Conditional Okay Given Pooling Plan
United regional pooling plan gains conditional approval from 121 utilities and 17 large industrial users to send a bill to Congress. Northwest Public Power Council members support the concept while reserving on some elements as smaller groups work out contested items.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
Pacific’ Northwest Utilities Conference Committee
Congress
Executive Committee
The
Northwest Public Power
Gordon Culp
Seattle
PMCC
Cainse
Nixon Demands Post Retract Story
Nixon lawyers in San Clemente demanded the Washington Post retract a report claiming unreleased White House tape transcripts show their client discussed hush money with the Watergate burglars on January 8, 1973. They say the Post transcript differs from the final record by the special prosecutor.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Nixon
San Clemente
Washington Post
White House
Charles Coon
Colon
Nixon
Herbert J. Miller
Ben Bradlee
the Post
Watergate
Special Prosecutor's Office
Retirement of California Supreme Court Justice McComb Marked by Senility
A seven member tribunal ordered Marshall F. McComb to retire at 82 after a long inquiry into his fitness. The panel found senile dementia likely affecting conduct and rejected claims of willful misconduct. He will receive about 30000 dollars yearly pension.
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San Francisco
UPS
California Supreme Court
State Court of Appeal
California
Supreme Court
McComb
San Francisco International
Environmentalists back federal strip mine reclamation bill
Environmentalists welcomed Senate action on a federal strip mining reclamation bill but attacked its weaker provisions. They criticized a 30 month exemption for small operators under 20 000 tons yearly and urged stronger safeguards for surface owners waterbearing valleys and agricultural lands.
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Drew von Bergen
Washington
UPI
Senate
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
Howe
Louise Dunlap
Environmental Policy Center
William Wampler
R-Va
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Congress
Gerald Ford
Carter
Dunlap
Preparation H Hemorrhoidal Remedy Claims Leading Market
An advertisement touts Preparation H as a leading hemorrhoidal remedy in America. It claims rapid relief from pain and itching and shrinking of hemorrhoidal swelling with its exclusive formula, available as ointment or suppositories.
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America
Evans Warns of Worsening Idaho Drought Effects
Governor John V. Evans warned Boise Kiwanis clubs the drought is worsening across Idaho with potential irrigation and domestic water shortages. He noted Mann Creek Reservoir’s drying, the Snake River at a record low, and estimates of up to 55 000 residents affected. The National Guard could supply drinking water with purification units and tanker support as ranchers haul water and sell cattle.
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Boise
UPI
John V. Evans
Boise Kiwanis Clubs
Idaho
Evans
Mann Creek
Weiser
Brownlee
Snake River
National Guard
Custodians Will Try To Meet Capital Mall Energy Policy
Building Services Administrator Thomas Payne says Gov. Evans's Capital Mall custodial policy may not save much energy but will be tested. The shift to daytime hours from 5 p.m. to 12 midnight aims to cut electricity use. Payne will evaluate results in a couple of weeks and says public awareness has grown since prior energy crunch efforts. He notes potential efficiency loss and possible review if savings fail.
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Payne
Department of Administration
Geneal Wayne L. Kidwell
Kidwell
Steve Leroy
Evans
Minuteman Missile Work Continues
Defense Secretary Harold Brown announced continued Minuteman III production for at least two more months with an order to complete 10 missiles and a plan to review in two month intervals. The missiles will be stored as spares. 450 Minuteman II missiles remain in service, with 550 already in silos.
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Washington
UPI
Defense
Harold Brown
Brown
Department
Boeing Company
Air Force
Hill Air Force Base
Utah
Thiokol Chemical Corporation
Brigham City
Aerojet General
California
U S Vietnam Begin Talks Again in Paris
In Paris the United States and Vietnam opened negotiations to normalize relations and end war estrangement. The Vietnamese delegation includes a member of Hanoi's missing Americans commission. Edmund Mills of Bakersfield California, whose son is missing in Vietnam, stood vigil outside the mission.
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Paris
UPL
United States
Vietnam
U.S
Auteuil
Qne
Hanoi
Edmund Mills
Bakersfield
Calif
Energy output urged to prevent unemployment rise
Idaho Power president James E. Bruce warned at a Junior Achievement banquet that the U S must boost energy development now to avoid a severe crisis and widespread layoffs amid drought reducing supplies. He warned geothermal and solar cannot quickly fill the gap and coal and nuclear energy are needed. Landmarks Ink named JA company of the year. Jako ook placed second with scholarships and awards.
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Ink
JA Company
Jakoook
Debris from Bridge Plagues Spokane Valley Residents
Peaceful Valley residents report debris from the Maple Street Bridge, including live animals, rocks and a bowling ball that struck a home roof. Craig Walton urged Spokane Council to press the Washington Toll Bridge Authority to install protective nets to shield homes below.
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Spokane
UPD
Peaceful Valley
Maple Street
Craig ‘Walton
Peaceful Valley Community ,Center
Washington
Washington Toll. ‘Bridge Authority
The
Police
Walton
Toll Bridge Authority
Payette farmer testifies on discovery of body fragment in murder trial
A Payette farmer testified in Sally Needs murder trial that he found a headless torso on a dirt road near the Ada County line last June 29. He described a door leaning, burned feet, and a body wrapped in a sheet near the road. Needs is charged with the death of her husband Ronald Needs amid a stormy marriage since 1976.
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Boise
UPI
Sally Needs
Ada
Louis Burke
J Ray Durtschl
Burke
Mrs Needs
Payette
Los Angeles
Ronald Needs
Ada County Prosentor
David Leroy
WWP Pays For Additional Energy
Washington Water Power Company covers 2.2 million dollars of extra energy costs in Washington and Idaho. It seeks reimbursement via monthly surcharges of 1.40 per 1000 kWh in Idaho and 2.10 in Washington, totaling 1.4 million and 784 thousand dollars respectively.
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Spokane
API
Washington Water Power Company
Washington
Idaho
WWP
Washngton
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BPA
Post
Marshall F. McComb
Thomas Jefferson
American Cancer Society
Garland
Newton Bonner County Memorial
Birch Sandpoint
Zertse
King Hill
Snake
Richard Charnock Boise
Thomas Payne
Minuteman Missile
U.s.-Vietnam
Sheriff's Office
Emmett
Gem County Sheriffs
Paul H. King, Jr
D.V.M. Lake Plaza
A Third Ave
Sandpoint
Aho
Kankakee
Minos
Catan
Chita Gal Bewads
Lake Car. Motors
Sandpoint, Idaho
Datsun
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