Andrus Stands By Handling Of Farragut Picnic Emergency
Idaho Governor Cecil Andrus defended the Farragut State Park picnic as an emergency situation and said the state acted in the best way. He warned that law breakers would be arrested and that officers would be inside the park if needed.
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Idaho
Andrus
Kootenai County
Don Adams
Andams
Altona
Calif
Louisiana
Kent State
Republican Central Committee
Gary Ingram
Ingram
Sandpoint
Hayden Lake
Coeur d’Alene
University of Idaho
Ruth Mann
Farragut
Miss Mann
Spokane
Carl Maxey
Maxey
Coeur d'Alene
18 Year Olds Vote in Chubbuck Bond Election
Idaho voters including 18 year olds will cast ballots next Tuesday in a $1 million bond election in Chubbuck to fund sanitary sewer and water system improvements. City clerk Vera Armstrong said old registration forms can be used with 21 year age notes removed. The 26th Amendment, ratified after Ohio, is now in effect nationwide.
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Chubbuck
Idaho
UUPX
Vera Armstrong
U.S
Nixon
Ohio
Weather Outlook for Sandpoint Showers and Thunder Expected
Considerable cloudiness with showers and afternoon and evening thunder showers through Friday. Chance of rain 30 percent today, 40 percent tonight and Friday. Highs around 75 today and Friday, low tonight near 50.
Idaho Governor Admits Public Health Funding Issue
Governor Cecil D. Andrus told a state health conference that Idaho still faces money problems but is moving toward meaningful public health service. He warned district boards to spend funds wisely until the next legislative session and noted a veto of the first health board allocation due to legislative cuts.
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Boise
API
Cecil Lb
Andrus
Idaho
First Health Board
Funds Set for Idaho Work Incentive Program
The U S Department of Labor will allocate 275396 in federal funds for a work incentive project in Idaho. Northwest regional manpower administrator Jess C Ramaker of Seattle said the program will train 480 needy residents in various occupations.
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Seattle
UPD
U.S. Department of Labor
Idaho
Jess C. Ramaker
Labor Department
Northwest
Supreme Court Upholds Bonner County Manslaughter Conviction
The Idaho Supreme Court upheld a First District ruling finding Charles Cutler guilty of manslaughter without gross negligence in the March 1967 two car wreck near Clark Fork that killed Billy Gibson. The justices affirmed the admission of an alcoholic blood test and rejected claims of prejudicial press coverage.
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Boise
UPD
First District
Bonner County
Idaho Supreme Court
Charles Cutler
High Court
Cutler
Clark Fork
Billy Gibson
Allan G. Shepherd
Supreme Court
District Court
Idaho ends biennium with deficit and encumbrance concerns
Idaho closed the 1969-72 biennium June 30 with 2.1 million on hand and 2.5 million in encumbrances. State officials warned the carryover to the current year would fall short of the 3.5 million hoped. Budget leaders discussed possibly declaring encumbrances unpayable or cutting them by a percentage to meet cash needs.
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UPI
Idaho
Statehouse
Chilberg
Marjorie Ruth Moon
Joe Williams
Miss Moon
Magistrate Court
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