Supreme Court Decision Sought Over Columbia River Fishing Pact
Idaho Attorney General Wayne Kidwell urges the Supreme Court to rule on the Columbia River salmon and steelhead compact with Washington and Oregon. He argues the pact should be declared invalid in parts to ensure Idaho fish reach spawning tributaries. Washington and Oregon counter that federal dams and other factors complicate relief.
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Ed.rogers
Washington -Copi
Idaho
Wayne le Kidwell
Counsit
Washington
Oregon
Columbia
Kidwell
High Court
R.“Lee Johnson
Supreme Court
Slade. Gorton
Gorton
U.S Corps of Engineers
William’ H. Rehnquist
Warren E. Burger
Supreme
Johnson
Congress
Symms Optimistic With Jimmy Carter
Idaho Congressman Steve Symms said he was cautiously optimistic about the Carter administration and planned to work with colleagues from both parties to restrain Democratic excesses. He warned against a mandate to enact the free spending platform while criticizing inflation taxes and deficits.
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Coeur D’alene
Idaho
Steve Symms
Symms
Congress
Carter
Gress
Idaho Potatoes Keep Look While Breeders Move to New Varieties
University of Idaho researchers say Idaho potatoes will not look or taste different as new higher yielding varieties replace Russel Burbank. Walter Sparks notes breeding aims to boost per acre yields build vigor and disease resistance while preserving familiar size shape and color.
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Moscow
Idaho
U.S. Department of Agriculture Research Service
Aberdeen
Sparks
University of Idaho
Borah reminiscences inspire new Gem Book on Washington years
The University of Idaho Press offers Elephants and Donkeys as the first in the Gem Book series. Mary Louise Perrine edits the memoirs of Mary Borah detailing her 1907 arrival in Washington and post 1940 life among presidents and notable figures. The volume, illustrated with cartoons, costs $3.95 and is available via the Idaho Research Foundation.
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Moscow
University Press of Idaho
Mary
Borah
Washington, D.C
Idaho
William E. Borah
Lion of
Mary Louise Perrine
Roosevelt
Taft
Harding
Coolidge
Vanderbilt
Mary Louise Perring
University of Idaho
Nannabah
Idaho Research Foundation
Industrial Sewage Emerges as Main Pollution Threat in Idaho
A survey of over 71 000 households in Ada and Canyon counties finds industrial sewage cited as the leading water pollution source by about a quarter of respondents. Municipal sewage and septic systems follow, with rural residents blaming agricultural sources less than urban ones.
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Moscow, Idaho
Hallag
Ada
Canyon
Idaho
Boise
Caldwell
Nampa
Hallaq
Andrus Seeks Federal Grant for Idaho Energy Conservation
Idaho Governor Cecil Andrus announced a 53000 federal grant to fund energy conservation planning and education. Of the total, 20000 will support publication and distribution by the Idaho Conservation League, while the remainder funds the Idaho Office of Energy for a state plan. The governor urged insulation and carpooling, noting a recent tax break for home insulation.
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Boise
UPI
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Idaho ‘Conservation: League For
Idaho’ Office
Energy
Last Sextuplet Infant Dies in Naples Hospital
Naples Italy UPI doctors report the final newborn of sextuplets died in the Hospital of the Incurables. The six infants were born to 26 year old Pasqualina Chianese Friday. three died within hours and the last, a boy weighing 28 ounces, died overnight from breathing difficulties and low weight.
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Naples
Italy
UPI
Pasqualina’Chianese
Recount Ordered in Gooding County Sheriff Race
Attorney General Wayne L. Kidwell orders a recount of the Gooding County sheriff votes from the November 2 election after Jim L. Finch who fell 22 votes short submits a $1200 deposit. Incumbent Bart V. Brown 2250 votes to Finch 2229 with 12 precincts. Assistant AG David High says the recount begins Wednesday with his presence planned.
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BOISE
UPT
Wayne L. Kidwell
Gooding County
Kidwell
Jim L. Finch
Bart—V._ Brown
Brown
Finch
David ‘G-High
Pell seeks recount of Ada County Idaho House race
Democrat Kay Pell requests a recount of the Idaho House District 17 race in Ada County after losing by 51 votes to Republican Larry Harris for House Position B. She aims to clarify the vote total and ballot handling process.
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Boise
UPI
Kay Pell
Idaho
House of Representatives
Ada County
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