Wineries Face Antitrust Suit Over Monopoly Claims
Three farm workers and three consumers sue Gallo Wineries in U S District Court alleging unlawful practices to secure a wine market monopoly. The suit seeks 225 million dollars in damages and a breakup of Gallo subsidiaries, while Gallo denies the charges as groundless.
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San Francisco
UPD
Gallo Wineries
Gallo
United Farm Workers Union
America
U.S. District Court
United Farm Workers
Barry Winograd
Caesar Chavez
UFW
Bunker Hill Open to Emission Plan with Limits
Boise UPI James Halley president of Bunker Hill Co said a proposed state regulation to curb sulfur oxide from lead-zinc smelters would be costly but workable. He warned a mid 1975 deadline for the 24 hour standard is unworkable and could force a 30 percent drop in output. Halley urged Idaho officials to pursue meeting ambient standards by 1977 with less interim curtailment and said EPA objections should not block the plan.
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Boise
UPI
Bunker Hill Co
James Halley
Bunker Hill
Halley
Bunker Hill Company
Environmental Protection Agency
Board of Health and Welfare
EPA
Idaho
Grazing Land Rules Await Washington Guidance
Idaho BLM officials say no instructions from Washington on future environmental impact statements for public grazing lands. A federal court in Washington ruled that a nationwide EIS is too general and urged geographic statements. In Idaho there are six BLM districts, five used for grazing, with more than 2,600 stockmen applying for grazing permits annually.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
Richard Petrie
Washington
BLM
Two 19Year-Olds Arraigned in Pocatello Rape Cases
Two 19 year olds were arraigned in Sixth District Magistrate Court on separate forceable rape charges. Richard Patrick Black of Pocatello is accused of raping a 10 year old girl, while John W. Galvin of Blackfoot faces charges tied to a separate incident involving a 19 year old Pocatello girl who was stabbed with a screwdriver.
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Pocatello
Idaho
UPI
Sixth District
Richard Patrick Black
John
W. Galvin
Blackfoot
Boundary County Considers Wild and Scenic Rivers Study
Citizens in Bonners Ferry Priest River and Spokane will hear the U S Forest Service outline procedures for studying the Moyie Priest Salmon and St Joe rivers for possible inclusion in the Wild and Scenic Rivers System. Public meetings begin January 7 8 and 9 with ongoing years of study ahead.
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Boundary County
Canada
St. Joe
Congress
U.S. Forest Service
Idaho
Fish and Game
Forest Service
Bonners Ferry
Priest River
Spokane
YWCA
West
Broadway
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Bonner County Sportsmen’s Association
Untler
John Churchill
Churchill
Harold Rounsville
Milt Thompson
Jack Peterson
Randy Poelstra
Bee
Wineries
Winograd
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