Andrus Seeks Budget Discussion On Idaho Revenue
Idaho legislators return on day 58 as Gov. Andrus asks for another budget briefing. He plans to discuss up to 3 million in added revenue for fiscal year 1972. Senate leaders anticipate schools gaining about 7.5 million more than current spending, while the session’s end could be delayed.
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Boise
UPI
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Senate
James Ellsworth
R-Leadore
R - Leadore
Idaho
House
William J. Lanting
R-Hollister
Emery Hedlund
D-St. Maries
Robert Haakenson
Lester Hartvigsen
Dmalad
Frazier Fans Roar In Philadelphia Fist Fight Win
Spectators in Philadelphia Spectrum and in southern New Jersey watched the May 1971 bout on closed circuit as Joe Frazier earned a unanimous decision over Muhammad Ali. About 17 500 filled the arena with noise during the 15th round when Frazier decked Ali, while 40 000 plus watched elsewhere.
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United Press International
Joe Frazier
Philadelphia
Muhammad Ali
Philadelphia Spectrum
Ali
Frazier
New Jersey
Beaufort
S.C
Howard Lawson
Jones
Cassius Daly
Joe
Louisville
Houston
Clay
Posse Searches Sespe Hot Springs Area for Missing Attorney
A 25 member UPS-4 mounted posse searched the Sespe Hot Springs area in Ventura County during a two day training exercise ending Sunday seeking Ronald Hughes missing since Thanksgiving weekend. He is the Tate-LaBianca lawyer feared drowned in floods.
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Ventura
Calif
UPS-4
Sespe Hot Springs
Ronald Hughes
Tate-LaBianca
Ventura County Sheriff's Office
Hughes
Leslie van Houten
Suture evolution leads to Dexon synthetic absorbable thread
Development from early animal tissue sutures progressed to Philip Syng Physick’s absorption concept and sterile techniques by Lister. A new era arrives with Dexon the first synthetic absorbable suture offering high strength, tissue compatibility, and predictable absorption during the critical healing window.
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Philip Syng Physick
University of Pennsylvania
Lister
Masked robber targets Nampa restaurant. $2000 taken
Law officers searched today for a strong-arm robber who stole about $2,000 from the Nampa Red Steel Drive after ambushing three young female employees. Manager Jeff Davis said the assailant wore a nylon stocking over his head and herded the workers back inside. He then knocked one girl to the floor and threatened the others before fleeing.
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Nampa, Idaho
UPI
Jeff Davis
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