Wyoming Eagles Poison Deaths Prompt Thallium Ban
Congressional subcommittee heard that federal action would suspend end use of the poison thallium blamed for the deaths of 48 eagles found in Wyoming since May 1. Officials warned deaths could continue despite the suspension, while Interior and Agriculture Department leaders urged stronger controls on hazardous pesticides.
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Washington
UPD
Wyoming
William D. Ruckelshaus
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Ruckelshaus
Senate Appropriations
Charles E. Lawrence
Interior Department
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Lawrence
Francis J. Mulhern
Agriculture Department
Mulhern
Gale McGee
D - Wye
Hairman
Idaho Supreme Court to Hear Defunct Loan Assn Appeals
The Idaho State Supreme Court will hear appeals concerning the defunct Idaho Savings and Loan Association. Cases include disputes over imitation risk products, Farber editors against KFXD, an injunction against selling insurance, and convictions or claims from Ro mauld Deschamps I and Randolph Wood, Lewis Calvin Brown, and John Weaver involving marijuana, assault with intent to murder, and a liquor license dispute with Pacific Finance Loans.
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KFXD
Dallen C. Taylor
Darwin M. Packard
Fourth District Court
Insurance. Center, ‘Inc
Arthur Ro
Mauld Deschamps I
Randolph Douglas
Wood
Lewis Calvin Brown
Mountain Home
John Weavver
Coeur d’Alene
District Court
Pacific Finance Loans
Weaver
Pacific’ Finance
Trial continues in Lake Coeur d Alene boating death suit
In Coeur d Alene Idaho UPI testimony extends into a third day in the Bernice A Holmes lawsuit seeking 651689 from Potlatch Forests Inc and Wilma Payne and Richard Walkup over the August 11 1967 log boom boating fatality on Lake Coeur d Alene. Holmes argues lack of warning lights and Walkups negligence. Charles A Huber a former Kootenai County deputy sheriff and current state liquor inspector testifies.
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Coeur D’alene
West Germany Central Bank Offers Bargain Dollar Sales
The Bonn central bank returned to the market with bargain basement dollar offers to curb inflation. Traders held to marks as the official rate hovered near 3.53 marks per dollar while banks said the bank allowed a free rate, letting traders propose prices.
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Bonn
UPI
West Germany
U.S
Frankfurt
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