Spokane to curb auto exhaust downtown by 1976
EPA announces a seven part program in Spokane to cut automobile exhaust to meet mid 1976 standards. The plan includes auto maintenance inspections parking management pollution control retrofits for older cars carpool matching transit improvements traffic signal coordination bike lanes and downtown parking racks.
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L. Edwin Coate
EPA
Seattle
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Coate
Kaniksu Bowling League Scores and Prize Winners
Match results include Bargain Supply and Art Ruyle 2 2, M&J Food City beating Sayers, and Kincaid Electric tying Connies Cafe. Elaine Clark earned high net game 195 and Patty McGovern high gross series 580. Prizes awarded to Katie Croy 212, Sandie Burrough 241, Leila Witherell 634.
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Korner Cafe
Sayers
Art Ruyle
Connies
Kincaid el
M&j
Bon
Bargain
Bargain Supply
M&j Food City
Kincaid Electric
Connies Cafe
Bonner Building
Konner Cafe
Elaine Clark
Patty McGovern
Kaniksu
Town House
Ida
Katie Croy
Louise Olenslagers
Berniece LaFore
Pat Redmond
Betty Forell
Ginny Elder
Lucky Lager
Idaho
Nat. Bank
Mary Madsen
Opal Collison
Sandie Burrough
Bank
Ethel Book
Phyllis Thurlow
Jeanine Decker
Sandpoint Motor
Vi Vlasak
Sandy Roberts
Judith Larkin
Joyce Webb
Sandpoint
Frances Crardett
Dort MéeCrum
Northern Lights
Sandpoint Bowl
Penny Armstrong
Ann Lubbers
Val Sawyer
Lily Bergstrom
Marks Beyer
Minnie Attwood
Co-op
Barbara Remmers
Mary Kimball
Helen Ham
Leila Witherell
Creamery to close in Payette Idaho plant
The Dairymen's Creamery Association plans to shut its Payette Idaho plant Thursday night and lay off about 12 workers though the Caldwell based group will keep some operations there. The Payette facility has been phased out from processing to receiving only since last July.
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Payette
Senate committee backs pay bill to clear Saxbe obstacle
The Senate Civil Service Committee unanimously approves a salary cutting bill to permit Senator William Saxbe to serve as attorney general at the pre increase pay of 35000. The measure faces a possible Judiciary Committee referral amid constitutional questions raised by Byrd while acting AG Bork testifies it removes constitutional concerns.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Civil Service Committee
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Robert C. Byrd
Robert H. Bork
Congress
Saxbe
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Byrd
Nixon Consults GOP Leaders Over Watergate Issues
President Nixon called in Republican congressmen to discuss the Watergate scandal and other allegations under informal terms, as the Senate Watergate committee seeks a full oath hearing and public transcript. Public polls show low popularity but a Gallup reading finds a majority not favoring resignation. White House says more tapes and documents will be handed to the court by November 20.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Senate Committee
White House
Edward Gurney
R-Fla
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Gallup
U.S. District Court
Melvin Laird
Nbc-Tv
Local systems criticized as flawed and poorly managed
A speaker named Laird criticized the system as flawed and not well run. He asserted that the occurrence happened but the system was not good and the responsible people were evidently not competent.
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Laird
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