Andrus Seeks Help on Idaho Potato Shipment Extension
Governor Cecil D. Andrus pursues a three day delivery extension for Idaho potato farmers and shippers. Agriculture Commissioner Oscar Arstein asks for a state order to override exchange rules, but aide Edward Williams says the plan may not apply to direct gubernatorial orders. Williams notes Andrus is still seeking options and may push abolishment of Idaho potato futures.
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Boise
Oscar Arstein
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Edward V. Williams
Andrus
Sand
Williams
Idaho
Nine Team Expanded Men’s Softball Schedule Announced
The men’s slow pitch league grows to nine teams with a first half schedule beginning Monday at Northern Lights Field. Double headers run four nights weekly for about four and a half weeks, then winners meet for the league title. Openers feature Sandpoint Glass vs Olympia and Idaho First National vs Eagles.
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Northern Lights
Teague
Sandpoint Glass
Olympia
Idaho
Eagles
Riccardo
Idaho First National
Bargain Supply
T-Bar
Lucky” Lager
Idaho Potato Commission Approves $226,422 Budget
The Idaho Potato Commission proposed a $226,422 research and education budget for the next fiscal year. A $40,350 grant supports the University of Idaho project on production and maintenance of quality Idaho potatoes. The plan also funds $15,900 for potato quality research and $16,660 for disease resistant potato development. Arstein to urge Idaho russet potatoes removal from the Board of Trade at Sun Valley meeting next month.
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Boise
API
Idaho Potato Commission
University of Idaho
Idaho
Arstein
Sun Valley
Board of Trade
Post Falls Dominates A-2 Regional Meet With 94 Points
Post Falls track team swept the A-2 regional cinder meet on their home track, winning 10 of 17 events and finishing with 94 points to 48 for Orofino. Jim McGoldrich of Orofino, discus star, threw 185-10 1 2 inches, breaking his own state mark and signaling next fall at Washington State University. 16 Post Falls boys qualified for the state meet this weekend.
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Post Falls
Trojans
Profino
Orofino
Jim McGoldrich
McGoldrich
Washington State University
Women s Summer League Opens With Tight Bowling Scores
The Women s Summer League began with ten teams. Pat Becker led the Three Blind Mice with 482 in the opener. Mary Madsen rolled 503 for 12 O Clock High, while Pearl April led The Queens with 468 in a 3 0 win. High nets and gross totals for the night included Becker 482 and 525, with a $1 league sanction fee due.
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Stooges
Pat Becker
Dee Price
Mary Madsen
Lorena Deubel
Linda Collison
VIA
Erma Harper
Sandie Burrough
We Hasta
Vi Vlasak
Bev Longbottom
Alice
Ruth DeVries
Should of Beens
Queens
Pearl April
Nellie Sheffler
Boise State duo sign pro football contracts in Canada
Two Boise State defensive standouts from the Broncos last season signed contracts to play with Canadian teams this fall. Alan Ellert, 6 0, 230 pounds from Milk River Alberta, joined the Calgary Stampeders, while Gordon Steward, 6 3, 250 pounds from Edmonton Alberta, will try out with the Saskatchewan Rough Riders.
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Boise State ‘College
Broncos
Alan Ellert
Gordon Steward
Canada
Ellert
Milk River
Alberta
Calgary Stampeders
Steward
Edmonton
Saskatchewan Rough Riders
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SHS
Twin Falls
Sue Doak
Debbie Chronic
Gayla Chronic
Helen Walkley
Claudia AmmMmerman
Pat Smith
Jan DeBoard
Bee
Claudia Ammerman
Spud Commission
Hams
Sandpoint
Becky Tribe
Nancy Applegate
Renee Savage
Cynthia Calkins
Nancy Kyte
Arleta Kyte
Sue Watson
Susan Osborne
Wanda Dingman
Holly Selle
Dee Critchell
Patty Warrer
Carol Neuman
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