Black Sheriff Querie On Beating Charges
Government witnesses testified that Alabama's first black sheriff since Reconstruction and his chief deputy beat an unarmed prisoner at Macon County jail in August. The case centers on Lucius Amerson and Richard Coleman with defense arguing the prisoner was dangerous and that statements were misinterpreted.
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Opelika
Ala
Alabama
Macon County
U.S
Ira Dement
Lucius Amerson
Tuskegee
William J. Baxley
Amerson
Dement
Baxley
Harris
Duboise
Reed
Richard Coleman
Cold Wave Eases Idaho Flood Threat
A cold spell reduced Idaho flood risk with river readings easing at Portneuf Rexburg and Salmon though frost threatens late fruit blooms. Portneuf expected 8.7 feet Wednesday 8.3 feet Thursday Henrys Fork 9.4 feet Thursday Salmon River 1.7 feet below flood stage at 5.3 feet. Frost warnings mean orchards in the small fruit stage remain vulnerable to 30 degree temperatures if sustained.
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Bose
Idaho
State Department of Water Administration
Portneuf
Pocatello
Henry
Rexburg
Henry’s
Salmon
National Weather Service
Sandpoint Youth Baseball Registration Forms Required
SYB president Bob Lindsay warns delayed registration risks league scheduling for three SYB leagues. Registration determines age group participation. All players, new or returning, must submit forms to a school principal or league official. district schools distributed blanks, and a page form is provided for those missing them.
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SYB
Bob Linsday
Linsday
Inland Empire Waterways asks for $61.5 million aid for dam work
The Inland Empire Waterways Assn requests Congress approve $61.5 million for Lower Granite Dam construction and modifications to three Snake River dams to curb fish kills. The proposed 1972 federal budget for Northwest Corps of Engineers, Reclamation, and Bonneville includes a $15 million boost for Lower Granite and $13.2 million for bulkhead installations at Ice Harbor, Lower Monumental, and Little Goose to address nitrogen supersaturation harming migratory fish.
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Washington
UPI
Inland Empire Waterways Assn
Congress
Granite
Snake River
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Bonneville Power Administration
Pacific Northwest
Sion
IEWA
Ice Harbor
Lower Monumental
Snake
Dworshak
Clearwaster
Libby
Dam
Montana
Bonneville Dam
Lower
Columbia
Willamette
Columbia Basin
Tualatin
Oregon
Communications Man Named Barret Rainey Idaho Administrator
Barrett Rainey, congressional correspondent for a Washington DC station, was named administrator of the Idaho Division of Communications. He will earn 14472 dollars annually and replaces Delbert Colwell. Gov Andrus approved the appointment. Rainey previously directed closed circuit TV for SAC and has 12 years of commercial broadcasting experience in Omaha, Idaho Falls, Pocatello and Boise. Balzer becomes assistant administrator overseeing construction and repair.
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Boise Upd
Barrett Rainey
Washington, D.C
Idaho Division of Communications
Rainey
Delbert E. Colwell
Adminis
Trative Services
Robert Lenaghen
Lenaghen
Cecil D. Andrus
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
Omaha
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Boise
Andrus
al Balzer
Brothers Share Service In Vietnam Hoax Revealed
Wesley Storer 22 of Yarmouth shares brother Glenn’s Vietnam service after disguising himself in Glenn’s uniform. Glenn returns from five months in Vietnam and regrets the wartime stakes. Wesley, not in the Army due to a knee injury, is in Chu Lai illegally awaiting passport and exit visa help.
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Yarmouth
Maine
Wesley Storer
Glenn
Vietnam
Wesley
Carleton R. Storer
Ft. Devens
Glenn Storer
Connecticut
Bermuda
Americas
Chu Lai
Wes
Chu Lau
United States
Red Cross
U.S. Command
Saigon
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the Daily Bee
Tues
Querie
Dewey Eugene Duboise
Wilbert Dean Harris
Meek
Fred Reed
Joseph Merriweather Jr
Merriweather
Sandpoint
Parent's Sig
Doug Moran
Ralph Crabb
Buck Clark
Wer
Brothers Share Service
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