Attorneys Set Issues For Apportionment
Federal panel to decide if Idaho First and Second Districts show population imbalance. Judges may withhold relief while urging Legislature to consider redistricting and could compel Gov to call a special session. Plaintiff James F. Lyons of Coeur d Alene sues over district apportionment following 1970 census figures.
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UPI
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James F. Lyons
Coeur d’Alene
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Cecil D. Andrus
Ada County
Elmore County
Secont
H. Fred Koch
Rboise
House State Affairs Committee
Senate
Guardsman allowed wig while in training in Spokane
Spokane airman Joseph F. Felice a 27 year old guardsman with nine months left in a six year hitch received permission to wear a wig during drills Col Lloyd A. Howard commander of the 141st Fighter Interceptor Group at Geiger Field cited Felice meeting regulations and good duty performance Boise case notes involve John Baugh ordered to active duty for missing drills and seeking a restraining order over wearing a wig during National Guard drills.
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Spokane
UPI
Washington
Howard
Felice
Boise
Idaho
John Baugh
Baugh
Army National Guard
Muskie Seeks Talks With Kosygin In Moscow Visit
Senator Ed Muskie arrived in Moscow from Cairo to meet Premier Alexei Kosygin. He plans discussions on mutual problems and interests, including potential talks on the Middle East, SALT, and Berlin, with a Friday meeting anticipated.
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Moscow
UPI
Edmund S
Muskie
Alexei N. Kosygin
Cairo
Kosygin
Maine
Middle East
Berlin
Soviet Egypt Talks in Cairo Aimed at Military Support
President Anwar Sadat and Soviet leader Nikolai Podgorny met at the Kabbeh Palace in Cairo to discuss Soviet military backing for Egypt. Podgorny pledged reliable support and denied secret aims, while Israel and the U S were criticized for threatening peace. Meanwhile, cease-fire tensions persisted in the region with fighting in Amman and renewed truce talks.
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United Press International
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Cairo
Kabbeh Republican Palace
Aswan
Aswan High Dam
Podgorny
Soviet Union
Israel
Suez Canal
U.N
Amman
Baker Goes To Prison In Lewisburg After Surrender
Robert G. “Bobby” Baker entered the Allenwood Prison Farm at Lewisburg to serve a one to three year term for fraud theft and income tax evasion. He was escorted by three U S marshals and designated a minimum security prisoner with processing ahead at the main prison before possible parole next December 28.
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Bobby) Baker
Senate
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Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary
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Honor Farm
X Rays Find Priceless Egyptian Mummy Artifacts
University of Michigan scientists report X-ray photos from the Cairo Museum reveal priceless artifacts and jewelry in royal mummies. Some items were buried under resinous paste or embedded in skin, possibly to deter grave robbers, said Dr. James F. Harris. The find is described as positively invaluable and the first royal artifacts found since Tutankhamen’s tomb opened in 1922.
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UPH
University of Michigan
Cairo Museum
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Tutankhamen
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Union Rejects Board Offer In Chicago Schools Strike
Chicago public schools remain closed for the third day as the Chicago Teachers Union rejects a 6 percent pay offer from the Board of Education. CTU seeks a 12 percent raise to raise starting salaries to 9 408, the nation's highest for a big city system. President John E. Desmond calls the offer very inadequate.
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UPI
Board of Education
Chicago Teachers Union
New York
John E. Desmond
CTU
W. Lydon Wild
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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