Andrus launches gas charge inquiries in Washington
Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus says he ordered an investigation into charges that oil firms withhold natural gas to pressure price decontrol. He aims for an initial report next week on basis of Sen. Metzenbaum’s claims and possible broader probes.
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Drought Warning Spurs Idaho Legislature Toward Emergency Funding
Gov. Evans and lawmakers were warned of a potential loss of up to one million acres of irrigated productivity due to the worst winter drought in Idaho’s history. A briefing from the Department of Water Resources cites 10 to 40 percent snowpack levels statewide and forecasts water shortages as early as June, urging a larger emergency fund and rapid planning to avert a crop and municipal crisis.
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Water Resources Report
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the Tribune
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Carter's Little Pills provide gentle overnight relief
Easy to swallow tiny pills offer effective relief from constipation. The specially coated Carter's Little Pills pass through the stomach and release laxative action in the lower tract for temporary relief. Made by Carter-Wallace in 1976.
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Tiny Carter
Idaho Receives Incentive Money
Boise Idaho receives a 226832 incentive award from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for reducing the state's traffic fatality rate by 2 percent in 1975. Gov John V Evans accepted the award as part of the Transportation Department program to fund highway safety in 1977.
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UPI
Idaho
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
de Gov. John, V. Evans
U.S. Department of Transportation
Northwest
Evans
William Hall
William Kingman
Idaho State Interest Hits Over One Million This Year
Boise Idaho June 11 UPI state Treasurer Marjorie Ruth Moon announced that more than 1 million dollars in interest has been collected on state investments in the fiscal year. Interest from a 90 million dollar public school endowment fund totaled 510 582 05 for January with gains 19 994 70 and losses 14 324 38. The Investment Board reinvested about 3 6 million earned endowment fund interest from idle funds generating 787 37 in January. Moon also noted 96 354 87 in interest from her own idle funds for the month, bringing total fiscal year collections to 1 478 266 88.
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UPI
Marjorie Ruth Moon
Miss Moon
Moon
Storks Demonstrate Self-Locking One-Leg Balance
The article notes storks can stand on one leg due to self locking joints. It emphasizes their remarkable balance and leg stability.
Right To Die Bill Weakened In Idaho Committee Action
The Idaho Senate Judiciary and Rules Committee heard a watered down Natural Death Act proposal. Idaho Medical Association backed changes allowing terminal patients to withdraw life support with parental consent for minors, drawing opposition from Right to Life supporters and clergy.
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Senate Judiciary &Rules Committee
Art
Murphy
D-Mullan
Idaho Medical Assny
The
Medical Association
Pro: Life
Sen
Lester” Hartvigsen
Dick Walters
Idaho
California
U. S
John Donohue
John H. Ernsdorff
St. Joseph's Medical Center
Lewiston
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