Idaho fights for federal drug funds in rural states
Idaho and 16 rural states accuse federal officials of delaying grant money for drug abuse projects. Mark Litvin says approved plans exist but no funds have been released, while states push for federal backing and recognition of hard drug problems. Idaho contributes tax money and seeks its share of federal money.
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Margaret Bailey
Boile
UPI
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Idaho
Mark Litvin
Idaho Department of Environmental and Community Services
Litvin
Cheyenne
Wyo
Robert du Pont
National Institute of Drug Abuse and
Sandpoint Man Sentenced to Five Years for Burglary
An 18 year old Sandpoint resident received five years in the Idaho state penitentiary with 120 days retained on a first degree burglary charge linked to the Recreation Unlimited break in dated Dec 2 1973. Judges also placed two California men on probation and ordered a presentence investigation for another suspect in a Coolin cabin theft.
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Boise
Leslie A. Williams
Recreation Unlimited
Dar Cogswell
Mario G. Gutierrez
Jerry Alvarad
San Jose
California
Sandpoint
Dennis Naccarato
Box 55
Newport
Naccarato
Coolin
Idaho
Kidwell Attacks Idaho Attorney General Over Open Legal Opinions
Wayne Kidwell a Republican candidate for Idaho Attorney General asserts Attorney General W Anthony Parks has failed to file legal opinions with the State Law Library as required by law and court direction. He criticizes the handling of civil matters and proposes a deputy attorney general for local cases while opposing a reorganization moving drug enforcement under the Department of Law Enforcement.
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Wayne Kidwell
Idaho
The
Daily Bee
W. .Anthony Park
Kidwell
Sandpoint
North
State Law Library
Parks
State Supreme Court
Law Librarian
Boise Sears
Ada
Canyon
Bonners Ferry
Senate
Department of Law Enforcement
Police Exec Quits Idaho State Police to Join Bank
Col. L. Clark Hand, 57, longtime Idaho State Police superintendent since 1947, resigns to join a Boise bank. Gov. Cecil Andrus notes appointment changes after state government reorganization and says a replacement will be chosen in a few days as Hand reflects on 27 years. Hand recalls the force expanding from 40 to 212 with changes in training and structure.
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John Bender
Hand
Richfield
Rough water shuts Kamloops fishing on the lake
Wind and rough water kept boats in harbor at Garfield Bay and Bayview while John Nichols of Laclede led catches with a 14 pound 8 ounce Kamloop on his second trip. His wife Dorothy also reported a five pound Kamloop, and other anglers weighed Dolly Varden and bokanee at nearby locations.
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Kamloops
Garfield Bay
Bayview
John Nichols
Laclede
Nichols
Dorothy
Green Monarchs
Hope
Walt Kimzey
Ellisport Bay
Pend Oreille Landing
al Sylvester
Trestle Creek
Chris and
May
Idaho Gov Andrus Hedges News With New Reorganization Plan
Newly issued guidelines for 11 agencies under the governor's office require news releases and media contacts to be coordinated with the governor's press secretary. Gov Cecil D Andrus approves all news contacts and legislative dealings, and major programs or federal grants must be cleared first. William J Murphy will direct the executive office and be the sole agency contact, while agencies inform Murphy of meetings and minutes.
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Richard Charnock Boise
UPI
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
William J. Murphy
Gov
Ernor
Murphy
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