Idaho Federal Candidates File Early Campaign Reports
Boise notes four additional Idaho candidates for federal office filed expense and receipt statements with the secretary of state as the August primary nears. Democratic Senatorial candidate W Anthony Park reported 23 612 total receipts and 19 824 in period expenses with a 11 000 loan from Isaac McDougall, plus a campaign dinner bringing in 4 414. Senate contender William E Davis said total receipts 6 684 for June 1 to July 17, campaign red ink of 7 418, and Pocatello Democrats listed period expenses 16 564, total expenses 21 229. Republican candidates Bob Purt and Steve Symms reported varying receipts and expenses, with Purt showing 11 450 total expenses and Symms 7 892 receipts against 11 355 expenses.
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Boise
Idaho
Secretary of ‘State
W. Anthony Park
Pee
Isaac McDougall
Pocatello
Park
Rodeway Inn
Senate
William E. Davis
Pocatello Democrats
H-Hook Ranch
Bob Purthe
Harry Lenton
Steve Symms
Woolworth Heir Reventlow Among Plane Crash Victims
Aspen Colorado reports the death of Lance Reventlow 36 heir to the Woolworth fortune and three others in a Cessna crash on a mountainside. Pilot Gifford Hooker Barbara Parker and Robert Wulf also died. Reventlow held a Red Mountain home and his wealth was estimated between 50 and 100 million dollars.
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Aspen
Colo
UPI
Lance Reventlow
Woolworth
Reventlow
Barbara Hutton
Gifford Hooker
Barbara Parker
Robert
Wulf
Colorado Mountain
Red Mountain
F.W. Oosworth
Wage Controls Lifted For Ten Million Workers
Washington reports the Cost of Living Council exempts about ten million low income workers from wage controls after a court order. Director Donald Rumsfeld raises the floor from $1.90 to $2.75 per hour, while a judge urged a higher threshold around $3.35 per hour or $7,000 yearly.
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Washington
UPI
Cost of Living Council
Council
Donald Rumsfeld
Rumsfeld
William B. Jones
U.S
Cigarette Tax Ruling Upholds Two Levies in Idaho
Boise district judge J Ray Durtsehi ruled two 1972 cigarette levies are not in conflict and may be collected. The declaratory judgment, sought by the Idaho Central Tumor Registry and the Idaho Hospital Association, directs the state tax commission to collect the one cent per carton tax for tumor research amid a hike from 7.5 to 9 cents.
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Boise
J. Ray Durtsehi
Idaho ‘Central Tumor Registry
Idaho Hospital Associatin
State Tax Commission
Potlatch Saw Kills Youth at Forests Inc Mill
Gerald Aue 19, a former Spokane youth, was killed at Potlatch Forests Inc mill when his arm was caught in a roller and he was pulled into a saw while feeding limber. He had worked at the mill about a year after his family moved from Spokane in 1967.
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Potlatch, Idaho
UPI
Spokane
Potlatch Forests Inc
Washington
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