Idaho and regional quotes from the 1970 Idaho Boys State
Delegates chose between Jerry Sturgill of Twin Falls and Mark Buckalew of Pocatello for governor with party nominations. Other statewide offices listed include lieutenant governor, secretary of state, treasurer, auditor, attorney general, and education chief. Separate items report a murder charge dismissal in Weiser, a BLM relocation to Arizona, a Lewiston jail destruction case, and Washington prompts on Cambodia policy, plus Boise area environmental lobbying critique and fish and game regulation updates.
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Twin Falls
Mark Buckalew
Pocatello
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John Sahlberg
Buckalew
Silver Party
Steve Thomas
Brian Shiozawa
Lee Green
Steve Matthews
Declo
Lyle Siddeway
Teton City
Brent Inskeep
Blackfoot
Mark Blaisdell
Caldwell
Brent Clark
Lynn Moss
New Plymouth
Mark Falconer
Sherman Jensen
Roger Clark
Dave Hamilton
Neil Harris
St. Anthony
David Ward
Garden Valley
Lewiston
Edwin Ashe Jr
Second District Court
John Maynard
Ashe
Nez Perce
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Body Found in Columbia River Near Portland
The body of Marjorie Jean Murphy Tester, 40, Gooding, who disappeared Feb. 17, was found last week in the Columbia River near Portland. Autopsy shows strangulation. Husband C D Tester, in Idaho State Penitentiary for voluntary manslaughter, alleged abduction and murder occurred in Bliss, Idaho.
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Bliss
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Aftershock Rocks Peru as Death Toll Rises
Tremor hit Lima late Wednesday night lasting 40 seconds sending residents into the streets in pajamas. Officials estimate 30,000 dead in northern Peru with typhoid cases and widespread floods and landslides from the quake. Rescue flights and paratroopers aided by Indian laborers and international aircraft worked to reach isolated towns including Huaraz and Yungay.
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Lima
API
Peru
Health Ministry
Huaraz
Ramahirea
Yungay
Andes
Rabel
Chimbote
Panama Canal Zone
Ungay
UPI
Steve Harrison
Huaylas Valley
Civil Guard
Nixon Address Highlights Cambodia War Policy and Pullout
President Nixon described Cambodia operations as the war’s most successful phase and outlined Vietnamization gains. He said 9 100 Communist troops were killed and 1 900 captured while warning of a 600 mile sanctuary threat. He announced deadlines for troop withdrawals and a potential future Cambodian role.
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Washington
UPD
Nixon
Cambodia
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U.S
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North Vietnam
Secretary Eyes Wallace Victory
In San Diego California UPID- Southern school integration efforts by the Nixon administration will not be delayed by George Wallace's Alabama gubernatorial victory. Secretary Robert Finch said the fall would bring the biggest increase in integration in the country and Wallace's win would not change that.
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UPID
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George Wallace
Alabama
Robert Finch
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