Murphy Resigns Idaho State Personnel Post
George Murphy 35 longtime state personnel director resigns to join a federal intergovernmental personnel program in Denver. He plans to leave Jan 1 with accrued leave and Feb 1 as effective date, replacing William H. Petersen as part of Idaho’s Personnel Commission.
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THE
Daily Bee
Mon
Murphy
BOE
George Murphy
Denver
Colo
United Press International
Personnel Commission
Idaho
Nevada
William H. Petersen
Blaine Evans
Boise
U S Asks Cuba Return Hijackers
The United States urged Cuba to return three men accused of murder who hijacked a TWA jet to Havana. Through the Swiss Embassy the State Department sent an urgent message to Cuban authorities asking not to shelter fugitives, with the incident tied to the murder of a New Mexico state patrolman.
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Washington
UPD
United States
Cuba
TWA
Havana
State Department
U.S
Department
New Mexico
Charles W. Bray
Farmers urged to do thinking on farm bill future
Spokane. Rep. Thomas Foley warned at a wheatgrowers banquet that Congress may overhaul the farm bill in 1973 due to a projected 1.8 billion bushel wheat surplus. He urged farmers to unite and plan now to justify needed changes for social and public welfare. Ellwood Brown said the group would take a wait and see stance on Earl Butz’s nomination as secretary of agriculture as about 400 growers prepared to attend the convention.
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Spokane
UPI
Thomas S. Foley
D-Wash
Foley
Washington Association of Wheatgrowers
Washington
Congress
Tam
Ellwood Brown
Bickleton
Wash
Earl Butz
Brown
Helicopter Missing With 33 GIs Aboard In Vietnam
Dozens of American aircraft and ships searched the northern coast of South Vietnam for a Chinook helicopter believed down at sea with 33 GIs aboard. The crash near Da Nang occurred on a flight to Phu Bai, as US forces withdrew, with no survivors confirmed.
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Kim Willenson
Saigon
UPS
South Vietnam
U.S
da Nang
Phu Bai
101St Airborne Division
Nixon
NhaBe River
Triborder
Laos
Cambodia
Overtime Suit Could Expand At Idaho State School
Caldwell attorney Wayne Fuller says a substantial number of Idaho State School and Hospital employees may join a federal overtime case seeking 120275 dollars under the Fair Labor Standards Act and Idaho law. A Friday meeting in Nampa drew strong attendance as 25 current and one former employee pursue written authorizations to join. The suit seeks a permanent injunction and protection against discharge or discrimination.
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Caldwell
Idaho State School
Wayne Fuller
U.S. District Court
Nampa
Idaho
Fuller
Bob Sterling
Idaho State Employes Association
Jack Frady
ISEA
D. David Lewis
U.S. Department of Labor
Labor Department
U.S. Supreme Court
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Kontum
Panhandle
Kampong Thom
Donticrys
Penney
Penney Associates
Sandpoint
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