Idaho Growers Face Two Referendums on Potatoes Ads and Surplus Fund
Idaho lawmakers study two bills that could trigger referendums on potato advertising assessments and a production based fund to buy surplus drops when prices fall below parity. The measures split gains between growers and first handlers, while opposition from the national farm group and debates over revenue budgeting continue.
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Monay
John Evans
Malad
Evans
National Farmers Organization
Senate
Republican Caucus
Teeny-Boppers Threaten BSC Rock Concert
Boise police fought rocks and bottles outside Boise State College as 200 to 300 youths crowded the gym. Deep Purple Band played inside while officers made three arrests. Officials said many attendees were high school students and about 300 invalid tickets were rejected.
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BOWE
UPC
Boise State College
Boise
Deep Purple
BSC
Cecil McBride
McBride
Irving Suspected Of Possible Fraud In Hughes Biography Case
U.S. and Swiss authorities pursue fraud investigations over the Hughes autobiography plot. Arrest warrants issued in Zurich for Clifford Irving and Edith Irving on charges including fraud and falsification of documents. Swiss police found $442,000 in cash and securities. Edith used a falsified passport to cash checks issued to Hughes. Extradition decision pending.
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New York
UPI
Howard Hughes
Clifford Irving
Switzerland
United States
Zurich
Irving
Edith
U.S
Whitney North Seymoour
New York County
Frank S. Hogan
Peter Veleff
Myjstery
Swiss Bank Corporation
Swiss Credit Bank
Hughes
Irving’s
Helga R. Hughes
McGraw-Hill
Recluse
Veleff
Irvings
Trio Arrested For Robbery In Jerome
Idaho authorities from two counties and the state police chased three armed men after they robbed Walt's Texaco Station in Jerome. A 24 year old attendant Gordon Walker was tied up as the trio fled with 110 dollars. Perpetrators included two 18 year olds, Robert Michael Nappi and Leonard Daryl Cribb, both from New York, plus a juvenile.
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Jerome
API
Idaho
Hammett
Walt
Texaco
Gordon Walker
Robert Michael Nappi
Leonard Daryl Cribb
New York State
Schorr criticizes FBI climate of suspicion in press probe
CBS News journalist Daniel Schorr says a White House ordered FBI inquiry last summer reflected a climate of suspicion hostility and nervousness fostered by the Nixon era. He argues the probe harmed his career and raises press liberty concerns as Senate hearings resume on press freedom.
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Jane Denison
Washington
UPD
CBS
Daniel Schorr
White House
FBI
Schorr
Geurc
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Senate
Subcommittee
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Charles Colson
Frederic Malek
Nixon urges $1.3 billion rural development program
President Nixon recommends a $1.3 billion program to revitalize rural areas through loans for development and water conservation public works. The plan centers on a rural development credit fund to support loans loan insurance and guarantees to states via the Farmers Home Administration for up to 80 percent of project costs.
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Washington
UPD
Nixon
Congress
Farmers Home Administration
Man Sentenced In Murder Case In Boise
Harold D. McClellan, 29, was sentenced by District Judge J. Ray Durtschi to three years in prison on a second degree murder charge for shooting Everett R. Kemano, 53, to death in a Boise apartment on July 27, 1971. Defense claimed McClellan feared for his life, thinking the victim had a pistol.
Two Californians Arrested for Drug Possession in Boise
Boise police and Ada County sheriff's deputies arrested Robert Fredrich Blymyer 25 of Ventura and Ronald M. McLaren 33 of Berkeley on drug possession charges after a three month investigation led to the seizure of about $5,000 in marijuana barbiturates and other substances. Vernon Bisterfeldt head of the narcotics squad said the case was in progress for months. Bond was set at $10,000 after arraignment.
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Boise
API
Ada County
California
Vernon Bisterfeldt
Robert Fredrich Blymyer
Ventura
Ronald M. McLaren
Berkeley
Longshoremen Meet as 115 Day West Coast Walkout Drags On
San Francisco and Los Angeles reports say 15 000 members of the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen Union and the Pacific Maritime Association held a 14 4 hour bargaining session with no progress. Shippers condemn cargo halts as ports in Vancouver and Ensenada feel pressure. Officials hope for a voluntary agreement before Congress acts on arbitration.
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San Francisco
Wapdboth
International Lonrshoremen’s and Warehouseman’s Union
Pacific Maritime Association
United States
Vancouver
B.C
Ensenada
Mexico
Canada
U.S
Congress
Nixon
PMA
Los Angeles
John MacEvoy
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Lindy High Boise
Sion
Wayne Rodwell
Joint Finance Appropriations Committee
Cecil D. Andrus
Joint Committee
Kidwell
Andrus
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
House
Edward Rice
R-Boise
GOP
Melvin Hammond
D-Rexburg
Hammond
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