Viet Cong offers peace plan tied to U.S. troop withdrawal
The Viet Cong submits a new peace plan at the Paris talks led by Nguyen Van Tien, demanding U.S. troop withdrawal and Thieu's resignation before talks with Saigon. The PRG frames a national concord government if conditions are met, while North Vietnam endorses the plan and Nixon’s package is rejected.
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George Libera
Paris
CUPI
Viet Cong
U.S
Vietnam
Nguyen van Tien
United States
Nguyen van
Thien
William J. Porter
Thieu
North Vietnam
Saigon
Provisional Revolutionary Government
PRG
State budgets rise as requests outpace projections
Agencies seek 185.6 million for 1974 and 205 million for 1975 in general fund requests, far above the 170 million proposed for 1974. Gov Andrus trims 1974 to 149.2 million, while Budget Director Chilberg pushes reform to align agency asks with revenue forecasts and the governor’s plan.
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Lindy High Boise
UPD
General Fund
D.E
Skip
Chilberg
Western Interstate Commission For Higher Education
Cecil D. Andrus
Canyon Closed To Vehicles In Sawtooth National Forest
Sawtooth National Forest will close Canyon to all unauthorized vehicles from Dec 15 to March 15 each year. E A Fournier cited protection of big game winter ranges and snowmobilers from avalanches. The order blocks vehicle use within a quarter mile of both sides and includes State Highway 75.
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Ketchum
UPD
Trail Creek Canyon
Sawtooth National Forest
E.A. Fournier
Training Center Opens as Mine Safety Gains Highlight
LAKEWOOD Colorado deputy director Donald P Schlick of the U S Bureau of Mines says miners have safer conditions now and this will improve further He cites 1971 coal mine fatalities as the lowest yet and notes dust regulations largely eliminate black lung risk Training and hands on procedures are stressed as the key to safer mines Attendees include David Fox of Shirley Basin Uranium Mine who praises inspectors and Bureau support for safety training
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Lakewood
Colo
Donald P. Schlick
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Schlick
David Fox
Shirley Basin
Mie
Casper
Wyo
Fox
McClure Pushes Medal Plan For Idaho Silver
Idaho Congressman James McClure proposes using Idaho silver for up to 14 medals to honor the 1976 bicentennial and related events through 1983. He notes a House bill authorizes a national bicentennial medal and 13 event medals in common and precious metals, while Treasury use of silver is not guaranteed.
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Washington
UPI
Idaho
James McClure
House
McClure
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
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