Idaho Law Students Challenge 100 Per Semester Building Fee
Idaho law students at the University of Idaho press a bid to drop a 100 per semester law building fee or make all students pay it. The regents reaffirmed the fee as attorney for the students threatens legal action within 30 days. Regent Ed Benoit denounces the request while student Dennis Goff argues for shared building costs.
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Richard Charnock Caldwell
Idaho
UPI
University of Idaho
Board of Regents
Regents
Ed Benoit
Twin Falls
Benoit
Dennis Goff
Caldwell
University of Idaho Law School
Goff
North Idaho Pulp Mill Rumor Draws Officials’ Doubt
Pack River and Toya Pulp Co. were rumored to plan a 50 million joint mill near Sandpoint Idaho processing 300 metric tons daily. Pack River VP Larry Brown said discussions are not firm and Northern Idaho is seen as a logical site due to water flow, but the report remains premature.
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Spokane
Wash
UPI
Idaho
Pack River
Toya Pulp Co
Japan
Sandpoint
Nihon Keisai Shimbun
Toya
Larry Brown
Brown
Northern Idaho
Tas
Northwest
West
Area School Vandalized
Bonner County deputies investigate a Thursday break in at Northside School where all but six windows were smashed. An office was entered and mail was strewn some opened. A county maintainer’s nearby vehicle also had broken windows.
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Bonner County
Lake Elevation Holds At 2060 Feet
Pend Oreille lake level expected to stay near 2060 feet this week per Army Corps of Engineers. Inflow projected around 90 000 cfs, similar to last week, with outflow near 88 600 cfs. The level was 2060.5 feet last Monday June 10.
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Pend Oreille Lake
Army Corps of Engineers
Nixon OKs Nuclear Tech Sale to Egypt and Space Help
President Nixon and Egyptian President Sadat sign a joint communique promising U.S. nuclear reactor technology and atomic fuel for Egypt, plus space science know-how. The pact may be viewed as enabling weapons development and includes financial and investment guarantees alongside Arab-Israeli peace support.
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Kim Willenson
Cairo
UPI
Nixon
Egypt
U.S
White House
Presi
Anwar Sadat
U.N. Security Council
State Purchasing Laws Criticized
A legislative audit of Idaho State Purchasing Department faults centralized buying and notes many problems. Auditor Clyde Koontz cites delays, a $5,295 unreconciled revolving fund, and exemptions for large state segments. Recommendations urge standard specs, better inspections, and stronger purchasing control over local units.
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Margaret Bailey Boise
UPI
Legislative
Clyde Koontz
Koontz
Larry Kirk
Dan R. Pilkington
Bureau of Supplies
Church Chided Hopefuls Speak in Idaho Campaign
United Press International reports Sen Frank Church faced questions over a 1972 lettuce boycott pledge while GOP and Democratic hopefuls in Idaho pitched education reforms and government reform efforts. Max Hanson urged vocational options, Tim Hopkins called for reform, Mrs Hope Kading promoted liaison office, Roy Truby urged business industry labor education cooperation.
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United Press International
Frank Church
Bob Smith
Church
Cadwell New Tribune
Idaho
Max Hanson
College of Southern Idaho Vocational Education
Idaho Falls
Tim Hopkins
GOP
Hope Kading
Pocatello
Democratic Public Instruction
Roy Truby
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Boise
Joint Finance Appropriations Committee
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