Pavillion Plans For Expo 14 Are Reviewed
Spokane reports the Washington State Commission for Expo 74 executive committee reviews pavilion plans including structure, budget, and site. Architect Bruce Walker asks for a letter to General Administration about the $7.5 million allocation. The $5.45 million likely funds construction of a multi purpose arts auditorium and exhibit hall on Havermale Island. Construction must start by mid August to meet the 1974 expo deadline.
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Spokane
API
Washington State Commission
Bruce Walker
State Department of General Administration
Havermale Island
City Center
Walker
Sale Meets Legal Tangle
Boise land officials face legal doubt over granting a 90 day option sale for the vacant Gooding tuberculosis hospital. Commissioner Gordon Trombley said attorney general input questions the land board authority while B Litz Lower of Salt Lake City offers 265000 to convert the building into a rehabilitation center for addicts.
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Boise
UPD
Gooding
Commissioner of Public Lands
Gordon C.j.trombley
Attorney General’s Office
State Land Board
B. Litz Lower
Salt Lake City
Trombley
BEA Urges Immediate Dismissal Of Boise Superintendent
Boise Education Association calls for the immediate dismissal of Superintendent Stephenson S. Youngerman and seeks board negotiations on teacher concerns. About 700 members met at Capital High School and drafted a four point program including reinstating transferred principals and demanding broader personnel transfer procedures.
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Boise
UPI
Boise Education Association
Boise Superintendent of Public Schools
Board of Trustees
BEA
Capital High School
Beac
Stephenson S. Youngerman
Dave Brandt
Curt Schmidtt
Tom
Jack L. White
White
Youngerman
KTVB
Boise School Board
Association
Black Woman Convicted of Stabbing Judge Shot Dead in Motel
Naomi Stout 43, a former Newark teacher, was charged with murder in the death of Essex County Judge Roger M. Yancey 67 found fatally shot in a Gateway Downtowner Motel room in Newark. She had earlier been convicted in 1962 of stabbing the judge in his chambers. Police said she signed the motel register as N Stout and fled in the judge’s car before authorities arrested her.
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Newark
Essex County
Roger M. Yancey
Naomi Stout
Yancey
New Jersey
Gateway Downtowner Motor Inn
Martland Medical Center
Stout
Naomi Berry
Idaho Council Warns Transfer of Centers Could Cost Funds
Idaho Mental Health Advisory Council cautioned that moving child development centers from the Health Department to the Department of Public Assistance might jeopardize federal matching funds. The council said funds remain available under the current structure and that transfer could limit eligibility to welfare recipients.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
Mental Health Advisory Council
Department of Public Assistance
Cecil D. Andrus
DPA
Health Department
State Health Board
Advisory Council
Norma Buchanan
Idaho Falls
Departments of Health and Education
Pilots and Hughes Announce Work Agreement
The Air Line Pilots Association announced a back-to-work deal with Hughes Airwest and representatives of 745 flight crewmen. ALPA said 90 of Airwest's 387 pilots would report for flight qualification on Feb 16 and the rest on Mar 2, with full service resumption tied to a contract settlement by Mar 2 with the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association.
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Washington
API
Air Line Pilots Association
Hughes Airwest
ALPA
John J. O’donnell
Airwest
Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association
Washington, D.C
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Pend Oreille Manor
Darrell Stone
Division Street
Williams Oil Gas & GO
Hughes
Merwin's Hardware
Sandpoint
Pend Oreille Excavating Co
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