Ul symposium to feature Zumwalt and Melman speakers
MOSCOW Idaho invites Admiral (Ret.) Elmo Zumwalt and Dr. Seymour Melman to discuss the military role in peacetime at the Borah Symposium January 29. The event runs January 28–30 with panels, Q A, and later talks by Rep. Holt Rep. Aspin and Frances Fitzgerald.
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Moscow
U.S. Navy
Naval Operations
Columbia University
University of Idaho Borah
Elmo R. Zumwalkt Jr
USN
Seymour Melman
Columbia
Student Union
Marjorie Holt
House Armed Services Committee
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Frances Fitzgerald
Hanoi
Zumwalt
Tulare
Calif
Annapolis
Pentagon
U.S. Naval Forces
Vietnam
Navy
Defense Department
CNO
New York City
City College of New York
Melman
National Industrial Conference Board
State proposes 85 percent target for Bunker Hill by 1977
At a hearing, Idaho officials backed a state plan to set emissions rules for the Bunker Hill smelter, arguing the EPA proposal is impractical and that the state, with its expertise, should decide. The plant, owned by Gulf Resources, faces sulfur dioxide and lead concerns, with 40 Kellogg children affected by lead poisoning. An independent study on lead is due next month.
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Bunker Hill
Halley
EPA
Idaho Health and Welfare Board
Lee Stokes
Idaho Department of Health
Ad Welfare
Stokes
Government Seeks 28 Billion More Debt and Sluggish Orders
The government requests an additional 28 billion in borrowing to cover red ink and asks Congress to raise the debt ceiling above 495 billion. Treasury plans to tap open markets over six months as Commerce reports durable goods orders down 11.1 percent in December to 38.3 billion, the steepest drop since 1954. Unemployment claims rise to near a million as President Ford defends economic and energy programs.
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Richard Hughes
UPI
Congress
Treasury Department
Commerce Department
Washington
Ford
The
Commerce Board
Labor Department
Hagadone Nominated for U S Military Academy
Senator James A McClure announced the nomination of Michael Thomas Hagadone of Saridpoint to compete for an appointment to the United States Military Academy. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Hagadone.
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Washington, D.C
James A. McClure
United States Military Academy
Michael Thomas
Hagadone
And
Wayne Hagadone
Saridpoint
Idaho Senate delays presidential primary bill in State Affairs
A bill to establish a Idaho presidential preference primary on the last Tuesday in May was stalled in the Senate State Affairs Committee awaiting a companion measure. The current August date would stay for the regular primary. Chairman Dean Summers plans a public hearing before moving forward.
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Boise
Idaho
Senate State Affairs Committee
Oregon
Dean Summers
Record Unemployment Rises as Firms Idle Thousands Nationwide
Initial unemployment claims hit a record with over 5 million receiving aid for the week ending January 11. Seatrain Shipbuilding idled 1,800 workers in February at the Brooklyn Navy Yard area. Penn Tech Paper Mill in Johnsonburg plans indefinite closure affecting 15 percent of the town. White Motor idles 650 of 2,600 at Cleveland plant. Pacific Southwest Airlines in San Diego fires 100 flight stewards and 50 ticket agents and may discharge more crews.
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New York
Seatrain Shipbuilding
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Johnsonburg
Penn-Tech Paper
Morefield Family Named Farm Family of the Year in District I
The Edward D. Morefield family of Tensed Idaho earns FHA Farm Family of the Year for District I comprising ten northern Idaho counties. The 580 acre and 200 rented acre farm near Sanders produces grain hay grass seed and supports an 118 head beef herd. The award notes their hard work sound management and ongoing farm improvements aided by FHA and the Federal Land Bank. A statewide winner will be chosen from four district families.
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Boise
Edward D. Morefield
Tensed
Idaho
Farmers Home Administration
Willard D. Stevenson
FHA
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Rural Credit Agency
Stevenson
Morefield
Sanders
Morefields
Federal Land Bank
Mild Quake Shakes Malibu and Santa Monica
A 3.0 magnitude quake rattled Santa Monica and Malibu at 7:49 p.m. PST. The epicenter lay 12 miles offshore under Santa Monica Bay with no injuries or damage reported. It followed two Southern California quakes near the desert area near the U S Mexico border.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Malibu
Seismological Laboratory
Cal Tech
Pasadena
Santa Monica Bay
Olice
California
U.s.-Mexico
Brawley
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