Transportation Director Stopped While Driving the 55 MPH
Idaho Transportation Director Darrell V Manning said he was stopped by a state trooper while driving at the 55 mph limit after a trucker complained of obstructing traffic. Manning handed the trooper his log and urged enforcement to curb speeding by truckers, noting many trucks exceed the limit and claiming potential civil rights concerns.
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Richard Charnock
BOISE
UPI
Darrell V Manning
Raft River
American Falls
Manning
State Director of Transportation
Idaho
Pocatello
U S
John Bender
Bender
Department of Law Enforcement
Don Pasquale at UI Opera Theatre in 1920s Style
University of Idaho Opera Theatre stages Don Pasquale at the UI Performing Arts Center. Rob Kincaid stars as Don Pasquale with David Jones as Notary. Performances start 8 p.m. with $1 student and $2.50 nonstudent admission. A Dec 3 matinee offers 75 cent tickets for high school students.
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Moscow
Donizetti
Don Pasquale
University of Idaho Opera Theatre
UI Performing Arts Center
Charles Walton
Figaro
Walton
Performing Arts
Edmund Chavez
Theatre Arts
Kathy O’brien
Rob Kincaid
Sandpoint
David Jones
Notary
CIA Chief Denies Using UPI Reporters in CIA Work
CIA Director William Colby told Congress the agency did not use regular full time staff of American newspapers or other media for intelligence. He reaffirmed in a telegram to UPI president Rod Beaton that UPI reporters abroad were not employed by the CIA.
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Washington
UPI
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
William E Colby
United Press International
Colby
House Select Commmitte
Rod Beaton
Richard H. Growald
White House
Ron Nessen
Fordé
Boston
Nessen
National Association of Realtors
San Francisco
Prize design misses first letter in Atlantic City seal
The winning bicentennial seal design for Atlantic City lacked the initial A in Atlantic. Officials discovered the misspelling after the design by Susan Heinz of English Creek, New Jersey, appeared in a local newspaper. The error will be corrected before the seal is printed on new city stationery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
UPI
N.J
Atlantic
Susan Heinz
English Creek
New City
Nation's Leaders Prone To Act Like People Trivia Matters Too
A UPI column notes President Ford's flagstick incident shows leaders face everyday risks and trivia. It lists varied quirks about Kissinger Morton Cheney and Ford, illustrating how small moments shape public perception alongside serious defense issues.
Fee Date Set For Idaho Corporations Renewal
Secretary of State Peter Cenarrusa reminded Idaho corporations that the 30 day deadline is the due date to determine forfeiture under state corporate law. All corporations must file an annual statement and pay the license fee unless exempt. He urged those that have not renewed to act before the deadline to avoid reinstatement fees.
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Boise
UPS
Peter Cenarrosa
Idaho
Cenarrusa
Girl Accuses H W Of Discrimination In Welfare Suit
A 17-year-old Coeur d'Alene girl sues the Idaho State Department of Health and Welfare claiming unwed mothers under 18 receive half the AFDC benefits of married mothers and older mothers. She seeks injunctions while H W officer says the girl is supported by her parents and not needy.
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H&w
Department
Richard C. Russell
Ms. Doe
Tractor Is Hazard By PAMELA REEVES
A farmer's life is dangerous as tractors cause many injuries and deaths in American farming. Experts note most accidents arise from human error and excess speed on roads between fields. Programs train farm women in tractor skills to improve safety.
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Jane Lenschow
United States
Retired Teachers Hear Alaska Author at Sandpoint Dinner
The Bonner Boundary Retired Teachers Association held a November 20 banquet in Sandpoint with 24 members and guests. Ann Prady of Chicken Alaska shared vivid memories from over 40 years in Alaska teaching and gold mining, recounting early life in the state and adoption of ten Native children.
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Bonner Boundary
Alaska
Scott
Idaho Endowment Fund Board Probe Seeks SEC Aid
Idaho Attorney General Wayne L. Kidwell asks the SEC to assist his probe into the Endowment Fund Investment Board which oversees over $100 million for schools. SEC officials plan to meet Kidwell and staff to discuss the request while clarifying the agency will not take over the investigation.
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Boise
API
Wayne L. Kidwell
Securities and Exchange Commission
Endowment Fund Investment Board
The
Idaho Statesman
SEC
Jack Bookey
Seattle
Kidwell
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Ford
Henry A Kissinger
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Rogers Morton
Richard B Cheney
Chee-Nee
Chain-Ee
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Oval Office
Poland
Sinai
Daily Bee
Colburn - Culvar Rd Forest
Colburn Center Valley Rd
Selle Rd
Debbie Smith
Pamela Reeves
Lowell Lenschow
Hampshire
Elgin
Ordier Hogsett
University of Iinois
Urbana
Hogsett
National Safety Council
NSC
Bill Hanford
Roy Brune
John Deere and Company
U of I’s
Bonners Ferry
Priest River
Carewood
Mike Christenson
Crystal AM
North First St
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