Youth Fails death by own action in Idaho jail
A 16 year old Indian youth attempted to hang himself in Rupert City Jail after a Friday night arrest for disturbing the peace and fighting. A stabbing victim was jailed, a juvenile petition was served, and the youth was revived by an officer and sent to Minidoka Memorial Hospital before being returned to the jail for arraignment. The investigation continues and names will be released later.
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Rupert, Idaho
UPI
Rupert City
Wally Smith
Police Department
Minidoka Memorial Hospital
Smith
State Receives Idaho School Fund Payment
Governor Cecil D. Andrus signed Idaho’s quarterly federal revenue sharing check worth 1,975,420 dollars for the public school foundation program. This final payment for entitlement period five will be followed by the next scheduled release in early October.
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Boise
UPI
Cecil D. Andrus
Idaho
Public School Foundation
Whale Killing Opponents Sail From San Francisco
A Greenpeace Foundation crew of 14 from Vancouver sailed an 80 foot vessel from San Francisco Bay to harass Soviet ships off California. They planned a two week voyage after observing Soviet vessels harpooning undersized whales near Eureka.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Bay
California
Greenpeace Foundation of
Vancouver
B.C
Eureka
More Funds in Research at University of Idaho
University of Idaho President Ernest W. Hartung urged “more realistic budgeting” as the top five year priority for research in a 72 page report to the board of regents. He called for prioritized budgeting and expanded administrative roles to make the university Idaho’s principal educational research center.
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Moscow, Idaho
UPI
University of Idaho
Ernest W. Hartung
Idaho
University
Board of Regents
Hartung
State Patrol Officers Complete 40 Hour Medical Course
Sixty four Idaho State Police officers finished a crash injury management course to improve emergency medical response. Critical care kits will be placed in police and sheriff vehicles, aiming to cut highway deaths and reduce injury severity.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
Paul Anderson
State Health and Welfare Department
Sheriff's Department
Kenneth de Young
Anderson
Two ex-inmates to testify in Young murder trial
Spokane witnesses Ernest Lee Ruff and David Leon McKinney are set to testify in the second trial of Rickly Anthony Young 23 of Prosser for the pipe bomb killing of Tri Cities Judge James Lawless. Prosecutor James Rabideau said the pair likely will be called as witnesses.
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Spokane
Wash
UPI
Rickly Anthony Young
Prosser
Tri- Cities
Superior Court
James Lawless
Franklin County
James Rabideau
Young
Ernest Lee Ruff
David Leon McKinney
Sad Fourth of July on Idaho roads claims five lives
Five people died in traffic crashes and four drowned during a three day Fourth of July holiday in Idaho. Governor Cecil Andrus called the weekend a tragedy and urged people to remember the losses as law enforcement seeks causes and safety improvements. State Police Director John Bender said he has not yet evaluated accident causes.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
John Bender
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Bender
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