Colorado Governor John Love Touted as 1972 Nixon Running Mate
UPI reports National Conference of Lieutenant Governors discussed Colorado Governor John A. Love as a potential Nixon running mate in 1972. Love, named UPI Man of the Year in 1970, said there is no decision on a ticket and he intends to remain Colorado governor for the next four years. Laura Vincent, 18, of Filer, won Miss Twin Falls 1972 after gown and swimsuit contests.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
National Conference of
Lieutenant Governors
Colorado
John A. Love
Nixon
Reynolds Schultz
Duane Cross
Helong
Calif Ieee
Kansas
GOP
Spiro T. Agnew
Love
UPI
Twin Falls
Laura Vincent
Filer
Child Drowns In Septic Tank In Lewiston
A 2 1/2 year old boy Sean P. Clayton of Everett Washington drowned in an open septic tank at the Wayne Sattler residence in Lewiston. He was playing near the tank when he fell in about 9 30 pm and died after attempts to revive him failed at St Josephs Hospital.
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Lewiston
UPI
Sean P. Clayton
Everett
Wash
Wayne L. Clayton
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Cyclist Killed In Spokane Motorcycle Crash
Bernard E. Phenin a 32 year old Spokane cyclist died after his motorcycle left Valley Chapel Road seven miles south of Spokane crashed into a rock wall. He died about three hours later in a local hospital from massive head and internal injuries.
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Spokane
UPD
Bernard E. Phenin
Here
Washington State Patrol
Phenin
Valley Chapel Road
Settlement Reached On Bell Strike
Washington sources say Bell System and about a half million telephone workers reached a settlement to end a six day nationwide strike. An official announcement could come at a 3 p.m. news conference by the Communications Workers of America. Workers might return prior to a two week ratification process. Terms for AT&T repairmen installers and operators were not disclosed.
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America
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Illegal Labor High In Idaho
The Immigration and Naturalization Service reports a surge of illegal Mexican labor in Idaho this summer. 857 aliens have been deported so far this year, far above 1969 and 1970 figures. Sprinkler irrigation work draws many workers from the southwest. Hoffeller suggests a congressional bill punishing employers who hire Mexican descent individuals without citizenship proof.
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
Immigration Service
Ray Hoffeller
Helena
Mont
Gem State
Hoffeller
Idaho
Mexico
Congress
United States
Strikes Put 4 000 Idahoans Without Work
Boise reports nationwide and in state labor action leaving about 4 000 Idahoans idle. The Communication Workers of America enter their sixth day of striking with 1 000 Mountain Bell employees out. The United Transportation Workers Union strikes against Union Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads persist into a fourth day. In-state actions involve Western Union Telegraph workers, Gate City Steel machinists in Boise, and workers at Dworshak Dam in the north.
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Boise
UPD
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