Idaho Leads Nation With Schmitz Votes
Final returns show Idaho gave American Party candidate John Schmitz 9 percent of the statewide vote, the highest percentage in the nation. Schmitz drew 28,221 votes, beating Alaska Utah and Oregon, with strong county results in Ada, Bonneville and Canyon and statewide comments from party chair Nolan Victor.
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Utah
Oregon
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LDS Church
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Angela Davis
Richard Nixon
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Nixon
John Birch Society
John Birch Socerty
Communist Party
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Fremont
Jefferson
Madison
Ada
Bannock
Bingham
Bonneville
Canyon
Kootenai
Twin Falls
Santa Claus stamp issued to honor children of Christmas
Washington reports the first Santa Claus commemorative stamp issued by the U S Postal Service at a ceremony attended by eight year old Barbara Lee and three generations of Virginia O Hanlon descendants. Postmaster General Klassen said the stamp honors the Barbaras of the world as children embody the Christmas spirit. The service plans to print 2 billion stamps this season including another stamp with angels from a National Gallery painting.
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UPD
United States
Barbara Lee
Mill Valley
Calif
Francis P. Church
The
New York Sun
Virginia O’hanlon
Virginia
Santa Claus
Little Barbara
Postal Service
National Gallery
Mary
E. T. Klassen
Suspects Named In Moon Murders
FBI files tie Sherman McCrary and Carl Taylor to at least six full moon era killings from Nevada to Texas. Victims shot with .32 caliber shells, five by the same revolver, with a key Texan murder linked to a 1971 armed supermarket holdup in Santa Barbara.
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California
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Kearns
Utah
Salt Lake
Nevada
Elko County
Mesquite
Dallas County
Tex
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Taylor
Texas
Lakewood
Colo
Leeora Looney
Thornton
Dallas
Ginger
Athens
Carolyn
Danny
United States
A. M. Eberhart
Folsom Prison
San Quentin
Elizabeth Perryman
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Coveys
Energy Needs Bring Concern
Robert T. Jaske of Battelle Northwest warned Idaho engineers and faculty that power demand could triple in coming decades if efficiency does not improve. He noted home use may be overstated and urged better lighting insulation and microwaves to reduce demand as building materials evolve by 1995.
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Idaho
Robert T. Jaske
Battelle-Northwest
Richland
Wash
Jaske
University of Idaho
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