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Washington
UPI
Frank Church
Idaho
Department of Agriculture
Church
Pollution Boise
Boise River
Boise
Gem
Canyon
Ada
Elmore
Camad
Ada Development Council
Council
Russell Carter
Federal Water Pollution Control Agency
Farmers Home Administration
Hazardous driving areas persist across Idaho highways
State Highway Department and Department of Law Enforcement warn many icy, snowy, and foggy spots remain on routes including U S 95 from Bonners Ferry to Spirit Lake, I 90 and U S 12 through several passes, and U S 20 26 from Blackfoot to Arco with broken snow floors and fog.
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Hailey
Lost Trail Pass
Fairfield
U.S
Willow Creek Summit
Boise
Mores Creek
Idaho City
Lowman
Grasmere
Nevada Line
Blackfoot
AEC
Arco
Swan Valley
Gilmore Hill
North — American Falls
Raft River
Montpelier
Wyoming
U.S. 91
Preston
Sage Junction
Dubois
Monida Pass
U.S. 191
Idaho Falls
Rigby
Ashton Hill
West Yellowstone
Julie and Dave Do The Town in Paris
Julie and David Eisenhower spent the weekend in Paris with U S Embassy officials. They visited the Louvre on Saturday and Sunday and dined out. The trip also included David’s parents U S Ambassador John Eisenhower and Barbara Eisenhower.
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Brussels
Julie
David
Eisenhower
Paris
U.S
Louvre
Belgium
John Eisenhower
Barbara
Meeting on federal aid to fight water pollution
Officials will discuss federal aid programs to combat water pollution and representatives from the Idaho Water Resource Board the U S Forest Service the Bureau of Land Management and other agencies will attend.
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Idaho Water Resource Board
U.S. Forest Service
Bureau of Land Management
Nation's Weather Tracks Severe Cold and Flood Fears
Treacherous year end weather forces evacuations in the Southern Appalachians and low-lying areas as heavy rain and melting snow threaten floods in East Tennessee Virginia and West Virginia. Snow and ice cause crashes and road closures from Arkansas to the Northeast with record highs and cold snaps across the nation.
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United Press International
Appalachians
Southern Plains
Arkansas
Plains
West Virginia National Guard
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Indiana
Salem
Ill
Weather Bureau
St. Louis
Yorktown
N.Y
New York City
New York
Oklahoma
Sharon Swenson
DLE Reveals 1969 Driver License Suspensions by County
The Idaho Department of Law Enforcement published a complete 1969 suspensions list by county. Bonner County recorded four suspensions including George Antonson of Sagle for DUI and Emil Kulhanek I of Sandpoint for drag racing.
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Idaho
DUI
Emil J. Kulhanek I
Sandpoint
Idaho Feature in National Geographic and Outdoor Life
Idaho commerce officials announce February National Geographic will feature Idaho with a Rivers section on the Salmon River trip. Outdoor Life will publish Hell's Canyon story by Clyde Ormond of Riley. Field and Stream will run The Five-Year L ion Hunt by Ted Trublod of Nampa.
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Idaho
Ted Trublood
Nampa
Firm Bans Foreign Rigs At Fairfield Works
U S Steel plant in Birming ham Alabama will bar foreign made vehicles from entering the Fairfield Works after January 1 1970. Citing a stake in domestic manufacturers and customers the company says in plant driving privileges will be withheld to protect the domestic industry. The facility employs about 14 000 people and will affect workers and others entering the plant.
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U.S
Ste
Fairfield Works
U.S. Steel
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Coupleville
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Weeks
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Minnie McGill
Ava
Engelking
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Pacific
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Fish and Game Department
Power Man
Joseph W. Crowe
Boise School Board
Idaho Power Company
Crowe
Sherbrook
Canada
University of Maine
General Electric
New York State
Idaho - Oregon Light and Power Company
Idaho Power
Dave
Principality of Monaco
Monte Carlo
DLE
Birmingnam
Ala
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