UI Law College Faces Accreditation Risk Over Funding
Boise Idaho UI President Hartung warns the University of Idaho College of Law could lose accreditation if the 1977 legislature does not fund two new professors two librarians a secretary and library materials. He cites overworked faculty insufficient library services and inadequate books amid broader higher education budget requests.
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Boise
College of Law
University of Idaho
Ernest W. Hartung
Joint Finance Appropriation Committee
American Bar Assn
Hartung
Hart
Cecil Andrus
Board of Education
Andrus
Boise State University
Idaho
John B. Bates
BSU
Barnes
Idaho State University
Myron L. Coulter
Lewis Clark State College
Jerold O. Duggers
LCSC
Coffee Production Lags and Prices Rise Worldwide
World coffee output for 1976 77 rises slightly to 62.7 million bags but remains 15 percent below 1975 76 levels. Exportable supply sits at 45.5 million bags amid higher green bean prices around 1 81 a pound in November. Prices near 3 a pound at some stores trigger a consumer boycott with officials warning against profiteering and illegal exports.
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Frank Clongos
United Press International
U.S. Agriculture Department
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
United States
Brazil
International Coffee Organization
Tanzania
John Malecela
Malecela
Abdon Espinosa Valderrama
Colombia
Idaho Road Report Sees Mixed Conditions Across Elevations
Idaho state road report notes improved driving but icy spots remain on routes including Mesa Hill to Whitebird Hill and Boise to New Meadows. Broken snow floors observed on U S 93 Galena to Lost Trail Pass and U S 30 Ashton Hill to Yellowstone, with icy sections on I 90 and U S 12 Lolo Pass.
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State Departments of Transportation and Law
Mesa Hill
Whitebird Hill
Boise
New Meadows
U. S. 10
Lookout Pass
Lolo Pass
Lowman
Galena
Lost Trail Pass
Idaho Falls
Monida Pass
U. S. 30
Ashton Hill
Yellowstone
Community Activity Listings from Bonner County
Senior Citizens Tri-Chem painting class held Tuesdays after the nutrition dinner and Thursdays 2 to 4 p.m. at the Senior Citizen Center. Various clubs and meetings expected through January including hospital auxiliary, women’s club luncheon, Cub Scout cake contest, senior dances, rock and gem club, Nile club, POT meeting, and public library story hours. Also note amateur radio license classes start Thursday at 7 p.m. at the 1st Baptist Church with no charge.
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Senior Citizen Center
Forest
Bonner County
Amateur Radio Club
1St Baptist Church
Flu Risks Linked to Reye Syndrome And Immunization Safety
CDC warns that winter influenza outbreaks may raise Reye syndrome risk in children tied to viral infections like influenza B and chicken pox. Officials discuss Guillain Barré paralysis risks from swine flu vaccines as booster inoculations resume for high risk groups.
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Charles S. Taylor
Atlanta
UPI
National Center For Disease Control
David O’brien
CDC
Ben Berreth
CDC Public Information
Berreth
J Donald Millar
Card of Thanks for Brother's Loss
We sincerely thank each of you for the kindness extended your friendship the help you have given and the sorrow you have shared with us in the loss of our brother Gary Downard You are in our hearts and memories always Kevin Downard Ken Vickie Downard Robert Linda Geenen and the Downard family
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Gary Downard
Kevin Downard
Ken
Vickie Downard
Robert
Linda Geenen
the Downard
Idaho Teacher of the Year Named Elisabeth Hendricks
Boise educator Elisabeth B. Hendricks 53, a Hillside Junior High math teacher for 16 years, was named Idaho Teacher of the Year by Public Instruction Superintendent Roy Truby. She rose from a one room North Dakota school and will represent Idaho in the national competition.
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LCSC
UI College of Mines
Department of Education
Andrus
General Fund
Department
Roy Truby
Boise
UPI
North Dakota
Idaho
Elisabeth B. Hendricks
Hillside
Public Instruction
Rape Reports Rise in Spokane County
Spokane County saw 199 reported rapes last year, two more than 1975, prompting heightened awareness. Patsy Gottschalk of the Rape Crisis Network cites a so called Spokane rapist, sought in about 15 attacks, and notes a $7,000 reward for capture and conviction.
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Spokane
UPI
Spokane County
Patsy Gottschalk
Rape Crisis Network
Ms. Gottschalk
Students Favor Construction at Boise State University
Boise State University students favor a multipurpose facility if fees rise. Questionnaires over three days show 2,828 support the new building while 830 want any fee increase directed to a general classroom building as the State Board of Education considers the proposal.
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Boise
UPL
Boise State University
State Board of Education
Turks never return to Constantinople claim
The excerpt notes a joke about Turks not returning to Constantinople since 1453 because people call it Istanbul. It uses a dated, humorous line about changing city names and national identity.
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Constantinople
Istanbul
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UI Law College
Truby
Donald L. Rollie
The
Idaho Education Assn
Idaho Road Report
Stoddard
Zenith
Beltone Hearing Aid Service
N. 2Nd
H&r Block
Bonner General Hospital
Washington Water Power Building
Sandpoint
Pend Oreille Rock and Gem Club
Panhandle Nile Club
Pastime Cafe
Kootenai
Sandpoint Senior Citizen Club
Bonner
Citizens Advisory Council For Special Services
Farmin School
Bill Sampson
Panhandle Rodeo Assn
Sonny Riley
V.F.W. Hall
Lake Street
Randy Erickson
Bruce Danell
Burma
Reye
Public Health Service
Kankakee
Toll
General Fooods Corporation
BMT
Genera Foods Corporation
Jackson Prairie
Plymouth
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Washington Water Power Company
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