Idaho Board weighs funding oiling Dubois to Yellowstone road
The Idaho Transportation Board may include the 58 mile stretch from Dubois to Yellowstone Park in its southern Idaho tour while seeking funds to oil 43 miles of the route. Estimated upgrade cost is 4 to 6 million dollars. Local merchants cite economic benefits of truck traffic.
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YPI
Idaho Transportation Board
Dubois
Yellowstone Park
Idaho
Lloyd F. Barron
Fairfield
Barron
Riverside suspect freed in "trashbag killings" case
A Riverside County suspect in the so called trashbag killings was released after the grand jury refused to indict him. David Douglas Hill, 34, of Redondo Beach, remains under scrutiny as authorities pursue other leads. Patrick Wayne Kearney, 37, was indicted on three counts of murder and appeared in court with arraignment set for July 28. Detectives say at least 15 killings, possibly 28, may involve Kearney and Hill with bodies found across Southern California. The case spans Los Angeles Orange San Diego and Imperial counties with ongoing investigations into additional victims.
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David Douglas Hill
Riverside County Grand
Patrick Wayne Kearney
Kearney
Hill
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Mexican Border
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Morton
Riverside County
Los Angee
Orange
San Diego
Imperial Counties
Lovelace Deep Throat Trial Screened For Jury In Obscenity Case
In Covington Kentucky the eight to four jury watched Deep Throat at a special court session as prosecutors struggle to subpoena star Linda Lovelace. The retrial concerns three Cinex operators charged with conspiracy and interstate transport of obscene material. Gerard Damiano was set to testify about the film.
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Robert Langeorge Covington
UPI
Miss Lovelace
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
Cinema X
Newport
Carl B. Rubin
Gerard Damiano
Damiano
Jerry Gerard
Carter son speaks to Britons as exchange program ends
Chip Carter addressed about 400 Britons who left Georgia after a 10 day exchange visit endorsed by President and Mrs. Carter. The program involved no public funds and mirrored the same number of Georgians touring England.
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Georgia
Carter
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Atlanta
England
Chip Carter
Idaho lawmaker aims to legalize laetrile use with doctor’s prescription
Rep. James Golder of Boise proposes a bill in Idaho to allow controlled sale of laetrile for cancer treatment. The measure lets patients use the drug if a physician prescribes it, placing responsibility on doctors. Golder says safety matters, not proven effectiveness, justify choice.
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Boise
James Golder
Idaho
Golder
Mediator to help end Bunker Hill strike
Negotiations for Bunker Hill and its 1400 striking workers have agreed to air differences before a federal mediator, likely in Spokane next week. First talks this month ended with only the possibility of mediation. union demands reach $3.09 an hour more over three years while current pay is about $4.75. The company’s offer totals $2.67 over the contract life and was rejected by over 90 percent. Jerald Turnbow, a Bunker Hill spokesman, said mediation likely in Spokane early next week.
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Kellogg
Idaho
UPD
Bunker Hill
Spokane
Gulf Resources and Chemical
Houston
Jerald Turnbow
New Interim President Chosen at Boise State University
Dr. Richard Bullington was named interim president of Boise State University replacing resignation by Dr. John Barnes. The State Board of Education approved the move in Boise. Gerald Wallace will succeed Bullington. An 18 member committee led by Dr. John Swartley begins permanent president search with a February deadline.
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Gerald Wallace
Department of Education
Bullington
Barnes
Emitah
John Swartley
Bo&e
State Board
Deputy Reinstated With Demotion in Idaho Case
Former Kootenai County Sheriff's chief deputy Harry Button was ordered reinstated with back pay by the County Merit System Commission this week on the condition he accept a demotion. Button had been suspended for allegedly knowing of a case involving two deputies in a statutory rape.
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Sion
Button
Yale coeds attacked by hatchet assailant recuperate in Bend
Two Yale University coeds wounded by a hatchet attacker on June 22 in Bend, Oregon are recovering at home. State police say no new information has emerged about the suspect, though investigators continue to check on leads.
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Bend
Ore
UPI
Yale University
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