Mobs Turn the Mails Black Campaign Sways Idaho Campuses
A group of University of Idaho students and faculty sold over 11 000 black envelopes bearing the phrase in memory of a Vietnam death to protest the war. Envelopes were distributed in Moscow at Ken's Stationery and other shops with the effort spreading to Lewiston Clarkston and Mountain Home. The campaign drew national attention with coverage in the Washington Post and Baltimore Sun and included outreach to media and peace groups.
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Vietnam
University of Idaho
Southeast Asia
Ken
Student Union
Deanne Hager
Wayne
Mountain Home
Shirley Bruggeman
Clarkston
Lewiston
Hager
Mary Ruth Mann
the University
Idaho
Washington
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Baltimore Sun
San Franciso
KFRC
Dawson Sets School Record In IEL Meet
Sandpoint High senior Chris Dawson cleared 6 2 in the Inland Empire League track meet in Moscow to set a new school high jump record but finished second as Coeur d Alene's Brian Bemis won with 6 5. Sandpoint finished last among six EL schools with 21 points. Lewiston won with 92.
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Chris Dawson
Sandpoint
Moscow
Dawson
Larry Elliot
Eliot
Coeur d’Alene
Brian Bemis
Ate
Bulldogs
Jack Martin
Frank Lyons
Tom Jones
Lewiston
OSHA reports high violation rate from inspections
OSHA released figures for the first eight months of its fiscal year showing 19 220 inspections across 17 473 establishments employing about 3 402 502 workers. It cited 52 244 violations in 14 184 citations, with penalties totaling 1 166 909 and 1 978 complaints. The agency plans to expand its Construction Safety and Advisory Committee from nine to 15 members.
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Washington, D.C
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
The
Safety Administration
Acting FBI Chief Gray Aims to Be Nixon’s Top Choice
The article reports Acting FBI Director L Patrick Gray aims to lead the bureau permanently, possible appointment by Nixon after the election. He plans to visit all FBI offices, quiz top directors, and priorities include Files and Communications, Domestic Intelligence, and organized crime. He noted no confirmed secret files on politicians and emphasized openness with the press.
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Washington Wapd
FBI
Patrick Gray
New Post New Post
Nixon
Special
Washington
Gray
J. Edgar Hoover
Merian
Miss
James
Eastland
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Hoover
Nformation
Vandaleers to Tape Idaho Spring Concert in Spokane
The University of Idaho Concert Choir directed by Glen R. Lockery will record a 30 minute video of their spring program in Spokane this weekend. The video tour replaces the annual spring tour and is sponsored by the Associated Students of the University of Idaho. Joyce Campbell of KUID TV is producing and directing.
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Moscow
University of Idaho
Kuid-Tv
TOPS Report Highlights April May Weigh-Ins And Losses
April 18 meeting 53 members net loss 59 1 4 pounds led by Judy Dalgren 6 3 4 pounds. April 25 43 members net loss 23 pounds top loser Betty Pennell. May 2 49 members net loss 37 3 4 pounds Pat Rodgers Emma Kidish tied at six pounds. April monthly top loser Betty Pennell 13 1 2 pounds runner up Sherry Campbell 12 pounds. Fourteen members attended the Twin Falls convention.
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Judy Dalgren
Sherry Campbell
Betty Pennell
Pat Rodgers
Emma Kidish
Ioss
Nancy Pratt
Gracie Irons
Marilyn Bruce
Ruth Bloom
Twin Falls
Health Department and Education Welfare Launch Joint Initiatives
The Department of Health Education and Welfare collaborates with multiple professional organizations to advance public health and education programs. The alliance aims to improve services, funding, and policy guidance nationwide through coordinated efforts and shared resources.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Lax Security Blamed In Latest Hijacking
Two men who sat near a hijacker on a Western Airlines jet say lax security caused the incident. They testified the gun was hidden in a hollowed book and security knew of the suspect yet failed to stop the hijack to Cuba. The Boeing 737 originated in Salt Lake City and flew to Los Angeles after stops in Dallas and Tampa.
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Western Airlines
Cuba
Raisins Ghassee Stee
Chuck Otto
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Airlines
Salt Lake City
Amico
Otto
Michael
Lynn, Hansen
Salt Lake ‘City
North Vietnam
Dallas
Tampa
Fla
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