Federal judges uphold Idaho reapportionment plan
A three judge panel ruled the Idaho legislature one man one vote plan, adopted in a special session, did not violate the Fourteenth Amendment. The decision noted acceptable district deviations and considered population shifts, with some precinct errors acknowledged but not seen as invalidating the statute.
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Richard Charnock Rose
UPI
Idaho
U.S. District Court
Oliver Koelsch
San Francisco
Ray McNichols
Fred M. Taylor
Boise
H. Dean Summers
Patricia L. McDermott
D-Pocatello
Corris M. Blough
Qc J. Hopkins
State Board of Canvassers
Summers
Hatwai
North
Lewiston
Rimrock
Ada
Bannock
Bingham
Bonneville
Koooenai
Latah
Lincoln
Minidoka
Nez Perce
Supreme Part of the
United States
Observers Question Prison Expenditure
The piece notes almost 8 million dollars invested in a new correctional institution near Boise while critics question whether remodeling the century old facility would be wiser. Director of Corrections Raymond May aims to move by 1973, but reform advocates seek alternatives.
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Permanent
Permanent Building Fund Council
General Fund
Raymond May
Lindy High Boise
Boise
William J. Evans
Evans
David Smith
Portland
Ore
Mike Wooldridge
Pocatello
Board of Corrections
Fed
FTC eyes break up of Kellogg General Mills tangle
The Federal Trade Commission staff has recommended a landmark antitrust suit to split Kellogg and General Mills to spur sharper competition. The commission must decide within a month if the case proceeds, with energy autos and drugs also under study as potential oligopolies.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Kellogg
General Mills
General Mills and Post
General Foods Corp
Kellogg and
Post
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