Conservationists Fight Power Plant Construction
Conservation groups led by the Sierra Club and the Native American Rights Fund filed suit in U S District Court seeking a regional environmental impact statement for six proposed coal plants in the Southwest. They warn of extensive air and water use affecting Hopi and Navajo reservations and several parks, urging a moratorium on licenses until review is completed.
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Washington
Sierra Club
Southwest
U.S
Bruce R. Greene
Native American Rights Fund
Coplaintiff
Greene
Secretary of the Interior
Nampa Teacher's Due Process Suit Dismissed
U.S. District Judge Fred M. Taylor dismissed Gary Crea's suit seeking a pre term hearing before the Nampa school board terminates his contract. The board argued Crea, a probationary teacher, had no tenure rights and failed to specify denied rights, making the claim untenable.
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Gary
Rea
Nampa
U.S
Fred M. Taylor
Crea
Board of Trustees
Taylor
Idaho
Utah Power and Light seeks 13.51 percent Idaho rate hike
The Utah Power and Light Co. asks the Idaho Public Utilities Commission for a 13.51 percent rate increase citing rising material labor and money costs. President E. Allan Hunter says the first raise since 1964 would take effect for readings on and after September 10.
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Boise
UPI
Utah Power and Light Co
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Idaho
E. Allan Hunter
Hunter
Sagel School Plans Picnic
The annual Sagle School Picnic is announced for Friday June 4 for all Sagle community children and their parents. PTA spokesman Mrs. John Duszynski says attendees should bring food and table settings and may send food via their children if they cannot attend. For more information contact Mrs. Skip Pucci at 263 5807.
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Sagle
John Duszynski
PTA
Duszynski
Skip Pucci
Bike Riders Warned To Follow Idaho Road Rules
Idaho Department of Law Enforcement urges cyclists to obey traffic laws as thousands ride during school break. Commissioner John Bender emphasizes safe riding and lists rules: ride single file, ride with traffic, obey signals, look both ways, use hand signals, give pedestrians right of way, and keep bikes in good condition.
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Idaho Department of Law Enforcement
John Bender
Boise
Idaho State Employees Association Meeting Set for June 7
The Idaho State Employees Association will meet on Monday June 7 at 7 30 p m in the Washington Water Power Building. General Council delegates will present reports.
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Bonner County Fairgrounds
Washington Water Power Auditorium
Idaho State Employees Association
Washington Water Power Building
General Council
Spaghetti Dinner Planned by First Church of God
Community notice says the First Church of God at Division and Superior streets will host a spaghetti dinner in the fellowship hall on Friday June 4 from 6 p.m. Admission is 1.25 for adults and 0.75 for children. Public invited.
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Thur
First Church of God
Division
Superior Streets
Kootenai Community Church
Eagles Auxiliary Chooses Idaho Youth Ranch Adopted Member
The Eagles Auxiliary met Tuesday June 1 and installed new officers. They voted to adopt a boy at the Idaho Youth Ranch in Rupert and remembered charter member Tille Fleming. Plans for summer month end dinners were announced with Florence McDermett drawn.
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Eagles
Idaho
Rupert
Tille Fleming
Florence McDermett
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