Credit Union Earns 1976 Thrift Honor Award
The Panhandle Public Employes Federal Credit Union won a national Thrift Honor Award for maintaining a 3.7 percent growth per month over 16 months. Grant Vess, president, accepted the award from Vance McFarland, with praise for treasurer-manager Gayla Bristow. Membership rose from 384 to 526, shares from 213,408 to 338,729.
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Panhandle Public Employes Federal Credit Union
National Credit Union Administration
Grant Vess
Vance McFarland
Federal Examiner
Bee Photo
the Panhandle Public
Employes Federal Credit Union
Panhandle Credit Union
United States
McFarland
Gayla Bristow
Andrus Suggested Possible Secretary Of The Interior
At the 56th Western Association of State Game and Fish Commissioners in Sun Valley Idaho rumors circulate that Gov Cecil D Andrus could be named secretary of the interior if Carter wins in November A spokesman from the Idaho Fish and Game Department noted Andrus leads other candidates and is considered a sensible conservationist delegates from 13 western states and two Canadian provinces attend the conference Andrus is slated to speak after the film Idaho A Noble Challenge with Thomas S Kleppe expected to address cooperation among agencies
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Cecil D. Andrus
Interior
Jimmy Carter
Western Association of State Game and Fish Commissioners
Joseph C., Greenley
Fish ‘and Game
Association
Andrus
Thomass. Kleppe
Secretary of the Interior
Fish and Wildlife Agences
Kleppe Urges Western States to Balance Energy and Environment
Interior Secretary Thomas Kleppe addressed the 56th Western States Fish and Game Commissioners conference in Sun Valley Idaho urging cooperation from 13 states and two Canadian provinces. He stressed not sacrificing quality of life for living standards, discussed Sawtooth National Recreation Area designation, and reaffirmed state control over hunting fishing and trapping laws while federal agencies study habitat and endangered species actions.
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Sun Valley, Idaho
UPI
Thomas Kleppe
Western State Fish and Game Commissioners
Kleppe
Sawtooth National Recreation
Idaho
Supreme Court
Congress
Sharlie Surfacing Rumor Grips Payette Lakes Idaho
Nick McGough and four companions near Lightning Point observed a ripple about 30 feet long and two feet high on Payette Lake Boise sighting. They watched for about a minute as it turned 90 degrees then vanished in a whirl. Others present include Mike Snelling and a McCall resident.
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Mccall
Idaho
UPI
Sharlie
Payette Lakes
Nick McGough
Boise
Lightning Point
McGough
Mike Snelling
Oregon
Andrus Praises Idaho General Fund Balance
Gov Cecil D Andrus announced Idaho's general fund remained in balance during his administration while meeting operating needs without tax increases The preliminary fiscal year report showed total general fund revenue at 2306 million versus an advance projection of 23004 million He credited reforms ending fund encumbrance practices and noted employment rose in June despite Teton Dam damage and agricultural losses with gains in other sectors and July expected improvement.
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Boise
UPI
Cecil D. Andrus
Idaho
Andrus
Teton Dam
Battle to Save White Clouds Faces Park Service Plan Fight
Idaho Environmental Council chair Tom Davis says ground is being lost in protecting the White Clouds in Central Idaho from mining and Forest Service. He advocates National Park Service managed national park and recreation area complex for Sawtooth White Clouds Boulder and Pioneer ranges to boost economy and halt mining threats. Davis criticizes Park Service HQ for politics and urges public support for Andrus and Idaho delegation to back the plan.
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Environmental Council
Boise
UPI
Wilderness Committee
Idaho Environmental Council
Idaho
Miners
Forest Service
Tom Davis
Sawtooth- White Clouds
National Park Service
Davis
Cecil D Andrus
National Park and Recreation Area
Sawtooth
White Clouds
Boulder
Pioneer Ranges
Park Service
Andrus
Wegner backs federal Sunshine Law in Congress bid
Boise UPI Wegner a candidate for Idaho's second district said he could support federal Sunshine legislation. He spoke to the Republican State Central Committee arguing the Stone Chiles bill would require open committee meetings, voting records, and disclosures of outside income and public funds expenditures. He noted his own ten year voluntary disclosure of personal financial and tax records.
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Boise
UPI
Glen Wegner
Congress
Republican State Central Committee
Wegner
Executive Branch
Classified Ad Line Readiness at Call Center
Short notice text shows a classifieds ad line with a phone number 263 5151 for placing an ad. The snippet implies a user instruction to call for advertisement placement in the classifieds section.
Rains Beneficial To Idaho Crops
Idaho farming conditions show rains aiding range and dryland crops across most areas. Some southern ranges need more moisture for late summer grazing while hail damaged crops hit Mountain Home and Twin Falls. Main farm activity included irrigation, hay harvest, weeding, and detasseling sweet corn seed. winter wheat, barley, and dry peas harvests were limited. apricot picking and early mint harvest began. Livestock remained in good to excellent condition.
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State
Idaho
Mountain
Home
Twin Falls
Long Lake Fire Near Spokane Brought Under Control
The fire about 25 miles northwest of Spokane burned roughly 1700 acres of timber along the south side of the Spokane River near Long Lake. Sheriff officials said it was controlled early this morning after 140 firefighters worked through the night and 40 more were expected today.
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Spokane
UPS
State Department of Natural Resources
Long Lake
Ada County Courthouse Emplees Work From Woodwork
Ada County officials describe cramped conditions at the Ada County Courthouse as deputies and staff crowd into tiny spaces. Sheriff’s legal advisor Larry Richards hauls out to a closet office with no windows while awaiting the new city county complex. He notes poor ventilation and improvised setups amid budget constraints and public tax concerns.
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Presentence Investigation Department
Liberty’ St
Phillip Kleffner
Sheriff's Office
Larry Richards
Richards
Pilot and two passengers escape crash near Blackfoot Idaho
Texas pilot Timothy Campbell 24 and two passengers walked away from a twin engine plane wreck on Rose Road near Blackfoot after an emergency landing failed to reach the airport. The crash caused about 150000 dollars in damage to the plane owned by Seaback Aviation and Sulman Chemical Corp of Dallas.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
UPI
Texas
Timothy Campbell
Tomball
Campbell
Rose Road
Seaback Aviation and
Sulman Chemical Corp
Dallas
Spokane Engineer Proposes Repairs
Spokane City Engineer Glen Yake proposes repaving two downtown bridges and reducing speed limits to ease stress on the spans. He says the plan will buy time to study the situation and determine the best repair approach after a private firm warned of rapid deterioration.
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Spokane
UPS
Glen Yake
Yake
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American Cancer Society
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