Carter Inauguration Details and Ceremony Highlights
Carter stands at the podium as crowds fill the Capitol grounds while Ford watches. He pledges goals for renewal and justice, refuses bold military postures, and marks a nontraditional naming with the oath. The day includes a White House coffee with Ford and a formal procession to the Capitol.
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Jimmy Carter
James Earle Carter Jr
Pennsylvania Avenue
Blair House
White House
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Capitol
Lillian
Hubert Humphrey
Mondale
Eleanor Jane
Teddy
Togendale
Joan
Rosalynn
Marine Band
Lincoln Memorial
Martin Luther King Sr
Extension Refused On Fish Run Pact
The Idaho attorney general's office says Oregon and Washington have had ample time to respond to Idaho's complaint seeking an equitable share of migratory salmon and steelhead runs in the Columbia River. Idaho objects to a proposed fish plan and notes it was not involved in negotiations.
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Boise
UPI
Attorney General's
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Columbia River
Monte Mac Connell
Natural Resources Division
MacConnell
Kissinger Says Goodbye at State Department Farewell
Henry Kissinger bid farewell to the State Department in a sobered departure after running the department for three and a half years. He greeted workers, waved to 300 in the lobby, and quipped about his wake and interment before leaving in a black limousine.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Kissinger
State Department
Lincoln Memorial
Kissinger
Jimmy Carter
Mother Wants Execution for Mississippi Child Killer
Verna Smith, mother of 28-year-old Jimmie Lee Gray, urges Mississippi to_execute her son for the kidnapping rape and murder of 3-year-old Deresa Scales in Pascagoula. She calls for the gas chamber to spare further torture and cites her enduring grief while defending harsh punishment.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Verna Smith
Mississippi
Gray
Arizona
Gary Gilmore
Utah
Mississippi Supreme Court
Idaho House narrows strike rights with teacher negotiation bill
Rep. T. W. Stivers leads the Education Committee to introduce a measure penalizing teachers who strike. The bill would deem any employee who promotes or participates in a strike to have terminated employment and face rehire at the same pay, three years without raises, and five years probation. Opponents warn it would set Idaho education back seven years. the panel also weighs education evaluations and Boise State University longevity benefits.
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Darryl Sallaz
Boise
Stivers
Idaho
Board -of-Education Authority
Boise State’ University
Boise Junior College
Idaho Budget Talks Set Stage For 280 Million Approp
Idaho lawmakers begin drafting about 281 million in appropriation bills after 13 days of budget presentations. Sen. Richard High and Rep. Larry Jackson note education may gain, while health and welfare faces a six million transfer. governor Andrus aims to curb agency requests and align with his recommendations.
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Jay Shelledy
Boise
Richard High
Twin Falls
Larry Jackson
High
Senate Finance Committee
Revenue Protection Committee
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Jackson
House
Idaho
Cecil Andrus
ERA lobbying attacks draw strong criticism in Idaho
Idaho lawmakers and a lobbyist condemned ERA supporters for attacking the LDS Church. Senator Richard High cited the effort as dreadful lobbying while House members and Senate leaders warned the tactics could sway votes against the ERA. Louise Jones accused the church of unregistered lobbying.
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Boise
UPI
Richard High
Twin Falls
LDS Church
High
Chris Peck
Times-News Wed
Church
Louise Jones
ERA
Women's Lobby
LDS
Idaho
Times-News
Kingdom
Ernest Hale
R.burley
LDS Chuch
IAC Urges Legal Changes To Idaho Notices
The Assoc. of Idaho Cities asked Idaho lawmakers to modify legal notice rules citing costs for small cities. Proposals include title only publication for ordinances with full text at city halls, and repealing warrant and check listings for towns under 10,500. Also urged continued notices for elections and budgets.
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Glenn Cruickshank
Boise
Assoc
Idaho
Senate Local Government and Taxation Committee
IAC
Floyd Decker
Mike Black
Dcraigmont
Decker
AIC
Girl Polio Carrier Found in Boise
An 11-year-old girl in Boise is identified as a carrier of the polio virus rather than a polio patient. Dr. John Mather notes four months of paralysis stemmed from Gullian Barre syndrome, and officials say initial reports were incomplete.
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Boise
Idaho Road Report Signals Hazardous Winter Driving
Boise UPI. Icy spots foggy and slick conditions plague Idaho roads from Mesa Hill to Bonners Ferry and across major routes. Highways 55 21 93 20 I 90 and US 12 80 10 14 show icy sections with fog and broken snow floors between Boise New Meadows Canyon Lookout Pass and West Yellowstone.
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Bonners Ferry
New Meadows
U. S. 10
Canyon
Lookout Pass
U. S. 12
Lolo Pass
Lowman
Caldwell
Jerome
Galena
Summit
Lost Trail Pass
U. S. 20
Ashton Hill
Yellowstone
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