Anderson Says Gray Not Suited For FBI Director
United Press International columnist Jack Anderson told Idaho State University and Utah State University audiences that L Patrick Gray is unfit to head the FBI, lacking credentials beyond political ties to Nixon. He asserted the FBI has shifted to investigating political dissenters and urged a shield law for reporters to protect sources.
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United Press International
Jack Anderson
L. Patrick Gray
FBI
Anderson
Idah
Utah
Gray
Idaho State University
Pocatello
Idaho
Senate
Marian Brando
USA
ISU
J. Edgar Hoover
USU
Idaho Highway Plan Seeks Public Help in 1973 Review
Idaho Department of Highways invites citizens officials and state and federal representatives to help finalize an Action Plan. Meetings statewide including Coeur d Alene on March 20 will explain how social economic and environmental effects are evaluated. Plan completion is due June 15 1973 with operations starting November 1 1973.
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North Shore Motor Hotel
South 2Nd
Harding
Highway Department
Lost Dogs and Pups Reported in Local Area
A Black Lab with no collar, large male, picked up at South Boyer. another Black Lab with some white, plus two Black Lab puppies four to five months old, male and female, found behind the sheriff’s office. Red Irish Setter, female with red studded collar, medium large, gentle, may be pregnant. One small Pekingese or Pomeranian, male, with collar. A dog picked up on the 1000 block of Cedar. If unclaimed in three days, pups to be given to good homes.
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South Boyer
North Ella
Sheriffs Office
POW Families Brace for Homecomings After Five Years
Readers in Olympia and across the U S learned that 108 POWs would be released by North Vietnam on Wednesday. Families praised the news with mixed emotion joy, relief, and plans for reunions at Wright Patterson Air Force Base and in communities nationwide.
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United Press International
Olympia
Wash
Joe Writer
Air Force
Lawrence D. Winter
John S. McCain II
John S. McCain Jr
U.S
Pacific
McCain
Terry Boyer
Visalia
Calif
Terry
Adlyn Wilson
Glenn Wilson
St. Albans
W.va
Glenn
Navy
Earl G, Lewis Jr
William Hopf
North Falmouth
Mass
Russell
Idaho approves death penalty reinstatement measure
Boise report says a 23 12 vote Monday approved reinstatement of the death penalty in Idaho. The measure targets first degree murder including premeditated killings, killings of police officers in line of duty, and killings by someone already under sentence for earlier murder. It originated in the House and was amended in the Senate and now returns to the House.
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Boise
UPD
Idaho
House
Senate
Dr Bax Criticizes Federal Health Regulations
Idaho administrator of Environmental Protection and Health and Dr James Bax criticize federal health rules at a Boise meeting with the Association of Voluntary Health Agencies. They say the rules create a jungle of paperwork that hinders drug abuse programs mental health services family planning and juvenile delinquency work. They contend the new regulations push people toward welfare eligibility spelled out in the rules.
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Boise Cup
Idaho
Environmental Protection and Health
James Bax
Association of Voluntary Health Agencies
Bax
POW Bracelet Monument Moves Gains Support
Spokane news reports the push to melt POW bracelets into a national monument to peace gains backing. Ellen Ewing and Helene Knap join an advisory committee. over 2000 bracelets have been turned in, honoring POWs who returned from Southeast Asia and missing servicemen.
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Spokane
UPS
Ellen Ewing
Herman L. (Helene) Knap
Washington
Ewing
Inland Register
Southeast Asia
Knap
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