Boise State adds Roth as assistant coach to Vandals
Tom Roth 27, former Boise Columbia College head coach and Washington State quarterback of the 1965 cardiac kids, was named Wednesday as an assistant at the University of Idaho. Athletic director Ed Knecht said the move fills the vacancy created by Gary Withrow’s resignation and notes Roth’s prior success at Columbia Basin College. The appointment is subject to the Board of Regents.
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Wash
University of Idaho
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Washington State University
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United Press International
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Inland Empire
Big Sky
FDA Proposes Ban on Wine Preservative and Nitrite Nitrate Use
The FDA moves to ban diethyl pyrocarbonate used in wine and soft drinks and urges restricting sodium nitrite and nitrate in curing ham bacon and meats after studies link them to carcinogen formation. Public comment period lasts 60 days. An associate of Ralph Nader pushes for stricter uses across foods.
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House
House votes To Extend Farm Labor Act
The Idaho House approved 51 to 17 to extend indefinitely the Farm Labor Act, sent to the Senate. Rep Carroll Dean led the passage amid prior vetoes and summer farm labor concerns, while Rep William Murphy and Rep Wayne Tibbitts offered the notable debate. Gov Cecil Andrus previously vetoed a tied $10,000 appropriation but allowed the rest to become law to avert farm labor strife.
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Woolgrowers Charge Nixon Broke Promise
National Wool Growers Association president Vern Vivion accuses President Nixon of breaking a promise on predator control policy. He says the edict banning poison on federal lands undermines the livestock industry and damages faith in government.
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America
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National Wool Growers Association
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Wyo
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Nixon
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Congress Grants Nixon Dock Strike Endpower
Congress approved duty to end the West Coast dock strike if needed, sending the measure to Nixon with a 79 to 3 Senate vote and 214 to 139 House vote. Nixon would sign only if the tentative 125 day tieup collapses. He has 10 days to act and plans trips to Peking.
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Construction Slated For This Summer In Jerome
Construction on a $5 million Tup perware plant south of Jerome is expected to begin operations by summer. The facility will produce plastic food wares and, after completion, employ about 450 people to start production.
Mexicans Back Ban on Hiring Illegal Aliens in Idaho
Mexicans testifying in Boise favor proposed legislation to bar hiring of illegal aliens and extend workers compensation to agricultural workers. Marcelino Gonzales estimates at least a third of Idaho’s workforce may be illegal, arguing illegals take jobs from legal workers and face harsher living conditions.
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Idaho
Marcelino Gonzales
Boise
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
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