Two Boise Men to Enter Pleas on Murder Charge
Two men accused of first degree murder, Robert A. Atwood aged 23 and Michael L. Williams aged 21, are scheduled to enter pleas before Fourth District Judge Marion J. Callister next Monday. They are charged with killing John William Jacoby, 20, in his Boise apartment on August 27. A one week continuance was granted.
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Boise
Fourth District
Marion J. Callister
Robert A. Atwood
Michael L. Williams
John William Jacoby
McCall Hunter Falls 15-Foot Bluff to His Death
Glenn Spets, 49, of McCall, slipped in snow along Lightning Creek north of Riggins while hunting Sunday and plunged 15 feet to his death. Spets and Rex Maynard of Riggins separated during the hunt. Spets' body was recovered Monday at the bluff's base.
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Mccall, Idaho
UPI
Glenn Spets
McCall
Lightning Creek
Riggins
Spets
Rex Maynard
Tate Trial Delayed Over Final Arguments Attendance
In Los Angeles the Tate-LaBianca murder trial faced delays as defense counsel redeployed. Maxwell Keith requested to reopen his final summation for Leslie Van Houten due to a daughter's serious illness, prompting Judge Charles Older to recessed the case until the next day for Keith to finish winding up.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Tate-LaBiance
Furiur
Maxwell Keith
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
Leslie van Nouten
Keith
Miss van Nfouten
Zephyr Rail Service Faces Limited Continuation
The Supreme Court allowed continued limited service for the California Zephyr Chicago to San Francisco route. The case involved ICC reconsideration of partial discontinuations as rail firms reduced segments between Chicago Denver Salt Lake City and San Francisco Ogden Omaha. Welfare figures cited in New York City report.
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Washington
UPID
Spreme
San Francisco
Chicago
ICC
High Court
Cicago
T He Zephyr
Denver
Burlington Northern
Salt Lake City
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Western Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
S&ts
Southern Pacific
Ogden
Utah
Ephyr
City of
Union Pacific
Idaho Senate Eyes Education Bills and Tax Reform
Idaho lawmakers debate education funding distribution and kindergarten expansion while weighing two professional negotiations bills. The Senate studies redistricting plans and cites a looming census, as Gov Andrus urges belt tightening and pragmatic budgeting.
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Idaho Education Association
Idaho School Trustees Association
Reed Budge
Soda Springs
Ford Defends Price Method in FTC Hearings
Ford Motor Co and General Motors argued against fixing a single nationwide sticker price citing wide variation by model, season, city and dealer. They supported keeping the sticker as a bargaining reference while backing changes to auto price advertising to require disclosure of optional equipment and equal dealer discounts.
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Washington
Nevin
FTC
General Motors Corp
Ford
Road Report Warns of Widespread Snow on Idaho Highways
Idaho’s snowpacked mountain roads prompt advise to use chains. State reports list snow floors and icy spots across U S highways including U S 95, 12, 93, 55, 21, 51, 71, 80N and interstates 80 and 15 with closures and drift risks from Bonners Ferry to the Wyoming line.
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Boise
Idaho
State Departments of Highways and Law Enforcement
U.S. 95
Bonners Ferry
Sandpoint
Coeur d’Alene
Plummer
Mica Hill
Culdesac Hill
Whitebird Hill
Craig-mont
Moscow
Genesee
Harvard Hill
St. Maries
Santa
U.S. 10
Kellogg
Wallace
Lookout Pass
U.S. 12
Lolo Pass
Orofino
Kooskia
Banks Canyon
Round
Bowman
Bruneau
Nevada Line
Brownlee
Arce
AEC
Blackfoot
AMC
Tetonia
Victor
Salmon
Gilmore Hill
Malta
Utah
Pocatello
McCammon
Soda Springs
Bancroft
Montpelier
Wyoming
Preston
Sage Junction
Dubois
Monida Pass
U.S. 191
Ashton Hill
West Yellowstone
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Zephyr
Daily Bee
New York
New York City
Robert I. Postel
Senate
John Barker
R . Buhl
Armed Service
Barker
University of Washington
House
Don Samuelson
Edwards
Pandor
State Affairs Committee
Dean Summers
John Evans
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