Environmental Workshop to Address Local Pollution in Sandpoint
MOSCOW A May 21 1973 workshop in Sandpoint aims to locate local pollution solutions. The event at Sandpoint High School starts 7 p.m. with participants from the University of Idaho Bureau of Public Affairs Research Panhandle Health District and DECS guiding 20 state sessions statewide.
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Sandpoint
Bureau of Public Affairs Research
University of Idaho
Panhandle Health District
Idaho Department of Environmental and Community Services
DECS
A. J. Eiguren
Eiguren
Mike McMasters
George Dekan
Panhandle
Kenneth Lustig
Jack Ross
Sydney Duncombe
Bureau
News Meetings Could Have Spared Nixon
Helen Thomas says Nixon would have avoided the dilemma of appearing duped if he had held more news conferences. Truman held 324 conferences. Nixon 30 in four years. She notes tougher questions ahead and warns the Watergate controversy may not force resignation.
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College Corner
Ohio
UPI
White House
Helen Thomas
Nixon
Miss Thomas
UPI Editors Association
Harry S. Truman
Rattlesnake Box Sermon Provokes Tense Chapel Scene
In Kernersville North Carolina a visiting Tennessee minister, Listen Pack, prayed over a rattlesnake brought in a box during a Chapel of Jesus service. The snake caused children to move to the back as Danny Smith of Morristown handed the reptile to Pack after it was opened.
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Kernersville, N. Co
UPI
Tennessee
Chapel of Jesus Church
Danny Smith
Morristown
Tenn
Listen Pack
Newport
Bowman Found, Search Goes On For Williams
Nez Perce County deputies continued river searches on the Snake River for Ed Williams of Meridian missing since April 23 after a boating accident that killed his cousin Jack Bowman. Williams was feared drowned along with Bowman after the Imnaha Rapids capsize.
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Lewiston
UPI
Nez Perce County
Snake River
Here
Ed Williams
Meridian
Williams
Jack Bowman
Bowman
Imnaha
Treasury Official Goes On Administrative Leave Over Watergate Clemen
Treasury official John J. Caulfield 44 asked for leave after a Los Angeles Times report he met with Watergate figure James W. McCord Jr. seeking executive clemency in exchange for silence. Caulfield, a White House aide earlier, held a top post at the Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms Bureau and moved to Treasury last year.
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UPD
Treasury Department
Treasury
John J. Caulfield
Los Angeles Times
Caulfield
White House
James W. McCord Jr
the Times
McCord
George Washington Memorial Parkway
Potomac River
Watergate
O&e
Mon
New York City
John D. Ehrlichman
John W. Dean II
Department
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau
Howard Hunt
Nixon
Newsweek Magazine
Dean
John Ehrlichman
Hunt
Idaho Officials Win First Employment Security Awards
Martin L. Peterson the executive director of the Idaho Human Resource Development Commission and Robert E Bailey editor of the Buhl Herald are to receive the first citation awards from the Idaho chapter of the International Association of Personnel in Employment Security. They will be honored at the state convention in Idaho Falls scheduled for Friday and Saturday per citation award Chairman Mrs Harold L Byard Boise.
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Boise
Mother's Day Sign Read Dick Don't Bomb Cambodia Mothers
Psychiatrist Robert Spitzer flew a 70 foot sky sign over San Francisco reading Dick Don't Bomb Cambodia Mothers. He paid $300 to rent a helicopter for two hours and placed the message over key landmarks during a baseball game at Candlestick Park.
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Robert Spitzer
Nixon
Becly
Palto Alto
Calif
Spitzer
G0lden Gate Bridge
Candestick Park
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