Humphrey Slams European Troop Readiness
Sen. Humphrey charged first line U.S. troops in Europe are poorly prepared due to dud ammunition lax reporting and lack of skilled personnel He cited GAO findings on the 7th Army First Armored Division ammunition key access weaknesses and under trained crews He urged hearings with Defense Secretary Rumsfeld on Europe troop readiness.
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Five women challenge New York anti loitering law before convention
Five businesswomen sue in Manhattan federal court claiming the state anti prostitution statute signed by Governor Carey is overly broad and discriminatory. Judge Griesa denied a temporary restraining order and set July 21 for a hearing on a preliminary injunction. The suit names Carey and Mayor Beame as defendants and is supported by the Legal Aid Society.
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Body of Stephen Morris Recovered in Idaho River
The 22 year old Stephen James Morris of Spokane Washington perished when a raft overturned on June 27 in the South Fork of the Payette River. Morris disappeared after the accident four miles east of Banks. His body was found by three river rafters near the old mill pond north of Horseshoe Bend Boise County Sheriff’s Sgt Larry Tibbets said.
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Diver in Fair Condition After Boise River Near-Drowning
Wayne Martin 16 of Garden City is in fair condition at a Boise hospital after diving from a bridge near Eagle into the Boise River. He and five other youths were near the bridge when a police car was hailed and Martin and Shannon Weeks battled in the water. Weeks tried to help Martin but was pulled under as two other boys jumped in. Martin was rescued unconscious.
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Fired Clerk Cenarrusa Lost Cool Over Termination
Secretary of State Peter Cenarrusa admitted he lost his temper in firing Michael Franklin 28 and an assistant corporate clerk last month saying he should have offered resignation instead Franklin had approached Ada County prosecutor with concerns about Deputy Secretary Dryden M Hiler amid investigations into Idaho Code book handling An Idaho University task force reportedly recommended dismissal for causing turmoil and for leaving without permission to attend a political function Cenarrusa noted it takes much to fire an employee and regrets the decision
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Former First Lady Recovering From Stroke Spirits High
Pat Nixon remains in critical condition with motor weakness and facial numbness after a stroke at her San Clemente home. Doctors report the hemorrhage likely stopped and describe her mood as excellent as the two to three day critical period continues.
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McClure Leads Push for Historic Structures Tax Act
Senate cosponsor Jim McClure proposes the Historical Structures Tax Act to end incentives to tear down historic buildings and equalize tax benefits for rehabilitation versus new construction. The bill would protect registered structures by removing demolition tax write offs.
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Howe subpoenas seven news outlets in sex arrest case
Utah congressman Allan Howe seeks pretrial evidence from seven news agencies and two reporters to counter publicity he says harms his right to a fair trial. He faces a misdemeanor charge for soliciting sex acts from police decoys and contesting comments by Salt Lake City officials.
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Suspect Sought in Lewiston Truck Bomb Attempt
Police search for a suspect after Donald Reeder found a bomb under his pickup hood at Lewiston Orchards Irrigation District. A misfired device left the engine with one cylinder nonfunctional as the spark wire had been connected to the bomb.
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