Jordan's Premier Buried Today Amid 21 Gun Salute
Jordanian Premier Qafi Tel was assassinated in Cairo by four Palestinian guerrillas. He was buried today as King Hussein named Ahmed Al Lawzi as his successor and defense minister, with Anis Moasher taking Tel's finance post.
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Council to Take Stand on Ecology Department
The Governor's Advisory Council on Comprehensive Health Planning in Pocatello will meet this week to discuss creating a Department of Ecology and several proposed laws. The 35 members will consider strengthening the Optometrist Licensing Law and establishing standards for migrant labor housing, with supported recommendations forwarded to Gov Cecil D. Andrus.
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Moss urges nursing home reform and family awareness
Sen. Frank E. Moss charged that many nursing homes provide poor or no care to the ill elderly and urged a law requiring public licenses certificates and inspections so families can evaluate facilities before placement. He cited five root causes and called for action to end abandonment in long term care.
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Nixon Threatens Veto Of Tax Bill With Campaign Fund Aid
President Nixon may veto his tax bill if it contains a $1 earmark for presidential campaigns or large uncapped tax cuts. Clark MacGregor said the House approved tax cuts totaling 15.4 billion for 1971 73 while the Senate added campaign provisions and other budget busting amendments.
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Idaho Receives Federal Funds To Fight Crime And Drug Abuse
Governor Cecil D. Andrus announced federal grants totaling 467000 to Idaho for a year. Funds to the Bureau of Drug Control and the Attorney General will fund drug control centers in Coeur d Alene Boise and Idaho Falls and hire 30 investigators. Programs include narcotics control enhanced law enforcement and local officer assistance with homicide arson and other crimes.
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Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Cliff Barnett
Bureau of Drug Control
W. Anthony Park
Barnett
Park
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Banuelos Denies Knowledge of Illegal Hiring at Gardena Plant
Senate Finance Committee questions Ramona's Food Products owner Mrs. Banuelos over alleged hiring of Mexican workers without green cards at her Gardena California taco plant. She says she did not knowingly permit illegal labor and notes prior raids and INS reports, while praising her business record.
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Romana Acosta
Banuelos
California
Nixon
U.S
Senate Finance Committee
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Gardena
Calif
Senate
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Pan American Bank of East
Hunter dies on goose hunting trip near Cheney
John Kagele, 70, of Cheney, died of a heart attack during a weekend goose hunt three miles east of Cheney. His body was found the next day by his son Raymond Kagele 44 of Spokane. Spokane County coroner Dr. William E. Jones confirmed heart attack as the apparent cause.
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