New York executive turns to Taos hawker life as Mr. Hotsy Totsy
Richard Growald profiles Lomax Littlejohn who abandons a $35,000 NY PR career after crossing the Hudson in 1971. He becomes Mr. Hotsy Totsy a Taos hot dog vendor with sauerkraut on the frankfurters and a stark search for freedom, identity and meaning.
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Richard H. Growald
United Press International
Taos, N.M
New York
Rye
N.Y
Dartmouth
Northport
Hudson River
Littlejohn
Taos
Hotsy-Totsy
Hotsy Totsy
Michigan
Stanford
Tulane
Harvard Medical School
New York University
Eisenhower
Nancy
New
India
Made In Germany debate grows over foreign workers impact
In Bonn West Germany experts warn the Made In Germany label may need rewriting as foreigners comprise about 13 percent of the labor force. Studies show high foreign-worker presence in Krupp and Mannesmann plants and rising non German birth rates in Duisburg. Government liberalizes residence rules for Gastarbeiter yet unemployment and education challenges loom as the country ages.
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Wellington
Long
United Press International
Bonn
West Germany
Germany
Hannover
Volkswagen
Mannesmann Foundries
Duisburg
Krupp
Federal
Middle East
Hom
Mediterranean
Evans urges Idaho planning for growth and future tools
Governor John V. Evans outlines a long range challenge to Idahoans at the Boise Rotary Club, urging leaders to design local government for 25 years ahead while solving today’s problems. He discusses a Blue Ribbon task force on land use, revenues, growth, and energy, inviting public input. The governor also confirms continued HEW funding for the Idaho Health Systems Agency and backs the Alcan Pipeline project for Alaska gas to the lower 48 states.
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Roise
John V. Evans
Boise Rotary Club
Idaho
Idaho Health Systems Agency
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Evans
Califano
HEW
Idaho Hsa
Fevds
Boise
Alcan Pipeline Company
Alaska
North Slope
Car Hits Deer Near Cocolalla Causes Minor Damage
A Calgary man, Guy S. Parker, 24, reported about $350 damage after striking a deer on U.S. 95 near Cocolalla at about 2:45 am Friday. No injuries were reported.
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Guy S. Parker
Calgary
Alberta
U.S. 95
Cocolalla
Tools Stolen From Pickup Near Garfield Bay
Mark Cavenaugh of Sandpoint reported tools and a tool box stolen from the bed of his pickup around 8 15 pm Sunday. The truck was parked on Sagle road about one mile before the Garfield Bay turnoff. Estimated value of the items is 500 dollars.
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Mark Cavenaugh
Sheriff’s Office
Sagle Road
Garfield Bay
Two Arrested in Priest River Burglary Case
Lyle E. Jones and Curtis C. Thompson, both of Spokane, were arrested about 1 20 a.m. Saturday by Priest River police and charged with first degree burglary in connection with a theft from a fireworks display stand in Priest River. Bond was set at 15500 each.
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Lyle E. Jones
Curtis C. Thompson
Spokane
Priest River
Weekend Arrests Involving Driving While Intoxicated
Several individuals were arrested Saturday and Sunday on driving while intoxicated charges. Herbert W. Porbadnik of Vancouver posted 300 bond and was released after midnight Saturday. Royce L. Turner of Hope was released on recognizance after about 1 a.m. Saturday. William D. Crill, 39, of Libby, Montana, was arrested around 6:30 p.m. Saturday and released on 300 bond. Lester Inwood of Newport was released about 3 p.m. Sunday after posting 150 bond on the same charges.
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Herbert W. Porbadnik
Vancouver
B.C
Royce .L. Turner
Hope
William D. Crill
Libby
Montana
Lester Inwood
Newport
Sandpoint Man Arrested on Disturbing the Peace and Resisting Arrest
Victor K. VanHook of Sandpoint was arrested about 2:30 PM Saturday on disturbing the peace and resisting arrest. He reportedly convulsed at the jail and was taken by ambulance to Bonner General Hospital where he remained under guard on a $250 bond.
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Victor K. VanHook
Sandpoint
Sheriff's
Burglary at Sandpoint State Liquor Store Stolen Bottles
A front window was broken and several bottles of liquor were stolen in a burglary at the state liquor store in Sandpoint. The break in was discovered about 7 a.m. Monday. No arrests have been made.
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Sandpoint
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TONTO
Statehouse News
HSA
Federal Region X
Joseph A. Califano, Jr
Bonner County
Pond d’Oreille Mining & Milling Company
Lakeview
Bonner County Historical Society
Sandpoint Daily
Reed Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
United States
P. O. Box
Pete Thompson
Mike Anderson
Harb Offermann
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