Idaho Cancer Workers Attend Texas Crusade
Four Idaho workers with the American Cancer Society Idaho Division attend the 1973 National Volunteers Meeting for Education and Crusade in Houston Texas January 25 and 26. Participants include Mrs A K Walden of Coeur d Alene Mrs Bonnie Bergeson of Pocatello Dr A W Klotz D P H and Robert Hall of Boise. Activities feature a tour of research facilities at M D Anderson Memorial Hospital and Timor Institute plus appearances by Minnie Pearl and Lawrence Welk and films and talks on progress toward saving lives through cancer work. Current data show two of six cancers saved but three of six could be saved with early detection and treatment via yearly health check ups.
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Boise
Idaho
American Cancer Society
National Volunteers Meeting
Houston
Texas
A. K. Walden
Coeur d’ Alene
Bonnie Bergeson
Pocatello
A.W. Klotz
D.P.H
Robert Hall
University of Texas
M. D. Anderson Memorial Hospital
Timor Institute
Minnie Pearl
Lawrence Welk
National Crusade
Judge Killed In Crash In Idaho Highways
Blackfoot judge Gerald Wujcik, 36, was killed in a head on two car crash on Highway 39 near Aberdeen. John Josephson, 23, Aberdeen, suffered a head wound and was treated at American Falls hospital. Idaho traffic toll reached 16 for the period, up from 10 last year on this date.
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Blackfoot
UPI
Gerald Wujcik
Aberdeen
Bingham County
Carl Staley
Wujcik
John Josephson
Josephson
American Falls
Idaho
Truce Supervisors Hampered as Hanoi Delegates Sit In
Vietnamese and Viet Cong officials staged sit ins aboard their planes delaying cease fire supervision. The ICCS members Canada Poland Hungary and Indonesia met with North Vietnamese South Vietnamese and U S officers to police the South Vietnam cease fire.
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Saigon
UPI
Vietnam
Hanoi
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
Tanh Son Nhut
Air
Tan Son Nhut
U.S
International Commission For Control and Supervision
ICCS
Canada
Poland
Hungary
Indonesia
Repaired Pomerelle chair lift reopens after safety upgrades
Twin Falls Idaho UPI Ed Fournier Forest Service supervisor reopens the Pomerelle ski area chair lift near Albion Idaho after repairs. The hydraulic hose coupling caused a 90 minute leak and brake failure during a New Year rollback injuring 21. Additional safety systems and stricter procedures were required.
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Twin Falls
UPI
Sawtooth National Forest
Ed Fournier
Pomerelle
Albion
Idaho
Forest Service
Pomerelle Corp
Fournier
Lft
Idaho PTA backs raise to boost school funding
Idaho Parent-Teacher Association board supports a 15 million dollar increase in public school funding. Verna Fuller of Boise said parents want quality education and are willing to pay for it, agreeing with Gov. Andrus that education is the top priority and the legislature must provide adequate funding. She noted Idaho teachers are paid above Mississippi only.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
Parent - Teacher’ Association Board of Managers
Verna Fuller
PTA
Chapin Leaves Nixon Post Amid Watergate Links
New York Times reports Dwight L. Chapin plans to quit as Nixon appointments secretary amid links to Watergate figure and Segretti. Times cites administration pressure from Haldeman and offers from defense firms. Also notes Butch the VI mascot at Washington State University was drugged last week.
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New York
UPI
Nixon
Dwight L. Chapin
New York Times
the Times
Chapin
Administration
White House
Washington Post
Donald H. Segretti
California
Democratic Party
Post
Segretti
Maryland
Don
Defense Industries
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Pullman, Wash
Washington State University
Butch the VI
New U S Cuba relations urged by Republican lawmakers
A group of GOP congressmen led by California's Paul N McCloskey urged immediate steps to renew diplomatic ties with Cuba. They cited Nixon's pragmatic policy, growing Latin American engagement, and signs of Cuba softening its hardline stance as reasons to review U S policy and pursue dialogue toward normalization.
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Washington
UPD
California
Paul N. McCloskey
United States
Cuba
Nixon
Washington Star
Eft News
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Republican
Russia
China
Organization of American States
OAS
Mexico
Chile
Peru
Barbados
Jamaica
Trindad-Tobago
Castro
Idaho bill seeks higher non resident rabbit bird license
Idaho House Resources and Conservation committee discussed raising non resident rabbit and game bird licenses to 50 dollars from 35 dollars. The measure would boost the fish and game fund by about 90 770 dollars, with debate on whether funds should go to the general fund. Chairman Chatburn defended a dedicated fund position as intent to curb Utah hunting. A spokesman for the legislature suggested delaying action until further discussion with Rep Antone and fish and game officials. In Oregon two new Salmon and Steelhead hatcheries will begin operation soon Round Butte on the Deschutes and Cole Rivers at Lost Creek on the Upper Rogue were announced by the Game Commission.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho House Resources and Conservation Committee
Utah
Steve Antone
R-Rupert
State Fish and Game Fund
Fish and Game Fund
J. Ward Chatburn
R-Albion
Chatburn
John Reardon
Antone
Fish and Game Department
Portland, Ore
Oregon Game Commission
Chris Jensen
Commission
Round Butte
Deschutes
Cole Rivers
Rogue River
Lost Creek
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Texas Crusade
Charlie Brown
Mangereed
Tate
U.S. - Cuba
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