Retarded Child Evades Rescue in Wyoming Canyon
Kevin Dye, a nine year old with epilepsy and developmental delay, has eluded about 2,000 searchers six dogs and two Air Force helicopters since fleeing a Casper Mountain cabin. Despite sightings and helicopter eyes, the boy remains hidden as his parents plead for him to come out.
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Daniel L. Taylor
Casper
UPI
Philip Dye
Kevin
Mommy
Wyoming
Casper Mountain
Bill Estes
Endowment Fund Shows Net Gain in Idaho Investments
Idaho Investment Board reports net realized gain of 143,376 since March 25, 1969 from selling corporate bonds and convertibles. If all portfolio sold at market by June 30, 1974, gain would total 1,300,786. Income to agencies up 42.77 percent over prior five year average. SBA loan holdings exceed 2.6 million with 1 million more committed. Investments favor Idaho economy through CDs and federally insured student loans.
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Boise
UPD
S.M. Meikle
Idaho Investment Board
Investment Board
U.S. Treasury
Idaho
Small Business Administration
U.S
Dam Threat Eases But Evacuations Continue Near Dam
In Morehead Kentucky the spillover threat from a temporary earthen dam lessened as the Licking River leveled, but residents below the dam were urged not to return home yet. Workers raised the dam seven feet using bulldozers and sandbags as rain swollen waters receded but remained near capacity behind the Cave Run project slated for completion in 1973.
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Morehead
UPI
Army Corps of Engineers
Licking
Hemingway Birthday Celebrated In Idaho Gathering
In Ketchum Idaho 130 friends of Ernest Hemingway gathered on the Heming way lawn Wednesday to mark what would have been his 72nd birthday. Miss Marty Hemingway said Papa would want people to be happy on his birthday.
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Ketchum
Idaho
UPY
Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway
Marty
Papa
Peope
Trail Creek
Sun Valley
House Proposes Inflation-Tied Personal Tax Exemption
Rep. Les Aspin introduces a bill in the House to raise the personal income tax exemption starting in 1974 to match inflation. If 1974 inflation hits 5 percent, the $750 exemption would rise to $787.50, with annual adjustments thereafter to track inflation.
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Washington
UPD
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Aspin
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