Juveniles Die In Jail Fire In Lycoming County
Six juveniles set mattresses ablaze in a locked prison room in Williamsport causing three deaths and serious injuries among others. A guard and a police officer were treated for smoke inhalation. The fire occurred in the juvenile section on the second floor of the 106 year old Lycoming County Prison.
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Williamsport
UPI
Lycoming County
Truman Hartley
Pennsylvania
John E. VanHorn
David Reese
Stephen Sullenberger
Jeffrey Howlett
Jeffrey Miller
Crist Stouffer
Hartley
Riffle Promoted at Schofield Barracks Hawaii
Richard L. Riffle, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Riffle of Sandpoint Idaho, was promoted to private first class while serving as driver for Battery A 1st Battalion 62nd Air Defense Artillery 25th Infantry Division at Schofield Barracks Hawaii on October 14. He joined the Army last January trained at Fort Ord California and Fort Bliss Texas. He attended Sandpoint High School and worked as a welder for Timberline Trailers in Portland Oregon. His wife Sandra accompanies him in Hawaii.
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Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Richard L. Riffle
Raymond Riffle
Route 2
Sandpoint
Idaho
62Nd Air Defense Artillery
25Th Infantry Division
Pfc
Biffle
Army
Ft. Ord
Calif
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Sandpoint High School
Timberline Trailer’s
Portland
Ore
Sandra
Ford decision on New York City aid bill hinges on today
Chairman Reuss and Senator Javits expect President Ford to decide today whether to back a $2.5 billion loan package to avert NYC bankruptcy. Treasury Secretary Simon spoke of a possible direct loan or loan guarantee as the House debates a $3 billion bill with a final vote set after Thanksgiving.
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Mike Feinsilber
Washington
UPI
Henry S. Reuss
House Banking Committee
Ford
New York
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Reuss
Treasury
William E Simon
Simon
Congress
House
Javits
Federal Reserve
Bill Carey
Soviets Accuse West Of Violating Helsinki Pact
Moscow charges Western nations with failing to publish the Final Act of the European security conference. Pravda argues most papers avoid printing the text and notes 20 million copies circulated in Soviet papers last August. Tass had accused West Germany of banning radicals from government jobs. Thirty five countries signed the accord.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Pravda
Tass
West Germany
Helsinki
Andrei D Sakharov
Oslo
Izvestia
V. Teplov
United States
France
Italy
Austria
Switzerland
Cleaver Returns to Face Possible Prison in U.S.
Eldridge Cleaver, former Black Panther leader, flies from Paris to New York with two FBI agents to surrender to U.S. authorities after seven years in exile. He cites a changed view of America and says he will face a possible prison sentence rather than live abroad as a homeless expatriate.
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Paris
UPI
Eldridge Cleaver
FBI
Cleaver
Kathleen
New York
Trans World Airways
America
United States
U.S
Senior Citizens Schedule of Events This Week
A social security advisor speaks at the Senior Citizen Building on Forest and Main from 10 to 12 Tuesday. Denny's Cafe hosts a door prize after 1 p.m. dinner. Wednesday after dinner a film Mayflower Story is shown. Call 263-3680 to reserve by 10 p.m. Wednesday. Thursday Joyce Robinson presents slides after dinner with music. A Blood Pressure Clinic runs at 2 p.m. at the Senior Citizen Building.
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Forest and Main
Denny’s Cafe
Joyce Robinson
Hope-Oden Pto
Oden Hall
Jim and
Mary Terry
Local groups announce meetings and notices for mid November
The Panhandle Nile Club Cub Scout Pack 110 Brownie Mortlock and Bonner County groups share upcoming events. Meetings include Nov 18 19 20 in Sandpoint Coeur d Alene Bonner County Humane Society and more with reminders about a leash law and dog control in Sandpoint.
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Cub Scout
Sandpoint
Brownie Mortlock
Inland Empire School of the Bible
Spokane
Bonner Co. Christian Womens Club
Lifehouse
Beulah Winnter
Bonner County Humane Society Board of Directors
Ponderay City Hall
Common Market urges labor union management government unity
In Brussels the European Common Market urged cooperation among unions management and governments to restore public confidence amid a recession. Economist Wilhelm Haferkamp warned social conflict could delay recovery while unemployment climbs. Unemployed totals exceed 45 million across the nine member nations and output is down 12 percent with a 25 percent drop in gross product.
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Brussels
Belgium
UPI
Wilhelm Haferkamp
Haferkamp
Warrants Issued Faster Than Courts Can Handle
Boise faced a growing backlog of parking warrants as 350 new warrants weekly outpace court processing. City Treasurer Don Horan reported 1800 open warrants and urged violators to pay by November 15 to avoid court action, with only 200 complying.
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Boise
UPI
Don Horan
Horan
Soviet Wheat Sales Hinted By Bell Outlook Conference
Assistant Agriculture Secretary Richard Bell expresses hope for additional Soviet purchases of American wheat in 1975-76 while noting strong world demand. He cites India buying over 100000 tons weekly and expects total wheat exports at 13 to 14 billion bushels with domestic use and livestock feeding strengthening prices.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Bell
Soviet Union
Bell
Bells
Department
India
Winds Delay Nuclear Test at Pahute Mesa
Strong winds forced at least a 24 hour delay in the nuclear test code named Imlet beneath the desert. At dawn winds were 35 mph from the north northeast. Officials will study the weather and decide when to reschedule the blast.
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Pahlute Mesa
New
Desert
Energy Research and Development Administration
Services Set For Idaho Guard Brigadier General
Funeral services are planned at 3 pm Wednesday for William Bozman of Eagle 36 a retired brigadier general of the Idaho Air National Guard He died in a Boise hospital Sunday A native of Durango Cole he was raised in Caldwell He enlisted in 1939 served in all enlisted ranks and as a pilot flying 74 combat missions in Europe He received the Distinguished Flying Cross Purple Heart and Air Medal with three oak leaf clusters He was recalled in 1951 for the Korean War and served until 1952 He was the first to join the Idaho Air National Guard and retired this year Survivors include his widow Caroll a daughter and two sons.
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Boise Ocupt
William
Bozman
Eagle
Idaho Air National Guard
Europe
Aire Force
Durom
Idaho Air Natio
Drug Reverses Artery Hardening In Monkeys At Conference
Dr Robert Wissler reported cholestyramine reduced arterial fat deposits in monkeys fed high fat diets. Autopsies showed about five sixths regression after a year with the drug plus a low fat diet. Nationwide human tests were planned by the National Heart and Lung Institute.
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Can Heart Association
Robert Wissler
University of Chicago
National Heart and Lung Institute
Failure To Sign Ballots Okay
Boise Idaho officials did not require voter signatures for the November 4 municipal election but Secretary of State says the lack does not invalidate the results Fraud would have to exist to overturn the election Yet signed poll books are seen as a valuable tool to combat fraud and the Association of Idaho Cities may review the signature issue.
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Boise
UPI
Garden City
Secretary of State
Jerry Hill
Association of Idaho Cities
Hill
AIC
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National Council of the Senior Citizens
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Spokane Wash
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