Gov Evans seeks new Agriculture Building as top ED A priority
Boise Gov John Evans urged the Permanent Building Advisory Council to place a Department of Agriculture building at the top of the state’s Economic Development Administration funded projects. He said funds could not go to the Idaho State Penitentiary, which needs a cell house unit and remodel, with inmate housing in trailers while awaiting $2 million in upgrades. The council had earlier prioritized penitentiary facilities.
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Boise
UPI
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Department of Agriculture
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Boise River
Pris
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State Penitentiary
Hal "Turner
Council
Erickson
Agriculture Department
U S Committed To Mainland China
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance says the United States will pursue normal relations with China, calling it vital to world peace. He outlined plans for a five day visit to Peking starting August 22 and warned against any pacts aimed at countering the People's Republic.
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UPI
Cyrus Vance
United States
China
Vance
Asia Society
New York Hilton
Peking
Soviet Union
People’s Republic of China
Republic of China
Taiwan
People's Republic
Taipei
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Evans outlines Idaho growth balance and energy plan
Gov. John V. Evans told the Boise Rotary Club that Idaho’s unique beauty must be maintained while creating jobs. He urged a balance between environmental protection and growth, and promoted a statewide energy plan that serves all residents without special interests.
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Idaho
Boise
UPI
John V. Evans
Notice of Water Permit Application in Bonner County
Timothy Mand o Kathryn Bell Templeton of Cocolalla Idaho filed on June 14, 1977 Application No 7564 to appropriate 0.02 cfs from an unnamed spring by reservoir pump and pipeline in NEYNW Sec 24 T55N R3W Bonner County for domestic use Jan 1 to Dec 31 in NEYNW Sec 24 T55N R3W. Protests due by July 11, 1977 to Idaho Department of Water Resources Coeur d Alene Idaho.
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Timothy Mand
O. Kathryn Bell
Templeton Cocolalla
B.M
Bonner County
Idaho Deparment of Water Resources
Government Way
Coeura Alene
Idaho
C.stephen Allred
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Sandpoint
Public Hearing on C U P for Realty Investment Service
The Mayor and City Council of Sandpaint will hold a public hearing in City Hall at 7 30 p m on July 11 1977. The hearing seeks approval of a conditional use permit for Realty Investment Service to build and operate an office building at 1400 Superior. Easton City Clerk David N. addresses interested residents.
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Pentagon overdeploys naval forces in Asia study finds
The Congressional Budget Office says the Pentagon has not justified its large naval and marine presence in Asia and the Pacific. It notes the USSR uses far less of its fleet there and questions the threats driving current deployments amid Korea troop withdrawals.
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UPI
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Pacific
Congressional Budget Office
United States
CBC
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South Korea
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