Jewell leads Idaho State wrestlers into tough schedule
Pocatello Idaho state university begins wrestling practice under coach Tom Jewell who faces a transition year with three weight classes unsettled. The schedule projects opponents from the pacific eight big ten western athletic conference and big sky with indpendents air force academy and Boise state noted.
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Census in Boise slated for later finish, reapportionment delayed
Myron Schlechte of the Legislative Council says the census will not be detailed enough for 1971 reapportionment. Officials expect a final count by city and county in fall 1970, with block-by-block data due by mid-1971 after talks with census leaders from 30 states in Washington.
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Dope Theft Probed at Bannock Memorial Hospital
Pocatello police investigate the theft of about 1,300 narcotic doses from Bannock Memorial Hospital pharmacy. Head pharmacist Robert Endo says a thief forced entry using a pushcart battering ram, stealing 100 liquid doses of dilaudid 500 morphine tablets 400 morphine liquid doses 36 numorphan doses and other narcotics. Morphine tablet strengths ranged from one eighth to one half grain.
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Planning Meet Boise Teaches Idaho Officials
Local government officials and planning commissioner gather in Boise for the fourth annual Idaho Association of Planning Officials meeting. Lt. Gov. Jack M. Murphy is among featured speakers along with Dr. Lyle Stanford of the College of Idaho Harlon C. Ray of the federal Water Pollution Control Administration and Dr. John Eyre of Idaho State University.
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Demolition Begins in Boise Renewal Project
The Boise Redevelopment Agency awarded Stafford Excavation and Demolition, Co. a contract to raze the old General Tire Co. structure, marking the first building clearance in Boise urban renewal efforts.
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Governor Don Samuelson tours Idaho listening to people
Gov. Don Samuelson arrived in Lewiston for a tour designed to sample state and local opinions. He held a morning meeting in Orofino and an afternoon session with Lewiston city and Nez Perce County officials before planning a Grangeville talk to discuss local and state problems. This trip brings his total counties visited to 20.
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General Tire parcel to become temporary parking site in Boise
Frank Mair, director of the redevelopment agency, said the General Tire property on Eighth and Front Streets will be razed and used temporarily as a parking lot to ease Boise’s growing need for parking. The site will later become part of several Front Street parking structures in the seven block urban renewal area.
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Turner embezzlement case prompts new lawsuits in Idaho
Boise reports escalating litigation over Oliver B. Turner embezzlement allegations as he allegedly obtained over 300000 in state funds during his tenure as road auditor. Marshal M. Donoho sues in Fourth District Court for 2166 claiming work and materials to Italian Gardens restaurant Turner owned. State Tax Commission sues Verna H. Joslin for money owed to Turner.
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Idaho State Prepares for Nevada Clash in Las Vegas
Idaho State quarterback Jerry Dunne aims to return in Las Vegas to face the University of Nevada as Dan Hart, who filled in, also musters limited action. Ed Bell continues his record chase with 12 receptions and two touchdowns while Dunne leads NCAA total offense. The Flea and Bell pace ISU to new school marks as Portland State setback linger.
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Bullet Fatal in Boise Leaves 15 Year Old Robert Fish
Robert L. Fish, 15, of Mountain Home Idaho died after surgery for a head wound at Boise’s St Alphonsus Hospital. Authorities say the Boise base report indicates the boy shot himself Tuesday while home alone with a .22 caliber rifle. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Fish of Mountain Home Air Force Base.
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Bell System gains despite large long distance rate cuts
FCC approves AT&T plan to cut long distance charges by 237 million dollars annually by February while allowing higher revenues than before. The reductions come through lower per call costs or longer reduced rate talking times, with AT&T filing details later.
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