Senate Weighs 18 Year Olds Rights Omnibus
Idaho Senate committee moves to debate an omnibus bill lowering the age of majority to 18 and a constitutional amendment asking voters to extend adult rights to 18 19 and 20 year olds. Witness Jer ry Armstrong opposes fast action. supporters say treat youths as adults to curb problems.
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American Author Edgar Snow Dies at 66 in Switzerland
Edgar Snow, noted China expert and longtime reporter, died at his home near Lake Geneva at age 66 after December spleen and tumor surgery. He had planned to cover Nixon’s China visit next week and was remembered for pioneering American reporting from China and early attention to acupuncture. Snow’s wife Lois, son Christopher 18, and daughter Sian 20 were at his bedside. He had lived in Nyon in recent years.
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Health Care Price Display Rules For Idaho Providers
The IRS warns Idaho health care providers including physicians hospitals and nursing homes to post a visible sign showing base prices for principal services and to maintain a price schedule in each facility. No price may be raised before the sign is posted and the schedule is available.
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Herd Of Deer Visit Boise Suburb Scene
Mrs Edwin Poulson in a Boise suburb noticed a dark shrubbery patch she had not seen before. She later realized the patch was a herd of deer grazing near downtown Boise homes. The deer browsed calmly amid civilization.
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Heath appeals to unions as Britain faces power crisis
Prime Minister Edward Heath urged labor to ease the electric power blockade that has left 1.5 million workers idle in Britain’s worst crisis in 46 years. Miner leader Joe Gormley rejected calls to end pickets, warning there is no chance of removing strikers while coal supplies are blocked.
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Document: Spokane Chamber charter found in remodel
A long lost framed document from the State of Washington granting the Spokane Chamber its original charter on July 14, 1898 was found during a $150,000 remodeling of the Chamber Building in downtown Spokane. Chamber manager George Reitemeir said the charter’s loss was unsure and no one recalls seeing it for many years.
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