Snake River May Be Short of Water
Boise Idaho UPI water officials warn the Snake River may drain to Boise River size if all licenses permits and applications are exercised. Director Steve Allred notes even a minimum flow set by the legislature may leave insufficient water, with 1928 1972 data used to project peak-year demands and flows at Murphy Idaho.
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Steve Allred
Department
Murphy
Miller Awarded NROTC Scholarship to University of Idaho
Sandpoint youth Michael W. Miller, a 1975 Sandpoint High School graduate, has been awarded an NROTC scholarship to attend the University of Idaho in the fall. The announcement was made Thursday.
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Sandpoint
University of Idaho
Michael W. Miller
Sandpoint High School
Symms Amendment Passes in House on Gun Rights Fight
Idaho Congressman Steve Symms scored a major victory last Tuesday with the passage of his amendment to the Independent Agencies Appropriations Bill. The amendment bars funds for CPSC actions restricting firearms sales and components, and the House approved by voice vote. The measure now goes to the Senate for consideration.
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Idaho
Steve Symms
Independent Agencies
Symms
Consumer Product Safety Commission
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House of Representatives
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ERA Marchers Open Convention in Boston
About 100 candle carrying ERA marchers kicked off the National Women's Political Caucus four day national convention in Boston. An NWPC official said 2,000 women were expected to attend with resolutions to urge presidential candidates to back the ERA. Four Democratic presidential hopefuls and leading women politicians were slated to speak.
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Boston
UPI
National Women’s Political Caucus
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Beacon Street
Boston Common
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Fred Morris
D-Okla
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
NYPC
Sissy Farenthold
Texas
New York St
Mary Anne Krupsak
Bella Abzug
D-N.y
Massachusetts
Elaine Noble
Accor
Abzug
Doonesbury
NWPC
School Sued Over Death in Bus Negligence Case
In Spokane a wrongful death suit was filed in Superior Court against Central Valley School District and a bus driver over the Feb 12 death of five year old Anthony Atkins. The suit alleges driver Lewis Anglin failed to supervise unloading and the district neglected to equip the bus with mirrors or other safety devices.
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Spokane
UPS
Superior
Central Valley
Thomas
Vivian Atkins
Atkins
Anthony
Lewis
Gasoline Prices Seen Rising in Idaho by Summer End
Idaho regional chief of the Federal Energy Administration says prices will climb at least four cents a gallon by summer end but stay below 70 cents. He does not expect shortages in the Pacific Northwest despite Sen. Henry Jackson allegations.
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Boise
UPI
Federal Energy Administration
Idaho
Jack B. Robertson
Pacific Northwest
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Robertson
Jackson
Northwest
Church Proposes Biannual Social Security Cost-of-Living Change
Senator Frank Church introduced a bill to expand Social Security cost-of-living adjustments. The proposal would allow adjustments twice yearly and create a special inflation index to reflect elderly spending, covering food housing medical care and transportation. It would also permit April and October adjustments to keep benefits current during inflation spikes.
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Washington
Frank Church
Church
Senate Committee On Aging
Democrats See Ford Advantage in 1976 Race
UPI reports pollster Louis Harris says Democrats may give Gerald Ford his best shot at winning in 1976. Harris notes Ford holds the GOP nomination but faces economic trouble. he predicts Reagan Wallace third party ticket could win 23 percent and throw the election to the House.
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UPI
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Louis Harris
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Harris
National Press Club
George Wallace
Alabama
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Democratic Party
Edward Kennedy
Wallace
Ronald Reagan
California
Judge orders review of Giancana papers release
Cook County Circuit Court Judge Daniel Covelli ordered the Giancana family attorney to report if releasing papers belonging to slain mob boss Sam Momo Giancana risks testimony against themselves. Dominic Gentile argues the property passed to the family after Giancana’s death. An assistant state's attorney cites a desk in Oak Park with potential killer details.
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Chicago
UPI
Sam
Momo
Giancana
Cook County
Daniel Covelli
Dominic Gentile
Gentile
Oak Park
Bernard Gross
Divorce Suit Filed in Bonner County District Court
The State of Idaho summons Harold Eugene Broome in a divorce case filed by Lillian Clara Broome in Bonner County Magistrate Division. Defendant must answer within 20 days or risk default judgment. Case date shows June 12 1975 with clerk Doris Kenney. Publication dates June 20 27 and July 3.
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First Judicial District
State OF Idaho
County OF Bonner
District Court
State of
Idaho
Bonner
Doris Kenney
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