House Speaker Would Squelch Kindergartens
Boise politics collide as House Speaker William J. Lanting says cutting a governor revenue proposal can be offset by eliminating kindergarten funding. Gov. Andrus argues the budget would be unbalanced, while lawmakers discuss shifting 2.1 to 2.3 million between funds and new education funding plans.
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Oklahoma Cowboy Takes Lead in Calf Roping Standings
Garrison from Duncan Oklahoma vaulted to first in the Rodeo Cowboys Association calf roping standings after a strong showing at the Southwestern Exposition in Fort Worth Texas. He earned 5024 bringing his year total to 7724 with Olin Young of Peralta New Mexico second at 6180. Doug Brown from Silverton Oregon returned to action after five months with a fractured arm.
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Nordeen Named To Committee On Hanford Reactor Closure
William T. Nordeen General Manager of Northern Lights Sandpoint joins a Northwest Public Power Council designated power industry committee to study the Hanford Nuclear Reactor closure. The group backs Washington Public Power Supply System Kennewick to mount a positive case for the reactor and a federal close out order as 94 Pacific Northwest utilities back the $400 million project amid planned Participants' Review Board activation Monday.
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Jane Fonda hearing continued in Cleveland case
Actress Jane Fonda's assault and battery hearing against a city patrolman at Cleveland Hopkins Airport was continued to March 1. Prosecutors requested the delay after she was detained on Smuggling pills into the country and allegedly kicked Officer Robert S. Pieper and struck a U.S. customs inspector.
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Pan Am Chief Sees Bleeding Airline Profits From Competition
Pan American World Airways President Najeeb Halaby told a Senate aviation subcommittee that government promoted competition is siphoning profits from the industry. He cited Pan Am losses of 48 million in 1970 and 26 million in 1969 and urged mergers to curb excessive competition and stabilize earnings. Halaby argued foreign carriers benefit from cheaper financing, while Pan Am borrows at higher rates, calling for route consolidation to reduce waste and improve service.
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