Idaho horse owners and trainers suspended over doping at Pocatello track
Idaho Horse Racing Commission suspended nine owners and trainers after illegal hypodermic syringes and needles were found and drug tests on horses trained by others showed traces. Four named individuals received 60 day suspensions with 30 days suspended, plus fines. Les Bois Park suspended three trainers for horses testing positive for hydromorphone. Authorities will hear cases. purses remain in escrow.
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Pocatello Turf Club
Pocatello Turf Club Board of Stewards
Dennis Cole
Preston
Idaho
Bob Painter
Ogden Utah
Dave Kosoff
Ogden
Utah
John Hanges
Pocatello
Martin Whitworth
Inkom
Bill Quillen
Les Bois Race Track
Mogul Corporation Laboratories
Les Bois Park
Junior Brown
Missy Feast
Please Lo
Escrow
Idaho Horse Racing Commission
Ing Zoo
Les Bots Park
John Treasure Rigby
Jerry Schwaneveldt
Warren Holmes Baise
Symms Opens Re election Campaign Rally in Coeur d Alene
Congressman Steve Symms launched his bid for re election with a May 29 rally at the North Shore Convention Center Coeur d Alene. U S Senator Jesse Helms headlined introduced by Senator James McClure. Helms praised Symms and McClure and urged support amid debate over forestry policy and federal debt.
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James McClure
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Republican
Steve Symms
Symms
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
North Shore Convention Center
Coeur d’ Alene
U.S
Helms
Agriculture and Forestry Committee
Committee On Banking, Housing and Urban Affirs
Committee
Congressional
Ronnie Reagan
Congress
Jim McClure
Arthritis Pain Formula Promises Morning Relief
An advertising claim touts Arthritis Pain Formula as a strong yet gentle tablet that can be taken less often and on an empty stomach. It promises hours of relief from morning stiffness and pain and is linked to the makers of Anacin analgesics.
Skipper Finds Cocaine Cache on Gloria in Miami
The Gloria skipper Capt Rafael Martinez reported a $3 million cocaine cache aboard the vessel. He arrested two crew members as negotiations continued with Roberto Garcia and US officials to inspect for more drugs before sailing to Bermuda and New York.
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Miami
UPI
Gloria
United States
Bermuda
New York
Rafael Martinez
Colomnan
Roberto Garcia
US State Department
US Customs
Americans Push for Broader Human Rights at OAS Assembly
In Santiago Chile American delegates to the Sixth Inter American Assembly said the United States will press for stronger human rights protections across the Western Hemisphere including Chile. They also endorsed streamlining OAS bureaucracy and boosting economic development cooperation as Chilean leader Augusto Pinochet prepares to open the meeting. Secretary of State Kissinger arrives Monday after regional visits to the Dominican Republic and Bolivia.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Organization of American States
U.S
InterAmerican Assembly of
OAS
Augusto Pinochet
Salvador Allende
Henry Kissinger
Dominican Republic
Bolivia
Cuba Plans Nuclear Plant With Soviet Help
Cuba plans its first nuclear power facility on the island with Soviet assistance. Construction minister Levi Farah Balmaseda said Cuba supports peaceful use, has acquired a plant, and will begin building under Soviet technology. The minister avoided specifics at a UN human settlements conference.
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Vancouver
Canada
UPI
Cuba
Caribbean
Levi Farah-Balmaseda
Farah-Balmaseda
Vetsch Given Life For Murder In Rathdrum Case
Charles Vetsch 35 of Spokane is sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the January 1975 killing of Joy Weitz, a pregnant Rathdrum woman. James Weitz, his accomplice, is serving 10 years for voluntary manslaughter, while Philip Lindquist faces a pending appeal after a death sentence was stayed.
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Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
UPI
Charles Vetsch
Spokane
Rathdrum
Joy Weitz
Weitz
James
Philip Lindquist
Wetsch
Lindquist
Bunker Hill Smelter plans tall smokestack draw ire
Idaho environmental chief calls Bunker Hill Company's plan to vent sulfur dioxide from its Kellogg lead smelter intolerable and warns of new Idaho concentrations in areas with none. The plant will build a 715 foot smokestack costing 8 million to meet federal rules, with a state review next month to decide its sufficiency and permanent controls.
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Boise
Kellogg
Stokes
Bunker Hill
Jobless Rate Down As Unemployment Eases in May
The Labor Department reports unemployment fell slightly to 7.3 percent in May with 877 million employed. Women gained most as manufacturing slipped due to strikes by 60,000 rubber workers. Overall jobless duration shortened while part time work rose, and the labor force held at 146 million.
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Washington
Ctups
Labor Department
Miny
Siakes
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Sonian Forestry
Helms Helms
Treasury Department
Gibbons
Athens
McClures
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Symms, McClure
Sandpoint
Ed Nettleton
Frank Starr
Skipper
GN Fomm
State Committee For
Fidel Castro
Vetsch
Elks Lodge
Sundance
Impere. OF Idaho, Inc
Ida
Dub’s
Noxon, Montana
Schoon
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