Idaho GOP blasts Church over gun control push
Idaho State Republican Central Committee chair Bob Linville accuses Sen. Frank Church of inaction on proposed gun control hearings in Washington. Linville says Idaho’s delegation backs repeal of the 1968 act and warns Church is avoiding confrontation amid possible presidential bids.
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Bob Linville
Idaho
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GOP
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Steve Symms
House
Judiciary Subcommittee
Crime
Symms
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Washington
Obscenity Trial Goes To Jury In Idaho
The Top Theater obscenity case moves to the jury after over a week of testimony. Prosecutors call a psychiatrist who deems The Devil in Miss Jones devoid of redeeming social value while acknowledging possible educational value for first time viewers. Defendants Williams and Loya face three complaints over triple X films and printed obscene materials.
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Idaho
UPI
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Tucson
Ariz
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Jason Williams
Robert Loya
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Williams
Obituary: Robert Andrew Hewitt of Sandpoint Idaho
Robert Andrew Hewitt 89 of Sandpoint Idaho died Monday at Bonner General Hospital. Born October 14 1885 in Marlett Michigan he farmed in Montana and Spokane before moving to Sandpoint in 1948. He and his sister ran a dairy on Wrencoe Loop retiring in 1959. Survived by nephews Vernon Reed Glen Reed Wayne Reed nieces Helen Hoidel Genevieve Gollehon and many grand-nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday March 22 at 10 a.m. Moon Chapel Rev Marshall Matlock officiating. Interment Pinecrest Cemetery.
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Idaho
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Wrencoe Loop Road
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Vernon Reed
Potatoes Fire Protest Planned in Idaho March 29
Idaho potato growers plan a potato burn on March 29 to protest price supports. Leader Del Ray Holm says farmers receive about 90 cents per hundredweight, $3 below cost to grow. Burn could be avoided if President Ford allocates $50 million for processed potatoes to feed starving people. up to 300 truckloads could be burned.
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UPI
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Baker Aids Couple On Military Battle
Newlywed Navy couple Dianna and Jim Farmer sought a joint assignment to stay together. Senator Baker's office cut through red tape and a Navy review was ordered to consider dual duty, though formal requests and pre enlistment commitments complicated the case.
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New Orleans
Congress At Standstill On Military Aid For Cambodia
President Ford seeks 222 million in emergency military aid for Cambodia but Congress stalls over demands to end all military assistance after June 30. A Senate plan would provide 82.5 million of a total 155.5 million package including food and medical aid while the House negotiates a 135.6 million military food and medical package. House action remains delayed as officials weigh Senate moves and State Department urges reconsideration.
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Wanted Craftsmen under Artists in Schools Program
The Idaho Commission on the Arts and Humanities invites professional craftsmen to apply for the Crafts Component of the Artists in Schools Program for the 1975 76 school year. One school district will be selected. the residency pays 10800 dollars and runs about a full school year. Apply by April 15 1975 with resume to the Idaho Commission on the Arts and Humanities Statehouse Boise Idaho 84720. A judging panel will review applications per NEA guidelines.
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Boise
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Panhandle district eyes major role in water study
Belmont notes Panhandle Health District collected significant data and would like a leading hand in the study. He cites Washington phase work by the corps with two engineering firms and a UC professor, while Idaho officials say they were invited in 1972 but declined. Belmont claims contact was never made.
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Three States Set Electric Power Study in Northwest
Governors of Washington Oregon and Idaho agreed to a long range study of regional electric needs to cost about 600000. BPA administrator Don Hodel warned utilities may have underestimated future demand and delayed capacity projects. Governor Evans questioned long distance power sales and noted Japan's interest in American lumber methods.
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Idaho
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Southwest
Japan
Senate bill seeks 1.3 million for Lake Chatcolet cleanup
A House State Affairs Committee approved a Senate bill to appropriate 1.3 million dollars to clean up Lake Chatcolet in Hey burn State Park. The measure is among bills deemed necessary for action before the legislature adjourns.
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