Andrus Leads Regional Satellite TV Plan for Idaho
Governor Andrus, elected chair of the Rocky Mountain Federation of States, pushes a NASA and HEW funded satellite project to deliver regionally produced educational television to eight states. He says communities in the mountains gain access and cities gain added program benefits, viewing the venture as a clean Idaho economy boost. The project, overseen by the Federation Telecommunications Committee, could cost up to 25 million dollars in federal funds.
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Rocky Mountain Federation of States
Idaho
NASA
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Federation
Telecommunications Committee
Vandals Seek Eighth Win Against Montana State
Idaho Vandals chase a record seventh straight win as they host Montana State at the new Idaho stadium at 12 30 p m Coach Don Robbins says the team is prideful about the streak and aims to finish strong before potential national ranking consideration.
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Idaho Vandals
Montana State Bobcats
Idaho Stadium
Don Robbins
Auto makers seek price increases under Nixon plan
Ford and Chrysler say they will seek government approval for price hikes on 1972 models as Phase II of Nixon wage price guidelines begins. GM and AMC are expected to follow, citing higher material and production costs and unclear recovery amounts.
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Richard Hughes
Detroit
UPID
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Nixon
General Motors
American Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Ford Board
Henry Ford I
Price Commission
AMC
Hansen Declines Senate Bid to Stay in House
Rep. Orvald Hansen of Idaho said he will not run for the U.S. Senate in 1972 and will remain neutral in the GOP primary. He will support his party’s nominee in the general election, noting current committee assignments and seniority favor continued service in the House to serve Idaho.
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Orvald Hansen
Idaho
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Hansen
Senate
Sen B. Jordan
Ridayo
Farm Prices Will Rise Says Hardin
Outgoing Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin predicted higher farm prices and good prospects for Nixon among farm belt voters in 1972. He noted a 1971 corn crop report about 152 million bushels higher than expected, and said most farmers can hold crops on federal loans until prices improve.
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UPD
Clifford M. Hardin
Nixon
Hardin
Ralston Purina Co
St. Louis
Earl L. Butz
Purdue University
Eisenhower
Phil Campbell
Butz
Cargo Plane Crash at Little Rock Base Kills Ten
A C130 cargo aircraft crashed during a routine familiarization flight at Little Rock Air Force Base. Ten of the 11 crew and student airmen aboard were killed. one survived in critical condition. The four engine Hercules carried 40,000 pounds of fuel and burst into a large fireball on impact at 7:11 am. Names of the deceased were withheld pending relatives notified.
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Little Rock
Little Rock Air Force Base
Arkansas
Air Force
Navy Seaman Apprentice Returns Home From Western Pacific Deployment
Navy Seaman Apprentice Michael F. Lund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Evans of Salmon Idaho, has returned to homeport at Alameda California after a seven month deployment to the Western Pacific aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Midway.
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Navy
Michael F. Lund
Jack M. Evans
Salmon, Idaho
Alameda
Calif
Western Pacific
Midway
Idaho Vandals Schedule First Full Cage Scrimmage
Coach Wayne Anderson plans the first full game scrimmage for the Idaho basketball team at Memorial Gym following the Idaho Montana State football game. Only two veterans return as seven seniors graduated this year, with transfers and freshmen competing for spots and a home opener set for December 1 versus Whitworth.
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Idaho
Memorial Gymnasium
Anderson
Paul Hardt
Boise
Don Beane
Dayton
Ohio
Chris Clark
Sandpoint
Carlos Perkins
New York
Carl Robinson
el Paso
Texas
Mike Lukasovich
Lindy Hinkelman
Stevenson
Marty Siegwein
University of Washington
Vandals
Whitworth
North Idaho College Cross Country finishes strong season
Sandpoint sophomore Jim Martin leads NIC cross country as runner up on the debut season for the program. The team won a dual meet against Gonzaga and placed third at the Northwest Community College League championship in Spokane. Martin is a Sandpoint High School graduate.
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Jim Martin
Sandpoint
North Idaho College
North Idaho
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Martin
Sandpoint High School
Bowling News Recap Top Women and Men Scores
Marilyn Reno led women with a high single of 230 and Bill Beyer topped men with 244. Ed Ham claimed high three line gross with 677 and Willy Gooby followed with 610.
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Marilyn Reno
Bill Beyer
Ed Ham
Willy Gooby
Eagles Wednesday Night Bowling Leaders and Honors
Bob Green led men with 169 high game and Jo Hansen led women with 575 high series. Herb Bricker held men's high series at 590 while Madge Nordgaarden topped women with 155 in a 590 575 scoring night for the Eagles league results.
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Bob Green
Madge Nordgaarden
Herb Bricker
Jo Hansen
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