Idaho Trustees Okay Amended Professional Negotiations Bill
The Idaho Trustees Association backed an amended professional negotiations bill after revisions in October, while IEA Executive Secretary Wayne York warned his group may take the bill to the legislature if needed. ISTA President Norval Wildman said the board must follow group directives despite possible alternative paths.
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Plane missing with three Idaho men in Nevada flight
A search focused on a PA 28 plane heading from Jackpot to Hailey Idaho with three men aboard. L Clayton Duffey and son Carson of Bellevue and Howard Sims of Salmon were last heard from before a 5 p.m. Hailey ETA. Heavy squalls hindered locating the craft.
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UPI
Hailey
Idaho
Clayton Duffey
Carson
Bellevue
Howard Sims
Salmon
Bill Schweizer
Duffey
Idaho Aeronautics
Chet Moulton
Moulton
Twin Falls
Burley
Young Duffey
Boise State College
Supreme Court Rethinks English Voting Compulsory Question
The Supreme Court sent back to a lower court the case on whether non English speakers may be required to register in English to vote. It remanded the matter from Yakima County Washington involving Mexican American farm workers denied registration in 1968. The states listed include Alabama Alaska Arizona California Connecticut Delaware Georgia Hawaii Louisiana Massachusetts Mississippi New Hampshire New York North Carolina Oregon South Carolina Virginia Washington Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Supreme Court Denies Hoffa Appeal in Pension Fund Fraud
The Supreme Court refused James R. Hoffa’s appeal of his pension fund fraud conviction, extending his sentence by five years. Hoffa, serving an eight year term at Lewisburg prison since 1967 for jury tampering, has not yet begun the new sentence. The Parole Board denied parole in 1969 and would reconsider in March.
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UPD
Supreme Court
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Teamsters Union
Hoffa
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Colleges Have Money Trouble
Washington based report by the Association of American Colleges shows private colleges and universities ran an aggregate deficit of about 370 million dollars over the past four years. AAC research director William W. Jellema says rising costs and inflation over the decade pushed many institutions into the red.
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UPI
Association of American Colleges
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Ships Collide Off Dover as Texaco Caribbean Explodes
In the English Channel near Dover a Peruvi an freighter struck the tanker Texaco Caribbean causing it to split in two and explode. Nine crew members are missing feared dead, twenty rescued, as coast guard and rescue boats search in fading visibility. The Paracas limped to a buoy and officials assess oil spill risk.
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England
English Channel
Texaco Caribbean
Coast Guard
Britain
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