Judge Upholds Eastern Washington Sports Code Ban
A federal judge ruled EWSC may enforce a section of its athletic code banning the clenched fist salute by black athletes pending further court review. The ruling denied a temporary restraining order sought by three black students led by halfback Carl Jones, who argued the suspension and rules harmed their rights and disqualified Jones from a one year term.
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Spokane, Wash
UPS
Eastern
Washington State College
Charles L. Powell
Carl Jones
Range Land Needs Said Misunderstood
Reginald M. Denio of the U.S. Forest Service told a Pacific Northwest range management meeting that ranchers fail to present their needs to Washington. He blamed limited, part time representation and urged a full time advocate to influence long range decisions affecting about 80 million Forest Service range acres across 11 western states. Denio stressed range role beyond grazing, including dust control, floods, erosion and recreation, and noted current press for bigger federal food programs could be managed without major range management changes.
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Olympia
Wash
UPD
Reginald M. Denio
U.S. Forest Service
Denio
Society of Range Management
Pacific Northwest
Washington, D.C
Forest Service
Denid
Nixon
Golf Club Gets Loan For New Course After Desegregation
The Agriculture Department approved a $265,000 subsidized loan to the Natches Trace golf club near Tupelo Mississippi to build a new course after adding three Black members to its 241 member roster. James V. Smith said the decision honors a prior commitment. The loan is part of more than 750 rural recreation loans, about 500 for golf courses, begun in 1962.
City Claims Jail Injuries in Lewiston
Edwin Ashe is jailed in Nezperce County on a kidnapping charge and faces a new complaint accusing him of injuring jail property by setting fire to the jail tearing bunks from walls and flooding the facility with estimated damage of 6500. Charles Izatt of Logan Utah is named in the jail rampage and pleads guilty to armed robbery of a north Lewiston tavern owner in court.
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Lewiston
UPI
Edwin Ashe
Winchester
Nezperce
Idaho
Ashe
Charles Izatt
Logan
Utah
Izatt
Idaho First Director Resigns After 35 Years on Board
John A. Schoonover resigns from The Idaho First National Bank Board after 35 years. Norman J. Schoonover is named to fill the vacancy. Schoonover played a key role in bank growth from 11 million dollars in assets to about 450 million, and served in multiple banking and civic roles including the Idaho Bankers Association and St. Alphonsus Hospital advisory board.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho First National Bank
John A. Schoonover
Norman J. Schoonover
Schoonover
Washington State
Idaho Bankers Association
American
More Study Urged On DDT Issue in Idaho
Idaho Board of Health met in November at Pocatello and Blackfoot to hear concerns and proposals to ban DDT. They urged more research, warned of economic risks from bans, and backed intensified studies on human effects and pesticide pollution.
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Idaho Board of Health
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Terrell O. Carver
Idaho Department of Health
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Carver
USS, Public Health Service
Canyon County
Iig
Board of Health
Pocatello- Blackfoot
Department of Health
Idaho Department of Agriculture
Idaho Bank Appoints Son to Board After Resignation
The bank confirms it is Idaho's largest, with the chairman praising management. He notes the Board filled the vacancy from his resignation by appointing his son Norman J. Schoonover as a director.
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Idaho
Norman J. Schoonover
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Robert Lamp
Lamp
Roger Reed
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Ted Crabb
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