Kleindienst Nomination Clears House Senate Panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approved Richard G. Kleindienst to succeed John N. Mitchell as attorney general. The 13 to 0 vote signals smooth Senate approval as Eastland expects a floor vote next week with Mansfield deciding timing. Kennedy supported Kleindienst, citing confidence in the president's choice despite questions on electronic snooping and civil rights. Nixon also nominated L. Patrick Gray III as deputy attorney general.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Richard G. Kleindiensts
John N. Mitchell
Senate
James O
Eastland
Dmiss
Mike Mansfield
Kleindienst
Justice Department
Mitchell
Law Am Order
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Judiciary Committee
L. Patrick Gray I
Helpful hints on carpet pile height and density
Consumer guidance explains pile height as the distance from the top of the pile to the backing, not including backing thickness. It discusses transitioning between low and high pile, the importance of pile density for durability, and how density depends on construction and fiber.
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Jeanette
Lees
Joanne
America
Lees Carpets
Valley Forge
Congressional Hearings Set for Salmon Falls Division Visit
Washington March 10 11 scheduled field hearings on the proposed Salmon Falls Division of the Upper Salmon River Reclamation Project. Rep James McClure Idaho said a House subcommittee delegation will hear testimony and inspect 64 110 acres to be served.
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Washington
UPS
Salmon Falls
Salmon River
James McClure
Idaho
House
Subcommittee On Irrigation and Reclamation
Employees Tested For Tuberculosis In Lewiston
105 Potlatch Forests Inc. employees in Lewiston were offered a skin test after exposure to a chip truck driver who may have carried tuberculosis. Results were expected today or Friday. It was unclear if the driver was among seven north central Idaho residents hospitalized at Edgecliff Sanitarium in Spokane since January.
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Lewiston
Idaho
UPD
Edgecliff Sanitarium
Spokane
Bowie Race Officials Scramble Over Camel Substitute
Bowie Maryland officials scramble as a zebu replaces a camel in the Noah's Ark International race after a camel died. A zebu threw two riders during a workout and another camel in the field struck a boy. other starters include a buffalo and a llama.
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Bowe, Md
UPI
Bowie Race Course
Zebu
Asia
Bowie
POWs Sons Would Have Academy Right
UPI reports that Rep James A McClure of Idaho seeks 25 extra academy slots for sons of POWs and MIAs to enter the U S Military Academy and other service academies. The bill parallels a Senate measure, aiming to honor imprisoned and missing veterans.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Vietnam
U.S
James A. McClure
Idaho
Senate
Lewiston Man Sues For His Horse Mule Loss
Charles D. Warnock files suit in U S District Court against the federal government claiming Forest Service officials confiscated and sold his horse and mule after placing them on land adjacent to Forest Service land. He alleges rightful ownership and loss of property through the public auction.
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BOISE
Lewiston
Charles D. Warnock
U.S. District Court
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Potatomen Approve New Checkoff Program
Potat growers approved a checkoff plan to fund research and promotion by up to one cent per hundredweight. The plan impacts commercial growers with five acres or more and was approved by 69 percent in a Feb 1 10 mail referendum representing 70 percent of acreage. Next steps include formal plan issuance and industry board nominations.
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Washington
APD
Agriculture Department
Vest
Wife of Bank Robber Wins Divorce in Spokane
In Spokane County Superior Court Mrs Beverly A Lehman was granted a default divorce from Dennis L Lehman by Judge William H Williams. Lehman sentenced to the state penitentiary last year for robbing a Spokane Valley bank. The judge cited failure to provide proper environment for Mrs Lehman and her children.
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Spokane
UPD
Spokane County
Beverly A. Lehman
Dennis L. Lehman
William H. Williams
Lehman
Washington State Penitentiary
Spokane Valley
Williams
Recycling awareness and Homasote ecology in West Trenton
The piece highlights recycling as a tool against pollution and resource depletion. It cites Homasote Company in West Trenton NJ, using 100 percent recycled content to make insulation boards, reclaiming 150 million pounds of newspaper annually and preserving 1,370,000 trees yearly while reducing energy use. Field contact info for E Whalen, VP, is provided.
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Homasote
Homasole
E. Whalen
V.P
Homasote Company
P.O. Box
West Trenton
N.J
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Idaho Fish and Game Department
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