Girl Scouts Celebrate Thinking Day Thinking Day event draws 151 scouts
One hundred fifty one Girl Scouts attended a Thinking Day Celebration at Community Hall on Saturday. Each troop offered a country display and performances while Senior Scout Kelly Thompson shared a Mexico and Our Cabana slide presentation. The Inland Empire council hopes to raise 50 cents per person toward the Juliette Gordon Low World Friendship Fund to reach a $1,977 goal.
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Kelly Thompson
Girl Scout House
Mexico
Bonner County
Duane Davis
Girl Guides
America
Girl Scouts
Lord
Lady Baden
Inland Empire
Girl Scout
Zale Palmer
Tori Nordgaarden
Donna Driggs
Liz Davis
Teton Result Of Staff Gone Stale
Idaho Falls UPI Sen Frank Church accuses the Teton Dam designers of being a stagnant engineering staff during a Senate hearing on the collapse and the $1 billion flood that killed 14. He urges a cost effectiveness study of federal dam design work and external reviews of the Bureau of Reclamation.
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UPI
Frank Church
Teton
Gonestale
Church
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Reclamation Bureau
Design and Research Center
Denver
Warren Viessman
Viessman
Bureau
James McClure
Wiessman
Tetén
Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc
Boise
Peter Kiewitt and Sons
Omaha
Neb
Duane Buckert
Buckert
Russell Martin
George Hansen
Hansen
Bureau Project
Robert Robison
Russell Brown
Idaho Environmental Council
Evans urges Idaho energy policy funding showdown
Idaho Governor John V. Evans blasted a Barbican controlled legislature for denying funding to build a comprehensive energy policy, saying conservation alone won’t solve the issue. He seeks $123,000 in matching funds to hire staff while criticizing budget cuts that undercut energy and water plans and other state programs.
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Richard Charnock
Boise
UPI
John V. Evans
Barbican
Idaho
Evans
United Press’ International
Department of Water Resources
Assurances Given on Washington State Cloud Seeding
Evans received assurances from Gov. Dixy Lee Ray that he will be allowed to voice his concerns before any cloud seeding begins in Washington. The plan will undergo a lengthy review across state agencies with environmental checks and discussions with Oregon Gov. Straub before full implementation. Evans emphasized he will present objections prior to any action and cited regional collaboration and expertise sharing as reducing the need for legal action.
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Boise
Upi
John V. Evans
Dixy Lee Ray
Washington State
Evans
Ray
Oregon
Robert Straub
Washington
Weather modification plans eyed for Washington and Idaho
Governor Ray Evans affirmed Idaho and Washington cooperation on cloud seeding within state planning. He said Washington's chief executive will hear his views before any cloud seeding decision is made, stressing continued cross state cooperation.
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Ray
Evans
Idaho House IDs Private Shooting Preserves Bill
The Idaho House Resources Committee introduced a bill to create private shooting preserves. Each preserve must be 160 to 1600 acres owned by the licensee and located at least one mile from protected areas. Only artificially propagated upland birds may be hunted with 200 per species on site during the Aug 15 to Apr 15 season.
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Boise
UPI
House Resources Committee
Idaho
Head Tax Repeal Sent To Floor
Boise leaders push repeal of the $10 head tax which funds the Permanent Building Fund. The bill moves to the House floor for final action, with Democrats seeking alternatives and Rep. Michael Gwartney opposing the size of relief as permanent policy.
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Richard Charnock Boise
UPI
Michael Gwartney
Boise
Gwartney
Intruders Beat Deer at Connecticut Zoo Preserve
Police say two deer were assaulted inside the Bate’s Woods Zoo sanctuary in New London by intruders who scaled a seven foot fence with wooden dowels. A 14-year-old doe may die from internal injuries while a 10-year-old buck escaped with a head wound. ප
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New London
Buck
Herbert Moran
Popular Zoo
Carter proposes 19.4 billion boost to 1978 Ford budget
President Carter announces a 19.4 billion increase in the 1978 budget with less defense emphasis and more on energy housing and health. He requests hospital price controls and a halt to several water resources projects while signing the 459.4 billion proposal and pledging reform to budgeting for fiscal 1979. He says all agencies must justify expenditures starting from scratch and treat every item equally.
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Leonard Curry Washington
UPI
Carter
Ford
Congress
Capitol Hill
Gerald Ford
Preparation H Relieves Pain and Itch Quick Shrinks Hemorrhoids
A doctor tested preparation H cream and suppositories claim fast relief from hemorrhoidal pain and itching and reduce swelling through an exclusive formula. Marketed as America’s leading remedy.
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