Summers urges action on endowment funds allocation
UPI reports Sen. H. Dean Summers urges removing endowment fund decisions for higher education from the State Board of Education and enacting law to share funds among Boise State University and three other institutions. He notes past board neglect and cites overspending at Idaho. board members say they do not endorse the bill.
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Senate Health, Education and Welfare
State Board
Boise State University
Boise State
University of Idaho
Boise
Summers
Lyle Dobbs
R - Boise
Leno Seppi
Lava Hot Springs
Ed Benoit
Twin Falls
Easter Seal Month Proclaimed by Idaho Governor Andrus
Governor Cecil D. Andrus proclaims March 1975 as Easter Seal Month in Idaho. Honorary chair Betty Penson urges support for the Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Idaho, highlighting services and programs funded by donations including speech therapy, braces, wheelchairs, and Camp Easter Seal.
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Cecil D. Andrus
Statehouse
Idaho
Betty Penson
The
Idaho Statesman
Easter Seal Society
Mark Stallman
Francis C. Stallman
Westchester Avenue
Penson
Andrus
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Boise
Lake Coeur
D’ Alene
Hope AARP Seed Swap Scheduled for March and April
Hope AARP members will trade seeds plants tubers and growing items at Hope City Hall on March 13 at 1 30 p m as the second annual Seed Swap with Mums Green Thumb Garden Club and Hope Civic Club invited to participate AARP plans displays and trading with 3x5 seed cards and provided containers Ray Davis county extension agent will speak on soils and questions Al Williams is program chair Martha Hodgkins handles refreshments A future mushroom foray may be discussed for members }
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Hope Aarp
Hope City Hall
AARP
Mums Green Thumb Garden Club
Hope Civic Club
C.C. Neal Wendle
Ray Davis
al Williams
Martha Hodgkins
Pioneer pre cut log home plan with erect or crew option
Real pre cut log home plan offered with choice to self erect or hire our crew. Includes continuous attention to on site assembly and finish. Details specify straightforward construction support and delivery to location.
Burley Couple Pleads Guilty as Accessories in Burley
In Burley Idaho Terry Billingsley 29 and Gay Billingsley 28 pleaded guilty to two counts each of being accessories to murder and one count of robbery in Fifth District Court They were charged with aiding and abetting the killings of Paul Petersen 23 and Greg Solosabal 22 on November 7 The robbery charge remained unchanged.
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Burley, Idaho
UPI
Burley
Fifth District
Terry Billingsley
Gay
Paul Petersen
Greg Solosabal
Idaho Board Advances $21 Million Highway Bid Program
The Idaho State Transportation Board authorized bid advertising for 21 million dollars of interstate highway projects the smallest freeway program in years. It also approved widening Vista Avenue in Boise near the Union Pacific depot with construction in 1979 subject to federal funds. Major bids include I-80N Glenns Ferry to King Hill 39 million, I-80N Glenns Ferry connectors 2.45 million, I-15 Deep Creek to Utah 5.6 million, and I-80 Osburn to West Wallace 5.1 million.
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Boise
UPI
State Transportation Board
Vista Avenue
Union Pacific
Glenns Ferry
King Hill
Deep Creek
Utah
Osburn
West Wallace
Igo
Rockland Junction
Broadway Ave
Boise Avenue
Burley
BSU Qualifies For Land Endowment Funds In Board Move
Boise State University gains eligibility to share in land endowment funds as trustees approve future sharing. Legislation to include BSU in the program moves on Capitol Hill while financial allocations for 1975 remain unchanged. Governor Andrus attends, thanking Kenneth Thatcher for his service as Thatcher’s term ends.
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Boise
UPI
State Board of Education
Boise State University
BSU
Capitol Hill
Stephenson S. Youngerman
Boise Publc
Ford urges middle income tax rebates to curb recession
President Ford calls for a rapid tax cut of 16 to 19 billion dollars aimed at middle income Americans. He backs Treasury Secretary Simon who argues cuts should favor those earning more than ten thousand, while criticizing a House bill for too little middle class relief.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Treasury
William Simon
Simon
House
Congress
Glacier Stuck In 25-Foot Antarctic Ice Barrier
The Coast Guard cutter Glacier, 8600 tons with 211 crew including eight scientists and three cadets, is trapped in 25 foot ice near Antarctica while en route to free the Argentine ship General San Martin. If not freed, most crew could be evacuated and the ship left until spring. two propeller blades were sheared, divers confirmed.
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Washington
UPI
Coast Guard
Glacier
Guard
General San Martin
Antartica
Stolen 1965 Buick Reported Behind Happy Hour
ISP notes a stolen 1965 Buick behind the Happy Hour. Eileen Rose Lowley of DeSmet Idaho arrested for pedestrian soliciting a ride. Jerry Willhoit, 43, Sandpoint, arrested for a charge of at tospter arceny. Released.
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ISP
Eileen Rose Lowley
DeSmet
Jerry Willhoit
Sandpoint
Attospter Arceny
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Bonner County
Pioneer
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Ida
Westmond Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
William Gordon
John G. Winger
George T. Jeffries
Robert Hovanski
Jack Peterson
Kenneth Thatcher
Thatcher
Clarence Gillett
Burton Island
Cedar Street
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