Home Rule Debate Moves Through House In Idaho
Boise Idaho lawmakers advanced home rule for cities after a 41 to 29 House vote with a late abstention by Rep. Butch Otter. The measure faces Senate approval where passage remains uncertain amid concerns about taxation and state control. The day also saw a sales tax proposal head for floor action and a bank loan rate bill moving in the Senate. Governor Andrus signed a mineral royalty return to counties while medical malpractice bills and pay raises for judges gained House support. The cork was put back on the bottle bill delaying a container refund proposal.
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Caldwell
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Rboise
Cecil D. Andrus
Supreme Court
Bundy Guilty In Utah Kidnapping Case
Theodore Bundy, a law student from Tacoma, was found guilty in Salt Lake City of posing as a policeman and attempting to kidnap Carol DaRonch at Fashion Place Mall in 1974. Judge Stewart Hanson Jr. set sentencing for March 22 with a possible five years to life term.
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Salt Lake County
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Church Will Seek Evidence Of Any Castro In Kennedy Killing
Sen. Frank Church said the intelligence committee will contact Nevada publisher Hank Green spun for any evidence of Castro involvement in Kennedy's assassination. He noted the panel has information suggesting Castro might retaliate against U S actions, and will review Green spun material with staff.
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Flyers Rescued After Night Snow Crash Lighting Fire With Battery
Richard Rowley and Dave Besse of Ogden survived a plane crash in the Siskiyou Mountains 15 miles south of the Oregon border. Pararescuers reached them at 7,500 feet and two HH-1 helicopters evacuated them to Lake District Hospital in very good condition. Ground crews aided recovery after snow and bad weather delayed the search.
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Ogden
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Oregon
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Modoc County
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Springfield
Ore
Top Price Emphasized at Inland Empire Angus Sale
Dale Bly of Harrington Washington paid 2850 for a bull at the Inland Empire Angus sale in Spokane at Stockland Union Stockyards. Deep Creek Angus Ranch Potlatch Idaho sold the top bull among 65 bulls and 46 heifers totaling 94000 dollars. Appleland Yakima bought the top heifer for 1775, purchased by Foote Acres Angus Tacoma.
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Washington
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Inland Empire
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Deep Creek
Tribes To Discuss Sharing Corps Power
The Colville and Spokane Indian Tribal Councils will meet March 11 with officials from the Bureau of Reclamation and the Army Corps of Engineers to discuss sharing power from Grand Coulee and Chief Joseph dams. The talks cover legal rights and cultural issues, including salmon destruction, resettlement, and economic hardship caused by the dams.
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UPI
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Grand Coulee
Joseph Davis
Aubertin
Deputy Blinded By Spray In Rural Idaho Encounter
Payette County deputy Gary Scheihing stopped a dark blue Toyota on a rural road near State Highway 58 eight miles southeast of Payette at 12 42 pm. He was sprayed in the face with a tear gas type weapon by two men in the car, temporarily losing vision. After treatment at Holy Rosary Hospital in Ontario he reported his sight returning. Area agencies searched for the vehicle as the deputy described the mud covered rear plate, believing the car bore a Washington State license.
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Idaho
UPI
Payette County
Richard Hayes
Gary Scheihing
Scheihing
Hayes
Holy Rosary Hospital
Ontario
Nixon to Send Written China Trip Report to State
White House spokesman says Richard Nixon will file a written report to the State Department on his China trip on his own initiative. Press secretary Ron Nessen notes a routine staffing matter and that the recipient at State is not yet known. Nixon spent eight days in China, meeting top officials including Mao Tse tung for about nine hours.
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State Department
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China
Mao Tse ‘Tung
Medical Malpractice Bills Receive House Approval
Two bills cleared the House on Monday. One requires direct expert testimony to prove negligence by a defendant in medical malpractice cases. The second mandates rapid reporting to the Board of Medicine of disciplinary actions against physicians. Both move to the Senate.
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