New Group Opposes A Coal-Fired Boise Plant
Boise activists form Citizens for Alternatives to Pioneer to oppose the coal fired plant proposed by Idaho Power near Boise. Led by Mark Ingram, the group affiliated with the Idaho Conservation League seeks PAC-like influence before the Public Utilities Commission and cites potential double or triple electric bills, high long term costs, and reliance on exports. It urges rate revisions and solar, dam capacity, or delaying Pioneer to save money for southern Idaho consumers.
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Citizens For Alternatives To Pioneer
Mark Ingram
Idaho
Pioneer
Idaho Power
Idaho Conservation League
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Commission
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Idaho Power Company
Southern Idaho
Infestation Drop Seen in Boise Gardens Says State
Idaho Agriculture reports a decline in Mexican bean beetle infestations in Boise area gardens after inspecting over 5 000 vegetable plots since early June. Of 315 infested backyards, 899 gardens showed pests previously. spray crews respond to confirmations while gardeners cooperate. no evidence found in Twin Falls Rupert or Kimberly.
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Boise
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Idaho Department of Agriculture
Jan Moore
Department
R Moore
Twin Falls
Rupert
Kimberly
Idaho
Special Ed Kindergarten Is Required
Boise IPI Special Education official Roy Truby told districts they must provide programs for five year olds enrolling in kindergarten. Districts choosing to enroll five year olds must serve the full range of student abilities and the exceptional child. If districts cannot provide programs, contracting is an alternative. Some children require services beyond regular or special programs due to severe handicaps.
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UPI
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Roy Truby
Truby
Two Killed In County Rear-End Collisions
Three rear-end wrecks in the county left no injuries but caused varying damage. Hendrickson’s car suffered about 350 dollars in damage. Douglas Paul Monk, 16, of Newport, hit a Jeep driven by Jerrie Robertson of Isaquah after Robertson stopped for small animals. A two-car crash in Sandpoint caused little damage when a front driver stopped for a dog. A three-car rear-end on Highway 200 near Division Street caused about 200 dollars in damage with no listed injuries. A single car rollover on Lunch Peak Road damaged a red Volkswagen with no reported cause.
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Douglas Paul Monk
Newport
Jerrie S. Robertson
Isaquah
Wash
Robertson
Sandpoint
Highway 200
Division Street
Interim Sinai Accord Hinted in U S Supervising Role
Al Anwar Cairo reports Egypt and Israel agreed in principle to an interim Sinai disengagement accord to be supervised by the United States. The plan includes Israeli withdrawal from Mitla and Gidi passes and Abu Rodeis oil fields with U S monitoring posts and a 3 to 5 year truce amid unsettled points.
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Cairo
Egypt
Israel
Sinai Desert
United States
Tel Aviv
Sinai
U.N
Anwar Sadat
Washington
U.S
Herman F. Eilis
Mitla
Gidi
Abu
Rodeis
Sadat
Abu Rodeis
Middle East
United Nation
FBI Break-ins Reported at Embassies Worldwide
Newsweek cites Justice Department sources claiming the FBI conducted about 1,500 break-ins at embassies and extremist group headquarters including Arab states Poland Yugoslavia France and Japan and muzzled a New York City burglary probe at a Soviet diplomat’s UN apartment. FBI director Clarence Kelley acknowledged surreptitious entries from World War II era ending in 1966.
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France
Japan
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Justice Department
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Newsweek
Clarence Kelley
Leashed Dogs Allowed with Owner Within City Limits
The city prohibits off leash dogs except when walked on a leash by their owner anywhere within city limits. The rule emphasizes responsible pet handling and citywide leash compliance.
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