McGovern Urges Compassion in Carter Spending Fight
UPI reports Senator George McGovern urging President Carter to balance the budget with compassion and common sense. He says the issue is not more or less spending but what money is spent and on whom, criticizing inflation fears and defense spending that harms jobless and poor.
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New York
UPI
George McGovern
Carter
South Dakota
Fund For New Priorities
McGovern
Pentagon
NRA opens annual meet in Cincinnati amid gun law debate
NRA opens its 12 million member convention in Cincinnati after cancelling Washington DC plans over strict gun laws. Maxwell E. Rich says 30,000 expected and notes the move stems from DC restrictions affecting the exhibit and headquarters relocation to Colorado Springs. The American Civil Liberties Union holds a handgun control rally downtown.
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Rick van Sant
Cincinnati
UPI
National Rifle Association
Washington, D.C
NRA
District of Columbia
Maxwell E. Rich
American Civil Liberties Union
Rich
United States
Districts of Columbia
Salt Lake City
Colorado Springs
Cadlo
Evans Advised To Meet With Council
Idaho Gov John V Evans faces drought funding gaps with three agencies short of money He plans to seek supplemental appropriations in January State Sen Phil Batt urged Evans to meet with legislative leaders Batt suggested the Legislative Council as the least expensive avenue for cross party talks in hopes of a solution.
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Boise
UPD
Phil Batt
Wilder
John V. Evans
Legislative Council
Evans
Batt
Senate
Idaho Press Club
Buck Owens Ads Seek Lost Bride After Vegas Wedding
Buck Owens, 47, placed ads in The Statesman and 17 California papers seeking his bride Jana Jae Greif, 33, whom he married May 2 in Las Vegas. After a three day marriage, he filed annulment papers but then dropped them and now searches California for Jana Jae to rejoin his band, offering a $10,000 campaign.
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Sandy Friedman
Los Angeles
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Jana Jae
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Friedman
California
Bette Hopper
Fruitland
Vorster Says U S Cannot Compare Negro With African Black
In a Vienna press conference Prime Minister Vorster defended South Africa's policy of separate racial development and rejected United States efforts to equate the American black with Africans. He contrasted U S views with South Africa's stance, noting blacks in South Africa have their own identity and arguing against being swamped or overwhelming influx controls. Mondale pressed for full explanations of U S positions.
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Vienna
Austria
UPD
John Vorster
Walter Mondale
United States
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Mondale
South ‘Africa
United ‘States
U. S
South Africa
Five arrested in Boise and Ketchum drug raids
Idaho narcotics agents seized 68 pounds of marijuana and seven ounces of cocaine in Boise and Ketchum raids. Two men from Salt Lake City and Rupert were jailed on charges of delivery and possession with intent. In Ketchum, three others from Bellevue Twin Falls and Hailey faced cocaine delivery counts with bonds set varying from 2,500 to 30,000 dollars.
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UPI
Ketchum
Idaho Bureau of ‘Narcotics
John C
Smith VI
Salt Lake City
Ronald O. Moller
Rupert
Frank Cianelli
Bellevue
Raymond Jeff
Twin Falls
Paul O’connell
Hailey
Cianeli
Jef
O’connell
Cianelli
Jeff
O'Connell
Soviets Reply With Ideas in SALT Talks Move
Geneva report says the Soviet Union presented a number of ideas rather than a full plan in response to U S proposals. Hodding Carter III noted the talks were crucial as negotiators moved toward a framework for an arms control accord.
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Jim Anderson
Geneva
Switzerland
UPS
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Hodding Carter III
Cyrus Vance
Carter
Andrei Gramyko
Senior Citizens Not Participating in Idaho Programs
Gov. John V. Evans told the state aging conference that fewer than 2 percent of Idahoans over 60 participate in senior programs. He urged outreach and community involvement to reach more seniors and directed the Office on Aging to pursue all possible methods of assistance.
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Idaho
UPI
John V. Evans
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House to vote on disabled veterans benefits bills
Rep George Hansen announces three measures in the House Veterans Affairs Committee. The key bill would grant a six percent cost of living increase in monthly payments to disabled veterans and to the survivors of veterans who died from war wounds. The other bills would adjust compensation for veterans who suffered a second disability and provide an allowance for World War I veterans needing specially equipped automobiles.
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Washington
House
George Hansen
Idaho
Hansen
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Ethene
Hansen's
Veteran's Affairs
Kenya Hunting Ban Triggers Huntt ers Clash Over Wildlife Policy
Kenya banned hunting to protect wildlife for posterity drawing ire from professional hunters who warn of catastrophic losses. Tour operators foresee over 1 million dollars annual revenue drop from shooting permits as poachers and habitat loss threaten elephants rhinos and other species.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
Tsavo
Masai Mara
Amboseli
Marsabit
Mathews Ogutu
Africa
Ogutu
Professional Hunters Association
Timated
Arthritis Pain Formula promises morning relief
Advertisement claims Arthritis Pain Formula, from the makers of Anacin, reduces morning stiffness with a strong but gentle tablet you can take on an empty stomach and still wake without pain. It promises hours of relief and less frequent dosing.
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