Voters Reject Three Bond Proposals in Blackfoot Idaho
In Blackfoot Idaho voters in school district 55 defeated two bond levies and an override levy totaling 2.65 million dollars plus millage proposals. Supt Spence Gardner said the result reflects a national trend and a new bond offer will be pursued when legally possible within six months to complete the planned schools and remodel existing buildings.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
UPI
Fort Hall
Spence Gardner
IS THIS YOUR DOG
A mixed breed female pups to give away for a small pound fee. Sand Point enforces a 24 hour leash law. loose dogs may be picked up. Dogs must be leashed in city limits. no dogs on the city beach except in vehicles. Call 263-2114 for information. Pound is open all day but closed 5 p.m. to 9 a.m.
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Rock Concert Proposed for Spokane Opera House
Spokane city to hear request to permit first rock concert in the year old opera house. Advisory board recommends August 3 event featuring European groups Super Tramp and Triumvirate amid concerns about potential damage to the theater.
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Spokane
UPS
Opera House
SALT talks show progress toward new nuclear pact in Geneva
Secretary Kissinger and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko reported constructive SALT discussions after 11 hours of talks in Geneva. They cited narrowed differences and improved prospects for an agreement this year, with on-site verification topics and MIRV limits among key issues.
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Richard H. Growald
UPI
Geneva
Henry A. Kissinger
Andrei A. Gromyko
Middle East
Kissinger
Bonn
Yitzhak Rabin
Gromyko
Salt
America
Vladivostok
U.S
Moscow
Soviet Union
Hawker quits over callback in Idaho arson probe
Former state horse racing investigator Gene Hawker says he was recalled from Coeur d'Alene to Boise three days after arriving to probe an arson attempt on Archie Gookstetter. Hawker resigned, citing interference by John Bender and commission members who he says blocked his work.
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Boise
John Bender
Hawker
Bender
Commission
William J. Kosterman
Woman Denied Post by State Department of Employment
Betty Hoppe, a Twin Falls woman and former employer relations representative, was denied reinstatement to a higher pay grade with back pay at eight percent interest after the Idaho Human Rights Commission urged reinstatement. The department said evidence did not support the commission's conclusions. Options include court action or pursuing the equal pay for equal work suit against the Labor Department.
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Commission
Hoppe
Twin Falls County
Department
State Department of Labor
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