Taylor Rules Against National Park Service
Federal judge in Boise rules the National Park Service liable for damages to Bettie M and William Hulet from a rock strike at Timpanogos Cave National Monument Utah. The court finds warnings insufficient though erecting barriers impractical. the事故 location and warning timing were deemed inadequately aligned with danger.
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Boise
Red M. Taylor
National Park Service
Timpanogos Cave National Monument
Utah
Bettie M
William Hulet
Park Service
Hulets
Moisturefle Bath Product Promises Silky Skin Revival
Fragmented ad style copy claims a new bath preparation named Moisturefle cleanses and bubbles for bath and shampoo. The text suggests it replaces soap and hints at beauty benefits for women seeking smooth skin and refreshed appearance.
Idaho snow coats mountain passes prompting chain use
Snow continued to fall across Idaho mountains causing slick roads and chains required on several routes. Icy spots are reported on U S 95 and 93 along with interstate and state highways from Bonners Ferry to Tetonia and beyond. Officials warn drivers to use caution through snowy conditions and broken snow floors.
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Boise
Idaho
State Departments of Highways and Law Enforcement
U.S. 95
Bonners Ferry
Mica Ilill
Plummer
Sandpoint
Coeur d’Alene
Whitebird Hill
Lewiston Hill
Moscow
Genesee
Fairfield
Mountain Home
U.S
Willow Creek
Mores Creek
Idaho City
Lowman
Swan Valley
Newdale
Tetonia
Victor
Gilmore Till
Montpelier
Wyoming Line
Monida Pass
UIS
Idaho Falls
Rigby
Ashton Hill
West Yellowstone
SALT talks enter new round as U S and Soviets inch toward accord
Vienna note quotes Gerard C. Smith leader of the American SALT delegation saying that despite major gaps the basis of an agreement may be emerging and the fourth round of talks may reach a significant stage as U S Soviet discussions begin.
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Vienna
Gerard C. Smith
United States
Soviet Union
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Taylor
Charles
Britain
Isabella of
Spain
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Charlene Hetrick
Sandpoint Daily
BEE
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