Beetle Killers Released to Fight Mexican Bean Beetles
Idaho Department of Agriculture released about 1 500 parasitic wasps in Boise to curb Mexican bean beetle larvae in gardens. Entomologist Robert Saunders says roughly 500 wasps will be released weekly for four to six weeks as crews survey west Boise areas including Eagle Star and Caldwell. Report suspected infestations to aid containment.
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Drought Drives Badger Invasion Into Boise
Badgers crowded Boise as drought forces them from desert and foothills into the city. Animal control records show four to five times as many calls as last year with two daily reports from each city area.
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Boise
Cindy Nelson
Court to Tell Attorney When He Goes to Jail
A Boise federal court will inform Idaho Falls attorney Reed Bowen when he will start a two year prison term for income tax evasion at a hearing set for July 22.
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UPI
Idaho Falls
Reed Bowen
Jury pool forms for Bolles bombing murder trial
Two potential jurors were accepted for the Don Bolles bombing murder case against Max Dunlap and James Robinson. The pool of 120 included a mailman and an electrical engineer, questioned amid claims of improper jury drawing and pretrial publicity.
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UPI
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Max Dunlap
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Paul Smith
Chambers
Howard Thompson
Idaho Receives Over 30 Million For Federal Highways
Idaho will gain more than 30 million dollars in federal highway funds with allocations across Interstate resurfacing Consolidated primary systems Metropolitan planning and safety programs. The funds become available October 1 and cover fiscal year 1978 with adjustments for 1979 pending a new Congress approved cost estimate.
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UPI
Idaho
Federal Highway Administration
Consolidated
Congress
Idaho Falls Gasoline Prices Under State Probe
Idaho Falls stations are under investigation by the Idaho Attorney General to determine if gasoline prices were illegally raised. A four cent per gallon hike occurred in April across most city stations, with hearings scheduled later this month.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
UPD
Idahos Attorney General’s Office
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