Storm disrupts Boise area with outages and winds
A southern Idaho thunderstorm disrupted power and communications across Boise Meridian Nampa Emmett and surrounding areas. Wind gusts reached 43 mph at Boise airport with 31 mph sustained, trees toppled, streets flooded, and I 80N closed to mobile home traffic. Television and radio stations went off air for over an hour, and a brush fire near Mountain Home AFB was contained. Power outages spread to Salmon Lemhi County Grace and Goshen as lines failed and poles fell.
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WWP Tax Totals Highlight Idaho and Montana Areas
The WWP reports second half 1974 property tax payments totaling 2 124 998 75 dollars. Payments listed by county in Idaho plus Montana state Noxon Rapids dam area are shown. Northern Idaho forecast calls for rain and cooler weather with highs 65 to 75 today and in the 60s Wednesday.
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Bonner County groups schedule meetings and events
A Morris of notices lists Bonner County groups with meetings at Community Hall Clark Fork School auditorium IWA Hall and churches. Items include horsemen association regular meeting June 25 8 p.m. at Community Hall and a United Methodist Women 7 p.m. June 25 Sanctuary, plus a June 29 Gamlin Lake Cemetery annual meeting and a June 30 city gymnastic program session. A July 4 Golden Age dance is canceled with a new date to be announced. A buffet dinner at Clark Fork school cafeteria June 28 is offered 5 to 7 30 p.m. with family rates.
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United Methodist
Gamlin Lake Cemetery
Washington Gym
Clark Fork
Clark Fork Lutheran Church Women
Tornado Strikes Colorado Springs Causes Damage
A small tornado touched down three times in Colorado Springs causing damage to at least 40 cars in a shopping plaza, a bank building, several roofs and shattered windows. Three teenage boys on a school roof were struck by lightning but not seriously hurt and treated and released. The funnel was absorbed into a thunderhead, per the National Weather Service.
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Barbara Erenfeld
Colorado Springs
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Ford to veto $1.35B middle income housing bill
White House sources say President Ford will veto a $1.35 billion middle income housing bill. Congressional aides noted strong pressure to sign, but the veto appeared likely despite encouragement to approve the legislation.
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Washington
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Ford
White House
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