Prison Has New PR Man At Idaho Jail
David Smith, an inmate at the Idaho State Penitentiary, now serves in the public relations role speaking for inmates while Robert Warnock handles administration. The program aims to present the inmate perspective to the community and fit workers to jobs they understand. Smith’s work, unpaid, follows post riot reforms including an inmate newspaper and a broader community outreach plan.
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Lindy Hig
Warnock
Smith
Quake Not Likely From Amchitka Blast
Seismologist Dr. Don Anderson of Cal Tech said the Amchitka Island underground test is unlikely to trigger a major quake. He noted no record of nuclear tests causing large quakes and suggested a natural quake would occur anyway be better timed during alert periods.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Amchitka Island
Don Anderson
Seismological Laboratory
Cal Tech
Anderson
Andrus to Testify on National Land Use Plan
Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus will testify Monday before the House Interior Committee in Washington on the national land use plan. He represents the Federation of Rocky Mountain States the State of Idaho and the Natural Resources Committee of the National Governor's Conference. Accompanying him is Martin L. Peterson executive director of the Idaho Human Resources Development.
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Boise
UPD
Cecil D. Andrus
House
Interior Committee
Andrus
Federation of Rocky Mountain States
State of
U S Plans Feed Sale to Russia
U S officials announce a proposed 136 million dollar sale of feed grains to the Soviet Union. Continental Grain Co and Cargill Inc would supply about 2 million tons of corn, 600 thousand tons of barley, and 300 thousand tons of oats. The move follows Nixon lifting licensing requirements for such exports.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Continental Grain Co
Cargill Inc
Nixon
U.S
Commerce Department
U.s.-Russia
Kennedy
Russia
Kennedy Assails Nixon on War and Welfare at Utah Dinner
Senator Edward M Kennedy denounced the Nixon administration as a nation of scared citizens, citing ongoing Southeast Asia war, rising crime, welfare rolls and economic woes. He urged leadership shifts while praising Douglas Wayne Owens, a Kennedy aide, at a $25 dinner in the Hotel Utah attended by about 500. Idaho’s annual gonorrhea total reached 1 439 with 34 cases last week, up from 1 169 a year ago.
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Stanfield
Salt Lake City
UPD
Edward M.nennedy
Nixon
Massachusetts
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Kennedy
Douglas Way
Ne Owens
Senate
Utah
Owens
Sherman P. Lloyd
Congress
FBI
John Mitchell
Boise
UPI
Idaho
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