Trans-Alaska Decision Soon
The Supreme Court signaled an early decision in the trans-Alaska pipeline dispute. The court asked opponents to file views by March 28 while signaling possible review and a ruling before the term ends in June. Environmentalists oppose the 789 mile line from the Arctic North Slope to Valdez.
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Justice Department
Dollar Displays Early Strength as Markets Reopen
UPI reports major money markets reopen after 17 days, with the U.S. dollar showing early strength amid floating-rate reforms. Traders caution against overinterpretation while noting lack of intervention and mixed regional movements.
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Brussels
UPI
U.S
Symposium To Help People At Boise State College
A one day symposium at Boise State College on April 2 aims to raise awareness of self and others. Dr. David Torbet will lead a workshop on life as trouble and discuss topics like escape fear alienation death freedom selfishness and loneliness. The event is free and open to the public.
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Boise
UPI
Boise State College
David Torbet
BSC
Daily Bee Want Ads Promising Quick Results
The Daily Bee offers want ads advertised as fast efficient results for readers seeking quick sales, jobs, and notices. Local businesses and individuals are invited to place free or paid listings with concise details and contact information.
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Daily Bee
Pope blesses Joes on St Josephs Day in Vatican window
Pope Paul VI gave personal best wishes to all named Joseph from his window at St Peter's Square celebrating St Josephs Day in Italy. The brief discourse marked the holiday with a blessing to people bearing the name of the humble saint.
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Vatican City
Cupid
Paul VI
St. Peter’s Square
Italy
Swallows Return to Mission San Juan Capistrano
The world's famed swallows arrived at Mission San Juan Capistrano on schedule with bells ringing at 8 05 47 a m. About 400 to 500 birds landed and entered nests as 38 000 spectators watched. Spokesman said the main flock would arrive over the week and about 1500 birds will nest there. Eight scouts preceded the main flock.
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San Juan Capistrano
Calif
UPI
Mission San Juan Capistrano
St. Joseph’s
Prime lending rate boosted by Manufacturers Hanover Trust
Manufacturers Hanover Trust raises its prime lending rate by 1/4 point to 6.4 percent effective immediately citing a 10 percent rise in loans this year and a shift of borrowing from the commercial paper market to banks. GMAC followed with a 4 basis point jump to 6.0 percent on short term paper amid broader rate pressures.
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George P. Shultz
Shultz
Edward Heath
Bank of England
Leslie O’brien
Washington
New York
UPD
Hanover Trust
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Boxcar Door Crushes Spokane Night Watchman
Spokane sheriff’s deputies say Ivan M. Hamby, 47, was killed Saturday night near Spokane when a boxcar door fell on him as he opened it at Western Fruit Express Co. He was a night watchman for the firm. His body was found Sunday.
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Spokane
UPI
Here
Ivan M. Hamby
Western Fruit Express Co
Hamby
Borah High Senior Named to Who's Who Among American Students
Richard Patrick Kaufman son of Mr and Mrs Patrick Kaufman has been named to Who's Who Among American High School Students for the second time. A Borah High School senior with straight A grades, he previously attended Sandpoint grade school while his father coached and taught there.
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Richard Patrick Kaufman
Patrick D. Kaufman
Rosewood
Boise
Idaho
Richard
Sandpoint
Borah High School
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