Clark Fork Residents Back Youth Rehabilitation Center Plan
About 70 residents filled Clark Fork City Hall to voice concerns over a proposed youth rehabilitation center at the old Ranger Station. Most support followed assurances of careful screening and limited housing for youths not seriously involved with the law. The plan aims to address needs in north Idaho and boost the town’s population by about 10 percent, with cautious optimism about minimizing problems through thoughtful planning and community involvement.
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Clark Fork
Idaho
Washington Window Still The Enemy in Vietnam Policy
Six months after South Vietnam fell the United States debates how to treat Hanoi and Saigon. Congress considers amending the Trading with the Enemy Act to permit nonmilitary aid to Vietnam, amid protests from peace groups and the American Friends Service Committee urging reconciliation and reconstruction aid in Indochina.
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David E. Anderson
Washington
UPI
South Vietnam
Saigon
Hanoi
United Nations
United States
World Organization
Jonathan Bingham
DNY
House International Relations Subcommittee On
International Trade and Commerce
Bingham
Vietnam
Paris
Indochina
American Friends Service Committee
Wallace T. Collett
Friends Service Committee Board
Congress
Friendshipment
Rehearing Denied in Zama Gas Case by Idaho PUC
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission denied the Idaho Association of Commerce and Industry petition for rehearing in the Zama gas case. Intermountain Gas sought higher rates to buy Alberta produced gas, deemed costlier than other Canadian supplies. The commission reaffirmed its denial and rejected the association's request to shift the burden to large industrial customers.
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Boise
UPI
Public Utilities Commission
Idaho Association of Commerce and Industry
Intermountain Gas Company
Alberta
Canada
Ber
PUC
Association of Commerce and Industry
Intermountain Gas
Committee Takes No Action On State Highway Fund Problems
A Idaho legislative panel deferred action on proposed highway funding measures amid inflation and revenue shortfalls. Transportation Director Darrell Manning warned that without $10.6 million more for the next year no new construction or rehabilitation could proceed, urging review of alternatives including a gasoline tax. The panel also weighed allocating Highway User Funds strictly to highway use and questioned funds diverted to law enforcement, parks, and other agencies.
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Robert van Buskirk
E. V. McHan
Rhetchum
Budge
Idaho Transportation Department
Dick Egbert
D-Tetonia
Manning
Joint Committee
Highway Division
Department of Law Enforcement, Waterways, Parks and
McHan
Coast Guard
Transportation Board
Clearwater River
Lewiston
Theft Reported From Boat And Burglarized Cabin
Duane Hadley reported a cream colored canopy stolen from his 16 foot fiberform boat parked in his yard this week. Frank J. Dinkelnkamp reported his Priest Lake summer home burglarized since Oct 18 with an estimated 200 damage and theft after the cabin door was kicked open and a sleeping bag missing.
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Duane Hadley
Frank J. Dinkelnkamp
Priest Lake
Fertilizer May Threaten Ozone More Than Aerosols
Harvard scientist Michael McElroy warns that nitrogen fertilizer could be the biggest threat to the ozone layer. He notes 1974 use at 40 million metric tons and projects up to 200 million by century's end, increasing nitric oxide that depletes ozone by about a quarter. Increased UV risk targets skin cancer and plant health.
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Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Harvard
Michael McElroy
McElroy Bonchides
McElroy
FAO urged to refocus on feeding world over policy plans
UPI reports from Washington that at the Rome FAO meeting the United States presses for reemphasizing hunger relief and agricultural development. Secretary Butz insists FAO should lead in agricultural improvement rather than expand economic policy and price-trade schemes.
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Bernard Brenner
UPI
Washington
Rome
UN Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
United States
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Agriculture Secretary
U.S
Television Schedule Scrambled With Menu of Programs
A chaotic listing shows NBC and KSPS stations with a mix of programs from morning to late night. Entries include News, Today, Celebrity Sweepstakes, Wheel of Fortune, High Rollers, Hollywood Squares, The Tonight Show style segments, soap operas, game shows, and late movie titles alongside station identifiers and inconsistent timing.
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Channel
NBC
Merv Griffin
Bobby Vinton
Chico and the Men
Seniors Invited To Thanksgiving Dinner At College of Idaho
Caldwell Idaho UPI seniors in Canyon County are invited to a Thanksgiving dinner by 300 invited seniors from the Office of Aging and the local AARP. The event runs as the college’s one day holiday with students hosting and providing transport via the Intercollegiate Knights for those needing a ride.
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Caldwell, Idaho
UPI
College of Idaho
Canyon County
Bill Beatty
Kerry Rosell
Pasadena
Calif
Office of Aging
Association of Retired Persons
College
Attitude Key to Discrimination Says Seattle Analyst
Larry Sanford of Seattle First National Bank told the Idaho Conference on Family Planning Projects that bias persists but many institutions cannot afford to discriminate. He argued the main barrier is attitude, not the technical writing of affirmative action programs. He cautioned that without commitment, affirmative action becomes a burden rather than a tool for service.
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Boise
UPI
Seattle
Idaho
Larry Sanford
Seattle First National Bank
City Faces Water Hookup Suits Amid Utility Debate
The city battles two water hookup lawsuits as it weighs policy impact and long term service. Officials say extending life of a dilapidated system is a duty to citizens, while Maldhs claim a public utility would be unaffordable for outlying residents.
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United States
World Food Congress
Butz
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