Utah Ed Board Backtracks on Daylight Saving School Hours
Sevier School Board abandoned plans to start classes an hour later to align with Daylight Saving Time after 95 percent of constituents opposed the move. About 600 residents attended the meeting, with 575 voting against the change, citing childcare costs and bus darkness. Logan schools previously shifted to an earlier start, but Superintendent James Blair warned against reopening hours due to family disruptions and complaints.
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United Press International
Sevier Board of Education
Om Tts
Leland
Teeples
Logan Board of Education
Sevier
Logan
James Blair
Blair
Dayan in Washington for talks on Suez disengagement plan
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan arrived in Washington to meet Secretary Kissinger and Defense Secretary Schlesinger to discuss possible Israeli withdrawal from the Suez cease-fire line. Dayan planned to seek more weapons and present a unilateral withdrawal plan that would move Israeli forces from the west bank of the canal into the Sinai while UN forces create a buffer. He warned Egypt against a renewed war and Kissinger aimed for progress at Geneva on disengagement with Nixon preparing to engage oil producers.
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UPI
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Henry Kissinger
James R. Schlesinger
Suez
Dayan
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Andrews Air Force Base
Simcha Dinitz
Kissinger
San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Israel
Schlesinger
Tel Aviv
Ma’ariv
Canal
West Bank
Suez Canal
Sinai Desert
U.N
Egypt
Geneva
Hospital Fund Switch Asked
Idaho advisory council recommends moving 1 million in Hill Burton funds to Lewiston hospital for use before expiration. James A Bax will decide on grant awarding. Caldwell Memorial Hospital expansion may receive 1973 federal allocation if project proceeds.
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APS
Caldwell Memorial Hospital
Idaho Advisory Council For Health Facilities Construction
Lewiston Hospital
James A. Bax
Department of Environmental and Community Services
Hill-Burton
Huey Reed
DECS
Caldwell Hospital
Bid To Stop BN Railroad Hearing Denied
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission denied a petition for rehearing from a group of citizens opposing a Burlington Northern proposed switching yard near Rathdrum and Post Falls. The committee argued the commission should investigate further, noting 400 opponents attended the Aug 14 1973 hearing, but the denial cited no new information justifying changes to findings.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Burlington-Northern
Rathdrums
Post Falls
Burlington Out Nor
IWRB Petitions Court Over Swan Falls Guffey Dam
The Idaho Water Resource Board seeks court help to get approval for the Swan Falls Guffey dam project. Secretary Donald R. Kramer refused to sign the joint application with Idaho Power, prompting a court show cause petition.
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BOISE
UPI
Idaho Water Resource Board
IWRB
Fourth District ‘Court
Swan Falls- Guffey
Donald R. Kramer
Federal Power Commission
IWRS
Kramer
Cout
Idaho
Power. Co
Power
Public split over press fairness and source protection in Gallup poll
Gallup finds the public nearly evenly split on whether newspapers present both sides of controversial issues while supporting laws protecting reporters from disclosing confidential sources. The poll shows broad backing for press independence in government relations, concerns about factual accuracy, and strong daily newspaper reach despite rising costs.
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UPI
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