Credit Code May Need 16000 Supplemental Funds
Idaho's Finance Department may seek a 16000 supplemental appropriation to administer the Uniform Consumer Credit Code for the rest of the fiscal year. Commissioner Tom McEldowney said costs were lower than anticipated and aims to reduce the 25 filing fee while keeping the program self‑financing. The code, approved late in 1971, regulates consumer sales and loans and sets basic interest rates.
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UCCC
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Joint Finance ~ Appropriations Committee
Utah
Thanksgiving Holiday Traffic Toll Tops 595
United Press International reports 595 people were killed in traffic during the 102 hour Thanksgiving weekend from Wednesday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. California led with 63 deaths while New York had 32 and Florida and Mississippi 30 each. Alaska Maine and the District of Columbia reported no traffic fatalities.
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District of Columbia
Boise 1972 Junior Miss Chosen
Claudia Swanson 17 a Capital High School senior was selected Boise 1972 Junior Miss. She will compete in January at Moscow for the state pageant after winning the scholastic achievement award and performing a piano solo among 16 contestants. She stood out with brown hair and blue eyes.
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Capital
Moscow
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Boise Man Seeks 250000 In Civil Rights Claim
Frank J. Bleck filed a $250000 claim against the city of Boise and officials claiming denial of bail rights after being held six hours in city jail following a DUI arrest at about 3 a.m Sunday His attorney says bail could have been posted but officers refused and he will sue if the city council rejects the claim.
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United States
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Spokane
UPI
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South Side
Tiger Woman Parole Proceeding Looms In Arizona
Winnie Ruth Judd known as the tiger woman faces a parole board in Florence Arizona after a commutation of her life sentence. The 67 year old killer of Agnes Leroi may gain parole but likely remains jailed for about 60 days. Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles meets at 1 p.m. to decide. Judd was once sentenced to death but insanity declared in 1933 led to confinement and later escapes.
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Los Angeles
Committee To Probe Grain Marketing Problems
Washington House subcommittee chair Neal Smith announced a wide ranging probe into grain marketing, claiming it will be the largest ever. He cited a 40 million bushel drop in recent corn exports and noted departments lack a breakdown of the price spread between farm receipts and grain sales abroad. Another panel planned Dec hearings on government policies for feed grain sales to Russia.
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Neal Smith
House
Small Business Investigations Subcommittee
United States
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Agriculture Department
Commerce Department
Japan
Europe
Cable Car Crash in San Francisco Injures Seven
Municipal Railway officials cannot determine why the brakes failed on a cable car that sped down Russian Hill in rain and struck a parked fire truck injuring seven. Passenger Stewart Brown, 25, suffered a broken leg. two firemen and the gripman also injured.
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