Idaho Senate panel warns on federal aid shift
The Senate Health Education and Welfare Committee says the legislature must act this session to prevent 7 000 elderly and disabled Idahoans from losing up to 52 a month in aid as HR 1 would set a 130 floor. Senator Barker notes Idaho now pays 182 and many states would be affected. committee seeks time to seek extension and craft supplemental programs.
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Boise
UPD
Senate Health, Education and Welfare Committee
Sesson
Idaho
John Barker
R-Buh
Baker
Congress
Mike Mittchell
D-Lewiston
Barker
Snow Hits Midwest With Wide Travel Disruptions
Snow piled across northern Oklahoma to Nebraska with 8 to 15 inches in places. Dozens sought shelter in motels and schools as highways froze and drifted. Iowa reports nine inches in Des Moines. Nebraska closes schools. a light plane crash in Omaha kills four amid freezing drizzle.
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United Press International
Midwest
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Woodward
Okla
State Highway Patrol
Ilinois
National Weather Service
Kansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Upper
Michigan
Upper Michigan
South Dakota
Missouri
Arkansas
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Vermont
Iowa
Des Moines
Omaha
Man Fined 500 In Eagle Shooting Case
A Wyoming man and others were fined for shooting eagles in Colorado. Doyle R. Vaughan 38 owner of Buffalo Flying Service fined 500 and one year probation for hiring a helicopter to kill eagles. Dean Visintainer 40 of Craig Colorado fined 1700 and six months probation for hiring eagle gunners. Joe Evans 44 of Wyoming fined 500 and six months probation for acting as gunner. Buffalo Flying Service fined 500. Prosecution followed helicopter pilot testimony at a Senate hearing. One case remains active in Wyoming involving Herman Werner.
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Denver
UPD
Wyoming
Colorado
Doyle R. Vaughan
Buffalo Flying Service
Eagles
Craig
Colo
Dean Visintainer
Joe Evans
Evans
Carbon County
Wyo
U.S
Gale McGee
D-Wyo
Senate
Casper
Herman Werner
Idaho First Bank Gains Reported in 1972 Annual
The Idaho First National Bank filed its 1972 annual report showing yearend deposits of 689,568,983 up 22 percent and loans totaling 423,163,165 up 20 percent. President Thomas C. Frye cited strong Idaho growth and record loan demand, with earnings per share 3.68 operating and 3.77 after gains. The report credits agriculture, notes mortgage activity over 111 million, and lists 1,400 employees with payroll over 11.5 million. Projections foresee a robust 1973 economy in agriculture forestry tourism and industry.
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Thomas C. Frye
Idaho
United States
Con
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