Liquor Prescribed for Welfare Patient in Massachusetts
Boston auditors report a welfare recipient from Revere was paid 1200 to buy 182 quarts of liquor over a year on doctor orders. Twenty days in hospital included 19 quarts of free liquor. Auditor urges welfare fraud probes and possible prosecution. all liquor authorized by prescription.
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Boston
UPD
Revere
Mass
Thaddeus Buczko
Buczko
Stephen A. Minter
Attorney General’s Office
Boise College Approved for Nurse Practitioner Program
The State Board of Education authorized Boise State College to apply for federal funds to establish a two year nurse practitioner program. The first year would focus on development and the second on implementation with didactic and clinical training for nurses to support hospitals physicians and communities. Harold Farley noted funds around 10000 would be from federal sources for disabled and handicapped needs. John Comba was named to lead a committee evaluating the State School for the Blind in Gooding with expert input from out of state. John Johnson urged grass roots awareness of educational crisis and announced an action committee with potential resignation if not formed. The board also approved ISU and Pocatello School District 25 to take over operation of the ISU campus school.
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John Comba
Gooding
Omba
Ises
Ward of Education
Harold Farley
Yron Johnson
Boise
Johnson
Cmmittee
Bishop Wyatt to Visit Sandpoint and Bonners Ferry Churches
The Rt. Rev. John R. Wyatt of the Spokane Episcopal Diocese will visit Sandpoint and Bonners Ferry this Sunday June 6. He will speak and administer the Rite of Confirmation to Janice Applegate Kevin Cogswell and Jason Lyons. Mr and Mrs Garry Sullivan will be received into the church from another communion.
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John R. Wyatt
Episcopal Diocese of
Spokane
University of Idaho Adapts Architecture Accreditation Move
University of Idaho President Ernest Hartung told the board an investigating committee has recommended accreditation for the school of architecture. He also announced the school of communication is split into two departments with Bert Cross as journalism chair and Gordon Law heading radio television, with no staff or salary changes.
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University of Idaho
Ernest Hartung
School of Architecture
U‘of I
Hartung
University
School of Communication
Bert Cross
Gordon Law
Environment Outlook Shifts in Idaho Politics and Ecology
Perry Swisher former Idaho state senator and ISU faculty member at Pocatello told the Snake River Basin Seminar that attitudes and priorities have changed over the past year with environment moving to the top. He noted the 1970s political shift from Gov. Samuelson to Gov. Andrus and stressed ecological balance as a positive value, while urging cultural alignment with Indian land stewardship and responsible resource use.
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Boise
Idaho
Swisher
Fort Hall
ISU
Idaho Faces Budget Squeeze Hits 37 State Workers
Idaho State Personnel Director George Murphy says 37 workers, mainly former Park Department staff, have been laid off and face difficulty finding new state jobs. The highest paid on the list earns 20 520 annually in a computer management post. Murphy will circulate the 37 qualifications to all agencies as agencies recast hiring amid broad applicant interest for most positions requiring a general college background.
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Park Department
Murphy
Cial
Senate votes to continue draft amid Vietnam war fight
The Senate voted to extend the military draft and block an amendment to end conscription when the current law expires July 1. President Nixon seeks a two year extension despite a filibuster threat. Kennedy and Eagleton opposed Hatfield’s plan to end the draft as a tool to halt the war.
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John Hall Washington
UPD
Senate
Hawks and Doves
Mark O. Hatfield
Rove
Nixon
Edward _M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Hatfield
Kennedy
Sen
Thomas F. Eagleton
Dmo
Engagement Notice For Mary Ross Of Sandpoint
Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Ross of Sandpoint announce the engagement of their daughter Mary to a mentioned fiancé. The notice states the couple’s plans and family forebearers in a brief society notice from the community newspaper.
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Jack C. Ross
Sandpoint
Mary
Beta Sigma Phi Idaho Nu Chapter chairmen meet
Committee chairmen of the Idaho Nu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met Wednesday June 2 at President Jean Johnsons home. They discussed plans for the fall when meetings will resume.
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Idaho Nu
Beta Sigma Phi
Jean Johnson
Announcement of Kathleen Zander and Stephen Tracy Deming Wedding
Kathleen Zander of Deming Washington and Stephen Tracy Zander of Deming Washington plan a winter wedding. Zander is son of Richard and Mrs Zander of Deming. Miss Ross a Sandpoint High School graduate attends University of Idaho as a junior this fall. Zander graduates Mount Baker High School and will be senior at University of Idaho in September.
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Kathleen
Stephen
Tracy Zander
Deming
Washington
Zander
Richard Zander
Miss Ross
Sandpoint High School
University of Idaho
Mount Baker High School
Sandpoint Jaycees Offer Free Youth Golf Program
The Sandpoint Jaycees with the Elks Golf Club run an annual youth golf program for ages 8 to 15. Instruction runs weekly until July 13 at no cost, with registration forms available by mail to Box 632 Sandpoint or at Ross Rexall Drug and Bi-Rite Drug Store.
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Sandpoint Jaycees
Elks Golf Club
Ross Rexall Drug
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