Idaho Health Grant Supports Lewis ton Center Staffing
The Idaho Department of Health received a 237 692 grant from the Department of Health Education and Welfare to staff a comprehensive mental health center in Lewiston serving five northern counties. Senator Len Jordan announced the grant.
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Idaho
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Riots Upend Asbury Park West Side Violence Surges
Rioters threw rocks and firebombs, injuring 44 and prompting 80 arrests as police and firemen battled crowds in Asbury Park NJ. Fire destroyed a school and churches while a barricade perimeter protected white areas. 700 residents clashed with authorities at the height of the disturbance.
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Idaho Officials Reshape Agencies and Court Action Noted
Gov Samuelson signs executive order renaming the Idaho Office of Economic Opportunity to the State Department of Special Services with divisions for aging human rights youth programs and a mainstream training program. A U.S. District Court injunction seeks to halt Hunter Anderson Co from anti trust fraud. Preston Macy named receiver. Republican Dick Smith criticizes rising costs and administrative excess. Nampa considers raw milk sale regulations. 1961 ordinance still bans sales within city limits.
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Idaho Office of Economic Opportunity
Idaho State Department of Special Services
Idaho Office On Aging
Idaho Commission On Human Rights
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Operation Mainstream
Idaho
James E. Newton
Seattle
Securities and Exchange Commission
Hunter, Anderson
SEC
Bonners Ferry
WUPI
Dick Smith
Rexburg
Tas
Department of Administrative Services
Mately
Department of Health
Nampa
Church seeks $100 million for Veterans hospitals
Idaho Senator Frank Church asked the Senate to fund an additional 100 million dollars for Veterans Administration hospital improvements nationwide, saying current funding lowers care quality to second and third rate. He praised Boise VA Hospital for maintaining high care thanks to its staff and administration. NAMPA residents push to allow raw milk sales within city limits after a petition from Sunnyside Farm Market.
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Nampa
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Ann Daniel
Sunnyside Farm Market
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Idaho First Lady to speak at Twin Falls museum
Idaho's first lady Mrs. Don Samuelson will visit the Twin Falls County Historical Museum on Saturday to discuss the state's history and a photo display of former Idaho first ladies. Silverware crystal and china used in the governor's mansion in Boise will be shown at the museum three miles west of Twin Falls on Highway 93.
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Idaho
Don Samuelson
Twin Falls County
Boise
Highway 93
Sandpoint High School Class of 1930 Reunion Details
Members of the Sandpoint High School Class of 1930 may arrange to attend the 40th reunion by calling Mrs Verney Olson. The reunion is scheduled for July 18 and 19. Martha Circle plans a noon picnic July 10 at the Warren Gray residence. Mt View Extension Club meeting July 14 at noon on the city beach includes a potluck lunch. Mrs Beuskens urges members to bring silverware and dishes. A quilt drawing and fair booth discussion are planned, and quilt tickets should be turned in.
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Martha Circle
Warren Gray
Mt. View
Georgia Pop Festival Tagged Worst Ever by Byron Mayor
Byron Mayor Ed Green calls the Atlanta International Pop Festival the worst thing to hit the area and vows possible legal action to prevent a return. Promoters dispute losses while officials cite streams of heat relief and a large nude crowd causing traffic jams and cleanup costs.
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UPI
Atlanta
Georgia
Ed Green
Green
Steve Kapelow
Houston
Lester G. Maddox
Driver Hits Boy Then Personal Crisis Reports
A four year old boy, Robert Schweller of Ottoville, was killed when a minibike he rode was struck by a car on a county road near Defiance. The driver Woody Steele, 24, Waiteville West Virginia, reported the crash then allegedly shot himself.
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Robert Schweller
Ottoville
Here
Woody Steele
Waiteville
W. Va
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