Andrus urges Seattle club to back Chamberlain Basin wilderness
Idaho Governor Cecil Andrus asks Rotary Club members to press senators and congressmen for support as Congress considers the Omnibus Wilderness bill. He rejects a 400000 acre cut from the Idaho Primitive Area, argues the Chamberlain Basin sustains elk and 190 wildlife species and serves as irreplaceable wilderness rather than timber or mineral land.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
Idaho
Cecil D. Andrus
Chamberlain Basin
Rotary Club
Tam
Ford Administration
Andrus
Oregon-Washington
Salmon River
Bond Failure Spurs Planning For Next Move In Boise
An executive committee meets Friday to decide next steps after voters rejected a proposed 8.6 million Morrison Center for performing arts bonds. The panel will check if the 3.5 million Morrison Family Foundation gift remains available and, if so, review alternatives.
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Boise
UPS
Morrison Center For Performing Arts
Ralph Comstock Jr
Harry W Morrison Family Foundation
Morrison Foundation
Low Milk Prices From Out Of State In Idaho
University of Idaho economist Dr. Russel Withers says Idaho dairymen receive low prices because only 30 percent of their milk is consumed in the state. He notes the milk flow to market remains similar to 1971 and Idaho is a surplus producer with most milk going to manufactured dairy products.
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Idaho
Moscow, Idaho
UPI
University of Idaho
Russel Withers
Blacks Only Hiring Permit Revoked in Spokane
The Washington Human Rights Commission revoked a 1971 permit allowing Spokane to hire only blacks as east side recreation directors. The commission said non-discrimination requires hiring based on individual capabilities, not race, though it praised recognizing minority needs.
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Spokane
UPI
Washington Human Rights Commission
Craig Cole
Commission
Cole
Crash Kills Boise Man
Rodney Yancey 22 of Boise dies from injuries in motorcycle pickup crash on Highway 44 west of Boise. Douglas B. Baugess 27, the motorcycle rider, dies earlier in the collision. Baugess was jumpmaster at Jump West Parachute Center near Star. his ashes and four skydivers followed after services in Boise.
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Boise
UPI
Rodney Yancey
Yancey
Douglas B. Baugess
Bauguess
Jump West
Star
Earth
Community group notices and meet dates in Sandpoint region
A collection of upcoming meetings and events including DAV and Aux meetings at Sandpoint Community Hall on Fri Nov 7 at 8 p.m, Bonner General Hospital Auxiliary Board Nov 12 at 9:30 a.m, Women of the Moose card party Nov 6 at Moose Hall, Bonner County Senior Citizens Council Nov 8 at 2 p.m, Unity gathering Nov 10 at VFW Hall, Kootenai School PTO chili feed Nov 8 5–8 p.m, St Josephs Altar Society Nov 6 8:30 p.m, North Idaho Community Concert harpist shows Nov 9–10, Bonner County Legal Secretaries Association Nov 6 7:30 p.m, St High Leohone Carnival Nov 15 6:30 p.m, Sandpoint Sr High Booster KJRB game Nov 22, Girl Scout Leaders meeting Nov 11 9:30–11:30 a.m, Kootenai Better Community Club Nov 10 8 p.m, Golden Eagle dance Nov 7, Eagle series meeting Nov 6, Fourth Annual Youth Gospel Variety Show Nov 8 7:30 p.m, Shakespearean film festival starting Thurs 8 p.m, Second Stage Theatre events Nov 8, Welcome Wagon no-host lunch Nov 12, American Legion Veterans Day dinner Nov 12, Mariners International dinner Nov 7, Rocky Mountain Rovers 4H Club Nov 11 7–8:30 p.m, United Methodist Women Nov 18 7:30 p.m. Installation of officers.
No Power Plant Decision Due Yet In Idaho
A spokesman for the Army Corps of Engineers says a decision on raising Lucky Peak Reservoir to add an electric power plant and another water outlet is at least a year away. The Walla Walla district engineer Col Nelson Conover said funding could push the timeline to three years or more, with the study finishing by next fall and another workshop and public meeting planned before then.
Plug Pulled Kills Terminally Ill Girl
Maryjane Dahl a 16 year old from Selden NY died minutes after Nassau Hospital respirator was unplugged. Nassau County detectives say the plug was pulled and not likely to fall out by itself. Her mother and aunt were with her. police and medical examiner will determine if death was natural, device failure, or willful tampering.
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Henry G. Logeman
Mineola
UPI
Maryjane Dahl
Selden
Nassau Hospital
Edward Curran
Nassau County
Miss Dahl
Hodgkins
Janet Sargent
Upper Nyack
Jane Sheehan
Walter Siben
Lukash
Idaho proposes staged upgrades in teacher certification
The Profession al standards Commission drafts new Idaho teacher registration rules to raise classroom competence. Proposals require baccalaureate for initial certs in elementary, secondary, and special ed, plus a fifth year or master's degree for full professional status after six years. Public hearings may be held before adoption.
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Richard Charnock Boise
UPI
Idaho
Professional Standards Commission
Commission
State Board of Education
Sue Hovey
Moscow
Grain deal to be debated at Idaho wheat congress
Idaho State Wheat Growers Association to hear both sides of the US Russian grain deal in Boise with Don Woodward of the National Association of Wheat Growers opposing government interference and Peter Pauli of the Agriculture Department presenting the administration view after a Tuesday luncheon discussion.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho State Wheat Growers Association
Don Woodward
Pendleton
Ore
National Association of Wheat Growers
Peter Pauli
Washington, D.C
Department of Agriculture
Woodward
Pauli
Foreign Agricultural Service
Suit Filed Over Parking Ticket damages Boise case
Dennis Fisceer of Boise filed a 6250 suit against Boise City and three employees claiming the city refused to pay damages after a parking ticket was wrongfully issued to his car. He says his car was parked at a lodge by Salmon River on Sept 17, 1974 and the citation cited another car with the same license number. He was later charged with failing to pay the ticket and arrested, but Magistrate Alan Schwartzman dismissed the charges on the prosecutor’s motion.
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Boise
UPI
Dennis Fisceer
Boise City
Fischer
Salmon River
Fishcer
Alan Schwartzman
Prosecutors Elect James Gooding Idaho Association Head
The Idaho Prosecuting Attorneys Association elected Andrew F James Gooding as president for 1976, succeeding Ben Cavaness. Ronald Schuiling of American Falls is vice president, Larry Walker of Weiser is secretary, and Bill Carson of Arco is treasurer.
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Boise
UPD
Idaho Prosecuting Attorneys Association
Andrew F James Gooding
Ben Cavaness
American Falls
Ronald Schuiling
Orofino
Larry Walker
Weiser
Bill Carson Arco
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6Th & Oak
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Ponderay
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Nampa
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