Across and Down Crossword Clues List
A compact crossword clue set listing definitions for across and down entries with numbers and one given theme. Includes terms like infant crazes coronet spirit lamp Jacob s conger mulberry Scotland poet tedious haggle revolve speaks exclamation letter pronoun aquatic mammals Indonesian island to forgo archipelago abrupt heathen images French river moisture possess and a crossing clue European sea.
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Rugged Mountain Crest
Spirit Lamp
Jacob's
Music Note
Conger
Mulberry
Scotland
Drought Relief Funds Granted to Idaho BLM Projects
The Bureau of Land Management in Idaho receives 389 860 dollars from a 3.5 million federal drought relief appropriation. Projects focus on southern Idaho rangelands and include water system improvements, insect detection, bird and wild horse protection, and fire control travel.
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Boise
UPI
Bureau of Land Management
Idaho
United States
William L. Mathews
Mathews
Fish Salvaging Probable as Drought Worsens in Idaho
Idaho Fish and Game outlines salvage guidelines as drought worsens this summer. Salvage may accompany liberalized rules. public salvage requires department action first and verification by a Fish and Game representative. Public salvage allowed if fish are distressed, with on-site verification.
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Boise
UPS
Idaho Department of Fish and Game
Fish and Game Commission
Fish and Game
Idaho drops application fee for controlled hunt permits
Hunters need not pay a $1 application fee this year but will incur permit charges if drawn. Permit costs: deer 3 dollars elk 5 moose 10 antelope 5 bighorn sheep 10 mountain goat 10. Bills go to successful applicants. A two year wait for deer permits started last year, making 1976 drawn hunters ineligible this year.
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Boise
API
Idaho
Department of Fish and Game
Hydro Power Backed by Idaho Governor Evans
Gov John V Evans urged maximum development of hydro electric facilities in Idaho before coal or nuclear plants. He told Twin Falls Times News hydro generators should be installed on low head reservoir dams to quickly bring power online and address drought and energy shortages.
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Idaho
Evans
Twin Falls
Supreme Court to rule on 14th Amendment and tribal membership
The Supreme Court agrees to hear whether the 14th Amendment can be used by federal courts to ban sexually discriminatory tribal membership rules. A New Mexico tribe backed by major Indian groups argues such rules threaten tribal culture and that federal intervention exceeds traditional tribal jurisdiction.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
New Mexico
Martinez
Thi
Isiders
District’ Court
U.S. Circuit Court of ‘Appeals
Denver
Appeals “Court
U.S
Montana Supreme Court upholds utility tax method
The Montana Supreme Court upheld a unitary assessment method used to tax Pacific Light & Power Co as fair. It rejected claims that Montana overtaxed the company by counting system-wide income and costs to value Montana property, noting the property value reflects use and income within the interstate system.
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Oregon
Washington
California
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
Tax Appeal Board
Lewis and Clark County
Peter Meloy
State Supreme Court
Four Die Over Weekend In Idaho Traffic Accidents
Four persons died in Idaho traffic incidents over the weekend. Victims include Tawanya Hawkes 13 and Don V Hawkes 11 of Ammon in a car train collision near Firth. Kirk Burnett 17 of Idaho City in a head on crash near Mountain Home. William Marshall Conroy 17 of Caldwell in a one car rollover near Nampa. Rochester 11 of Wilder was seriously hurt when his motorcycle hit a car driven by Renaldo Rodrigues 17 of Wilder near Fargo.
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United Press International
Idaho
Firth
Tawanya Hawkes
Don V. Hawkes
Ammon
Kirk Burnett
Idaho City
William Marshall Conroy
Caldwell
Roger Rochester
Wilder
Hawkes
Union Pacific
Vickie
Tena
Scott
Burnett
Kenneth D. Howell
Mountain Home Air Force Base
Robie Creek
Boise
Conroy
Nampa
Rochester
Renaldo Rodrigues
Fargo
St. Alphonsus Hospital
Energy Taxes Would Be Returned to Public, Blumenthal Says
Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal told the House Ways and Means Committee that nearly all funds from proposed energy taxes would be returned to the public via direct rebates. He outlined per capita credits for all income taxpayers and Social Security, SSI, AFDC, and welfare recipients, with rebates to offset higher energy costs under Carter's plan. The taxes would fund crude oil and gas levies, with rebates totaling about 2.4 billion in 1978 and 9.4 billion in 1985, and credits to incentivize conservation and drilling.
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Don Phillips Washington
UPI
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
House
Ways and Means
Carter
Blumenthal
al Ullman
Kansas City mayor leads war on prostitution turns into empty army
Mayor Charles B Wheeler Jr declared war on prostitution and asked residents to volunteer. By today only four men and two women have signed up and await orders. Police have conducted sweeps arresting dozens of suspected prostitutes as Wheeler departs for Japan leaving instructions to be enforced by police. Ocelot Theresa Anne Rowell, 24, leader of COYOTE, was arrested twice near 12th and Baltimore and posted bond both times. She plans to rally opposition to the crackdown.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Charles B. Wheeler Jr
Wheeler
Japan
City
Kansas City
Coyote
Ocelot
Theresa Anne Rowell
12Th
Baltimore
Ocell
DES Lawsuit Dismissed in Detroit by Judge
A judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by 144 women who alleged their mothers took the hormone DES during pregnancy to prevent miscarriages, claiming the claims were insufficient to proceed. The ruling ends the civil action in Detroit with no damages awarded.
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Melanie Deeds Detroit
UPI
Wayne County
Cervix
Roumell
Oil Shortage May Lead To World War Study Warns
A MIT backed international study warns that an oil supply demand gap could trigger energy shortages and possibly wars as early as 1981 83. It calls for a global shift from oil to alternative energy with conservation measures and warns failure to act could raise energy prices deepen economic strain and heighten conflict risks.
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Edward K. Delong
Washington
UPI
United States
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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French River
European Sea
Brown
Mr. Ladd
Naut
Idaho News
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UPD
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William S. Hadaway
Rinsenvac
Taft's Variety Inc
1St. Ave
Sandpoint, Id
Santa Clara
N.M
Pueblo
Julia Martinez
Arapahoe
New York
Association of ‘American: ‘Indian Affairs, “Inc
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Pacific Light & Power Co., Incorporated
Maine
Montana Supreme Court
Missouri
DES
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Zenith
Schoo
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