Mining Official Warns of Foreign Dependence Risk
ASARCO official S Norman Kesten told Caldwell Rotary Club on January 14 that the United States faces growing dependence on foreign mineral sources as domestic mining is hindered by legislation. He cited high import shares for chromium nickel asbestos fluorite and aluminum and warned that loss of mining incentives could raise prices and reduce jobs while increasing foreign influence.
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Green Beret Author to Speak in Idaho
George Smith a former Green Beret sergeant and POW author from East Liverpool Ohio will visit Southern Idaho this week speaking at the Covered Wagon coffee house Boise State College Idaho State University and Mountain Home Air Force Base. His book P O W Two Years with the Vietcong recounts his two year captivity in Southeast Asia.
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Midwinter Idaho Broadcasters Meeting Covers Radio Growth
The Idaho State Broadcasters Association hosts a one day meeting with broadcasters from Idaho and nearby states. Robert Weed of the Radio Advertising Bureau says radio is entering a new era with rising sales and strong listener engagement and urges advertisers to focus on image and frequency while experimenting with ads.
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Developments Rise in Idaho Capital Expenditures
Idaho capital spending in 1972 is projected at about 363.8 million dollars, roughly 10 million more than 1971. The First Security Bank feature notes pollution control earmarks, and spending spans private and public sectors with manufacturing leading at 38.5 million and chemicals at 5.7 million.
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New Student Funds Created In ISU Memory of Two Employed
ISU dean Rich ard W. Miner announces a memorial scholarship and a memorial loan fund for Idaho State University students. Both honors two J R Simplot Co employees from Pocatello William M. Skaggs 29 and John M. Jerman 47 who died in a Dec 10 light aircraft crash. The Skaggs Memorial funds crop and soil technology students in the school of vocational technical education. The John Jerman Memorial Loan Fund offers short term aid to any eligible ISU student.
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IEA asks 13 million in Idaho school funding boost
Idaho Education Association executive secretary Wayne York told the Senate committee the IEA backs a 13 million dollar increase for K12 education and expanded career education. About seven million would go to teacher salaries while preschool funding would be maintained through the foundation program. The IEA plans four bills including trustee pay, spring elections for trustees, one year leave for the IEA president, and a shift to a professional Land Board.
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