Idaho Governor Attacks Army Corps Over Permit Rules
Gov. Cecil Andrus condemned a federal permit program under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments as an unwarranted intrusion. He urged Congress to limit federal authority and advocated delegating permit powers to Idaho’s state program to avoid expanding federal staff.
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Boise
UPI
Cecil ‘D. Andrus
Army Corps of Engineers
Andrus
W. C. ‘Gribble Jr
Washington, D.C
Idaho
Congress
Department of the Army
Chief of Engineers
School Board Approves 4.8 Million Operating Budget
Banner County School Trustees approve a 4.8 million operating budget despite objections from V A Verhei who vows to vote no citing high principal and administrative raises. Trustee Darrell Kenops motions for 1975 76 budget approval after limited public input. Verhei opposes salary increases and demands caps while Kenops seeks funds for a full time special education teacher in Hope Clark Fork area.
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Banner County
V.A. Verhei
Darrell Kenops
Verhei
Weyerhouser
Bonner County
Kenops
Hope-Clark Fork
Bill Denman
Daily Bee Raises Newsstand Price to 15 Cents
Beginning Monday June 9 the Daily Bee will sell newsstand and single copies at 15 cents each due to rising production costs and higher cost of new print over the past two years. The paper had held to 10 cents but must increase to meet costs.
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The
Daily Bee
Pack In Pack Out policy emphasized for Idaho Panhandle Forests
Supervisor Ralph Kizer announced a Pack In Pack Out policy urging forest visitors to take out all debris including food and beverage containers. With 274 undeveloped turnout areas lacking regular refuse pickup the public’s cooperation is essential to keep areas like St. Joe National Forest and Kaniksu clean.
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Idaho Panhandle National Forests
Ralph Kizer
Kizers
Forest’ Service
St. Joe National Forest
North Fork
Clearwater River
Mallard Larkins
Coeur d’Alene National Forest
Little North Fork
Coeur d’Alene
Tepee
High Mountain Lakes
Smith Lake
Lightning Creek
Kaniksu
Forest Service
Kizer
CIA Linked To Shootings Reported By Minneapolis Tribune
The Minneapolis Tribune reports the Rockefeller Commission heard that the CIA supplied guns to Trujillo killers and funded South Vietnamese generals who killed Diem. Telegrams beforehand allegedly show CIA attempts to call off both operations. The article notes other discusses include Lumumba, Castro, and failed Cuba plots.
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CIA
Trujillo
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
San Cristobal
Ciudad Trujillo
Juan Thomaz Diaz
Patrice Lumumba
Fidel Castro
Dreaming in Color or Black and White Sparks Debate
University psychiatrist Dr. David Metcalf says assertions that people dream only in color are editorializing. He outlines dream cycles, durations, and functions including memory consolidation and problem solving, noting nightmares may stem from trauma or organic causes.
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Peter M. Kelly Denver
UPI
David Metcalf
Metcalf
University of Colorado Medical Center At
Denver
Correction corrects misidentified subject at school ceremony
The Daily Bee corrects a Thursday front page error identifying the Stidwell School dedication principal. The ceremony's principal was Bill Miller, not Nick Naccarato. The paper apologizes for the misidentification.
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Daily Bee
Nick Naccarato
Stidwell School
Bill Miller
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Minneapolis
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Minneapolis Tribune
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Ngo Dinh Diem
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Rockefeller Commission
Washington
Oregon
Sandpoint Elks Club
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