Rape suspect bound over in Boise case for district court
Magistrate Gerald Schroeder bound Richard D. Foster of Boise over to district court on six felony charges after two alleged rape victims identified him in court. Foster, a dairy worker, faces forcible rape second degree kidnapping robbery and assault in a case involving a Boise woman identified as Mrs. Jackson. She said Foster attacked her June 13 at her North Boise Highlands home before driving to the hills and assaulting her again. Foster was arrested in La Grande, Oregon, and Mrs. Jackson was later located walking toward Boise.
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Boise
UPD
Gerald Schroeder
Richard D. Foster
Schroeder
Foster
Jackson
Larry Jackson
Oregon
la Grande
Ore
Synod votes against U.S. Vietnam War and tax reform
The Washington Alaska Synod of the United Presbyterian Church urged immediate U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam during its 83rd meeting at Whitworth College Spokane. It also backed tax reform to eliminate regressive taxes. The group planned a vote on admitting 22 northern Idaho churches into the expanded regional body effective January 1, 1973.
Conviction Overturned in Idaho Assault Case
The Idaho Supreme Court overturned the 1969 conviction of Dennis Marlar for assault with a deadly weapon. The court ruled the district court erred by admitting telephone conversation evidence to the complainant James Higgins in Boise, sending the case back for trial in a lower court.
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Bose PD
Boise
Idaho Supreme Court
Dennis Marlar
Fourth District Court
Marlar
James Higgins
State Supreme Court
District Court
Park Endorses Democratic Platform at County HQ Speech
Park told reporters he largely agrees with the Democratic platform adopted at the Sum Valley convention while reserving the right to disagree on specifics. He spoke at Ada County headquarters describing the platform as reflecting diverse writer ideas from open conventions, not a corporate cabal. Meanwhile in England, Rev Richard Vick plans to swim the English Channel next month after a perceived divine command, training 72 hours weekly with daily sea swims.
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Nee Park
U.S
Senate
Sum Valley
Park
Ada
Westcliff - ON - Sea
England
Richard Vick
English Channel
Vick
St. Paul’s Anglican Church
Court Affirms Decisions In Idaho Grower Case
The Idaho Supreme Court on Tuesday affirmed a district court judgment against Don Church of Jerome who sued Lawrence Roemer and Simplot Industries over pota to harvest wages from 1967. The court held no relationship made Simplot liable for Roemer debts as Roemer had bankruptcy discharge.
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UPD
Idaho Supreme Court
Don Church
Jerome
Lawrence Roemer
Roemer
Simplot Industries, Inc
Church
Simplot Industries
State High Court
Group Would Alter Spokane Gov System
A Spokane based group Giant Step plans to file petitions next week to change Spokane’s form of government from parttime mayor council city manager to a full time strong mayor and council. Chairman William Via says the drive has more than 11 500 signatures with about 9 100 valid needed to trigger an election. The group cites a January municipal vote as proof the current council is out of touch. An associated report mentions Jerome County awarding a runway reconstruction contract to Peter Kiewitt Sons Construction Co for 15 411 dollars after winter damage.
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UPD
William Via
Giant Step
Via
Jerome
Haho
UPI
Jerome County
Peter Kiewitt Sons Construction Co
Potlatch Co Denies Pollution Charges In Snake River Case
Potlatch Forests Inc officials denied claims that effluent from the pulp and paper mill polluted the Snake River for up to 35 miles downstream. They argued the line rebuild and diffuser would reduce odor and improve discharge spread, while tests showed no odor beyond six to seven miles.
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Maho Upd
Potlatch Forests Inc
Snake River
Army Corps of Engineers
PFI
Lower
Granite Dam
Fim
Boyer Park
Alvin L. Vanderventer
Lownstream
Vanderventer
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