Welfare reforms spark Boise public hearing on fraud and rules
Idaho welfare chief James C. Wilson told a Boise audience that a feast or famine system exists with eligibility driving vast benefits. He cited Aid to Families with Dependent Children discrepancies and warned provider fraud dwarfs benefits fraud, noting $75.6 million annual welfare spend and $2.7 million overbilling by one medical provider.
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Utah man faces second degree murder sentencing in Boggs case
Brent Nisonger of Magna Utah was found guilty of second degree murder in the shooting of John S. Boggs during a hunting trip near Green River Wy. Another hunter Scott Beverleigh 22 Salt Lake City faces accessory after the fact charges. Beverleigh testified as the prosecution star witness.
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Reagan Calls for Moratorium on Live Terrorist Coverage
Ronald Reagan urged radio and television news directors to halt live coverage of terrorist events and criticized President Carter for a White House phone call to an armed kidnapper. He said editors should stop broadcasting such crises to prevent inspiring more acts and warned that terrorists' demands will not be met.
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Moonies brainwashing claims refuted by defense expert
Dr. Harold Kaufman, a Washington psychiatrist, testified five adult Moonie adherents show no signs of brainwashing, countering parents who seek 303 day conservatorships under California law. He said coercive persuasion requires drugs or imprisonment and noted the individuals are college trained with normal mental capacities. The parents plan to send the youths to the Freedom of Thought Foundation in Tucson for deprogramming if granted guardianship.
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Public Hearing Set on Third Street Residence OK by City
The Mayor and City Council of Sandpoint announce a public hearing in Council Chambers City Hall at 7 30 p m on April 11 1977. The hearing concerns Third Streets for construction of a residence with all interested parties invited to attend and be heard March 18 April 18
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Body of labor leader Bramlett found in desert grave
The body of Al Bramlett, 60, head of the Culinary Workers Las Vegas local, was found by rockhounds in a desert grave 40 miles southwest of Las Vegas. Identified by police Homicide Sgt. Fred Anderson, the death is considered a slaying tied to union pressure and possible underworld links. The missing man disappeared February 24 after leaving Las Vegas for Reno.
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Senate ethics code duel widens as lawmakers clash on income limits
The Senate moves into a second round of debate over a proposed ethics code with a key issue the outside income cap. Supporters push strict annual disclosure and gift limits while opponents seek to expand or preserve higher earnings, arguing current rules already permit substantial income. Leaders Byrd and Baker press for passage as Muskie and Packwood offer amendments, amid public concern after a February pay raise.
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Maine
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Polanski Faces Rape Charge Delay as Evidence Sought
Los Angeles police say detectives found new incriminating evidence in the case against director Roman Polanski who faces a rape charge. A judge rescheduled his arraignment from today to April 6 as the investigation continues.
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Back to the Bible lesson from Sandpoint Idaho
John Temples promotes old time religion aligned with New Testament pattern urging baptism for remission of sins and Christian living. The column invites readers to study the gospel, join the Sandpoint Church of Christ, and contact Back to the Bible for questions. Services listed for Sunday and Wednesday.
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