Morrison-Knudsen to Build Tunis Airport Facilities
Morrison-Knudsen International Company, a Morrison-Knudsen subsidiary, won an $8,978,000 contract to build new passenger terminal facilities and aircraft parking aprons at Tunis Carthage International Airport Tunisia. The project is funded with US AID assistance and will accommodate jumbo jets. Jerome Idaho native Jake Reichhard elected president of South Central Idaho Community Action Agency. Ada deputy sheriff Robert M. King sworn in to head administration in Ada County. Burley and southern Idaho potato industries face nationwide price-hike drive with pickets at several processing plants including Burley Heyburn Twin Falls.
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Boise
UPD
Morrison-Knudsen Company
Tunis
Jerome
UPI
South Central Idaho Community Action Agency
Jake Reichhard
Burley
UPID
Idaho
National Farmers Organization
Heyburn
Twin Falls
Idaho Solons Still At Work
Idaho lawmakers faced a key hurdle to adjournment as the House rejected trimming the Health Appropriations Bill by 391 931 dollars about 25 percent of its initial request from Finance Appropriations. The Senate also cut penitentiary funds by 192 000 to 573 000, prompting Rep Jenkin Palmer to defend fiscal restraint and question the numbers game while Rep Margot Tregoning urged upholding regional mental health centers and state hospitals.
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Boise
UPD
Idaho
House
Jenkin Palmer
Rmalad
Joint Finance Appropriations Committee
Senate
Palmer
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Appropriations Committee
Laird Forecasts Draft Calls At 210000 Or Fewer
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird said in a CBS radio interview that the 1970 draft calls should be 210000 or less, contrasting with 290000 in 1969.
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Washington
UPI
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
CBS
Tax tips and FAQs from the 1040 tax package
A reader guide outlines how to claim exemptions on Form 1040, when to use tax tables, and the proper handling of credits. It covers signatures on joint returns, changing address for refunds, filing timelines, head of household rules for widows, surcharge explanations, deducting medical insurance, age 65 plus home sale gains, dividend reporting, and sick pay exclusions with waiting periods and weekly limits.
Marines Charged in Vietnamese Killings Cite Night Rules
Five Marines are charged with killing 16 Vietnamese women and children during a night ambush near Landing Zone Ross south of Da Nang. Lt. Col. Charles G. Cooper calls the area risky Indian country and says patrols operate after dusk under a rule that anything moving at night is considered enemy. The commander praises the Marines as the finest unit despite the charges. identities have not been released.
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Ross
Vietnam
UPI
Charles G. Cooper
Clarksdale
Miss
da Nang
7Th Marine Regiment
Leathernecks
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Ada
Robert M. King
Ventura, Calif
Paul Bright
King
Solons
Eagles Lodge
the Daily Bee
Fri
U.S. Treauu
Congress
Blue Cross
IRS
Sandpoint Glass Co
Superior St
Sandpoint, Idaho
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