Idaho right to work bill faces uncertain fate in conference
The Idaho Senate rejected Senate amendments to the right to work bill 18 to 17, sending it back to the House for concurrence. Democrats blocked and debated amid charges of outside influence and concerns about labor freedom, while supporters framed the measure as protecting freedom of choice.
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Wash
House
Senate
Edith Miller Klein
Rboise
Idaho
Mrs. Klein
Vernon K. Brassey
Daniel
Lions
Kenneth Bradshaw
Rendell
Bradshaw
Ublican
Cy Chase
D-St. Maries
Chase
America
Sen
Dane Watkins
Idaho Falls
Watkins
Miners Prepare Contract Talks in Idaho District
In Kellogg Idaho the Sunshine Silver Mine resumed work after contract talks ended. Across the Coeur d Alene mining district unions prepare to bargain with about a dozen mines. Bunker Hill workers have a contract expiring May 5 and talks with six AFL CIO craft unions start March 28. Wages benefits pensions and contract language changes are on the agenda. The Steelworkers seek layoff protections amid weather inversions affecting smelter operations at Bunker Hill, a Gulf Resources subsidiary.
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Kellogg
Sions
Afl-Cio
Bill Thompson
Bunker Hill
Gulf Resources and Chemical Co
Houston
Psychiatrist released after high speed city chase
Dr. Robert C. Mohr a 47 year old psychiatrist and Utah Psychiatric Association president was released without bail after spending the night in jail on charges of failing to stop reckless driving and hit and run. University officers may pursue felony assault evading arrest and further charges.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Salt Lake County
Robert C. Mohr
Utah Psychiatric Association
University of Utah
Wayne Shepherd
Mohr
University of
Preparation H Hemorrhoidal Remedy Leads Market Spotlight
An ad touts Preparation H as America’s leading hemorrhoidal remedy with a doctor tested formula that relieves pain and itching within minutes and helps shrink swelling. It promotes both ointment and suppositories as effective options for temporary relief and inflammation reduction.
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America
Crosby Hospital Stay Delays Return From Pasadena Fall
Crosby 72 remains in Huntington Memorial Hospital after March 3 fall from stage at Ambassador Auditorium. He landed on his tailbone and, though doctors found no broken bones, continues therapy to walk. Wife Kathryn stays by his side as he blocks leaving in a wheelchair.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Bing
Eee
Maurice Faladare
Crosby
Pnt
Ambassador Auditorium
Hunt
Ington Memorial Hospital
Kathryn
San Fancisco
Faladare
John McCarthy
Hall Appointed Energy Chief by Idaho Governor
Boise California born L Kirk Hall named director of the Governor's Office of Energy. Gov John V Evans said Hall, 33, will assume the post May 1 with Chris Smith acting interim director. Hall previously led California's Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission in Sacramento. He brings energy policy and administration experience to the energy conservation and development program.
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Boise
UPI
L. Kirk Hall
Governor's Office of Energy
John V. Evans
Hall
Chris Smith
Evans
California
Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission
Sacramento
Calif
Idaho helmet bill sparks debate in House
Boise lawmakers debated a bill to allow riders 21 and older to ride motorcycles without helmets. Supporters argued mandatory helmets have little life-saving value in Idaho, noting high rider rates, while opponents suggested broader restrictions and questioned age discrimination among 18 to 21 year olds.
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Boise
UPI
Rusty ‘Barlow
R-Pocatello
Idaho
Idaho House Defeats Homebuilder Registration Bill
The Idaho House rejected a proposal requiring homebuilders to register after debating oversight versus market flexibility. Supporters said the bill would curb fly by night builders. opponents warned it would create loopholes and harm consumers. Critics urged local solutions instead of statewide action.
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Salmon
Robert Hosack
Moscow
Buzzards Return To Hinckley Ohio Mark Buzzard Day Tradition
In Hinckley Ohio the annual buzzard return tradition continues with an event day after the first sighting in March. Sgt. Roger Lutz and park staff prepare for a large crowd including a pancake breakfast hosted by the Hinckley Chamber of Commerce and traffic control training for rangers.
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Hinckley, Ohio
UPI
Hinckley
Roger Lutz
Cleveland Metro Parks
Porte Ohio
Lutz
Hinckley Chamber of Commerce
James Kamps
Globetrotter Leon Hillard Shot Dead in Chicago
Harlem Globetrotters alum and coach Leon Hillard, 45, was shot through a locked apartment door on the South Side Monday night. Hillard died at South Shore Hospital. his wife Sandra Hillard was questioned and released. Police said the gunfire came from outside the doorway after an argument. Hillard, 5 foot 10, known for remarkable ball handling, joined the Globetrotters in 1951 and later became player coach.
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Chicago
UPS
Leon Hillard
Harlem
Homicide
Patrick McGroarty
Hillard
Globetrotter
McKinley High School
The
Globetrotters
Soviet Rocket Fragment Spotted Over Wyoming and Colorado
NORAD identified a bright flaming object seen across Wyoming as debris from a Russian Cosmos-897 rocket. Frontier Airlines crew tracked it from Salt Lake City toward Riverton, with witnesses in Riverton Casper and Cheyenne reporting a fiery reentry at about 9 p.m. MST.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
UPS
Wyoming
North American Air Defense Command
Riverton
Casper
Cheyenne
Frontier Airlines
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wyo
NORAD
Soviet Union
Gary McKee
Federal Aviation Administration
Cheyenne Tower
McKee
Pat Healey
Healey
Chenoweth Resigns Post From Idaho Republican Party
Helena Chenoweth resigned as executive director of Idaho's Republican Party to avoid salary politics. Hired at 15000 dollars in March 1975 the pay rose to 20000 dollars on January 1. The executive committee voted 10 to 8 to approve the raise last Saturday.
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Boise
UPI
Helen Chenoweth
Idaho
Republican Party
State Employee Seeks Hearing Over Salary Denial
Boise attorney seeks rehearing for Mark Litvin after the Board of Examiners denied his claim for salary during educational leave which the Department of Health and Welfare terminated following a 1976 legislative action. The dispute centers on breach of contract and funds paid during the leave.
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Becky Fanning
BOISE
UPI
Board of Examiners
Department of Health and Welfare
Steve Ricks
Mark Litvin
Litvin
Attorney General's Office
State
Ricks
Department
Idaho
Health and Weare Department
Milton Klein
Boating Tragedy on Salmon River Claims Boise Operator
Q Eby a longtime Boise sporting goods operator drowned when his boat hit a rock and capsized in the Salmon River near Slide Rapids. Five companions and another boat carried six survived with injuries. Eby’s body was recovered Monday.
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Lewiston
Idaho
UPI
Q. Eby
Boise Sporting Goods
Salmon River
Eby
Hellsgate Marina
Snake
Salmon
Slide Rapids
Bert Otto
Boise
David
James Spearman
Fred G. Fousch
McCall
Boise Man Sentenced in Mail Fraud Case
Federal Judge Ray McNichols sentenced Darrel E. Campbell 38 of Boise a former insurance executive to 28 years in prison on 14 counts two years on each count. The term could be reduced to about 30 days in jail.
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Boise
UPI
Ray McNichols
Darrel E. Campbell
McNichols
Campbell
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Judy Heinz
Heinz
Beltone Hearing Aid Service
N. 2Nd
H&r Block
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McCarthy
Voladare
Energy
Kirk
Energy Research Development and Demonstration Subcommittee
House of Representatives Committee On Science and Technology
Lyman G. Winchester
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Wakker
Patricia McDermott
Docatello
Joe Wagner
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Buzzards
Ohio
Abe Seperstins
Christian Action Ministry
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