Justices Refuse To Reconsider Abortion Ruling
The Supreme Court directs lower courts to rule on nine state abortion laws using the Georgia and Texas framework. It declines to rehear its Jan 22 decision, preserving limits on state control during pregnancy while allowing health exceptions. The docket is cleared of related appeals as cases return to trial courts for reconsideration.
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Top Painting Highlights at Pacific Northwest Show
A painting valued at 100000 will anchor the third annual Pacific Northwest Indian Center western art show in Spokane. The piece by O E Bernighaus of Taos New Mexico depicts a Pueblo Indian village and will not be for sale as part of a special exhibit. other paintings in the show are valued over 190000.
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Amarillo Slim Tops Million Dollar Las Vegas Poker Marathon
Amarillo Slim Preston leads a six day high stakes hold em marathon at the Golden Nugget in Las Vegas with $40,000 pots and a $10,000 chip buy in. He notes he slept six hours after a long session and praises the venue for safety and cash-only pots while fellow players include Bob Hooks Doyle Brunson and Bill Boyd.
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POWs Black Eye From Cancer Surgery Return Home
Cmdr Brian Woods, a Navy flier released after nearly five years in a Communist prison camp, arrived in Lemoore California with a black eye from scalp cancer surgery. He described hair loss and scar as part of the plastic procedure, speaking to about 500 well wishers as his mother remained critically ill in Coronado California.
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FRB Hikes Discount Rate To Five Percent
The Federal Reserve Board raised its discount rate from 5 to 5 percent, the second increase in five weeks. The move aims to curb credit supply and inflation by making loans costlier for banks and in turn for businesses and consumers. It could draw foreign dollars back to the United States and ease turmoil in currency markets.
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Man critical after shooting in Boise apartment clash
A Boise man, Larry Rieske age 25, remained in critical condition at St Luke's Hospital with a gunshot wound to the right side after a Saturday night altercation at 635 North Seventh. Neal Jesse, 60, was arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon.
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Union Head Due Million Severance Pay
Joseph Curran, president of the National Maritime Union, faces about 1 million dollars in severance and pension benefits upon leaving. Curran earns 50,000 yearly with 36 years of service yielding roughly 250,000 in severance and 600,000 to 717,000 in pension. Union spokesman Bernard Raskin declined to confirm figures as NMU gears up for officer elections. James Morrisey, candidate for union president, proposes abolishing Curran’s pension as current.
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Daily Bee Want Ads Spotlight on Local Listings
Local newspaper advertises classified notices and personals in the Daily Bee. The page highlights employment opportunities, real estate, services, and buyer inquiries with concise briefs and contact details for residents seeking help or offerings.
Farm Subsidy Hearings Set for 1974 Policy Change
Senate Agriculture Committee opens six day hearings on the White House plan to end federal farm subsidy payments. Chairman Talmadge cites opposition from farmers groups while Secretary Butz remains optimistic. The plan would use rental payments to idle land and eliminate income supplements, varying with retirement needs and production levels.
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Idaho Water Board Appointees Face Senate Debate
Idaho senators prepare to confirm Franklin Jones to the Idaho Water Resource Board and reappoint Keith Higginson as director of the Department of Water Administration amid opposition from Upper Snake River interests. The session weighs major finance measures and bills on abortion legalization state government reorganization stream channel regulation and property tax relief.
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British Say Permissiveness Gone Too Far
A nationwide poll by the Opinion Research Center found 96 percent of Britons oppose further permissiveness, while 78 percent support sex education. It notes engaged couples only for premarital sex, concerns over television sex content, tolerance for pornography not shown publicly, and greater permissiveness among youth and men, with regional variation.
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