Inland Empire recovery praised by Washington utility president
Wendell J. Satre of Washington Water Power Co says the Inland Empire is recovering well from recession as energy sales rise and operating revenues grow from 76.8 million to 82.8 million dollars. He outlined major year projects including scrubber additions at Centralia plant and expanding gas storage near Marys Corner. He emphasized balancing environmental concerns with reliable energy. In London Patricia Hollingworth chose to keep her basset Barney after the dog swallowed her engagement ring and a vet suggested humane disposal of the ringless dog.
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UPD
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Andrus to Sign GOP Bill on State Reorganization Plan
Gov. Cecil D. Andrus announced he will sign a bill creating a 14 member bipartisan board to study state government reorganization. The plan gives Republicans control of an interim committee with four House and four Senate members, plus two Democrats from each chamber, and two governor appointees. The study must report by January 1 1975 and follows a constitutional amendment voters approved last November to limit state agencies to 20 or fewer.
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UPD
Cecil D. Andrus
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Darrell Manning
House
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Kennedy Challenges Nixon Pocket Veto In Court
Senator Edward M. Kennedy filed a suit in U S District Court arguing President Nixon illegally used a pocket veto on a 225 million doctor training bill in December 1970. Kennedy acts as his own counsel contending mid session recesses allow pocket veto. Senator Sam Ervin urged legislation to curb potential illegal presidential vetoes.
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UPI
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D-Mass
Nixon
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U.S. District Court
Congress
House
Senate
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
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First Woman Professorship At Gonzaga
Gonzaga University in Spokane awards its first full professorship to a woman, education department teacher Dr. Jeanne F. Wardian. She becomes the university’s first female full professor effective Sept. 1, seeks equal pay and rank for women, and downplays her rise as a gender milestone. Wardian is a Washington State University graduate with a Columbia University masters and a jointly earned doctorate from WSU and Columbia.
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UPD
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Jeanne F. Wardian
Women’s Liberation Movement
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Washington State University
Columbia University
WSU
Columbia
Inmates Escape After Overpowering Guards at New Haven Jail
Eighteen inmates described as dangerous overpowered guards at the Whalley Street Jail in New Haven, held three Bible teachers hostage, then shattered through the roof. Nine were recaptured by police. nine remained at large, with five later found in Milford and others held after a car stop. Hostage pair Francisco Pagan and Miguel Deuvas were unharmed.
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UPD
New Haven
Milford
Francisco Pagan
Miguel Deuvas
John R. Manson
Whalley Street
Damage Suit Continues In Drowning Death Case
A $3 million damage suit in Pocatel lo proceeds against the U.S. Government the estate of guide Troy Teague and guide Frer ett Spaulding over the June 1970 drowning of Ellis Harmon aboard a 10 member boat trip on the Middle Fork of the Salmon River. The plaintiff Mildred J. Harmon of Los Angeles alleges Forest Service negligence for not warning of high water and guides’ negligence in a capsizing incident.
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Los Angles
U.S
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Fllis
Harmon
Salmon
U.S. Forest Service
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