Idaho panel plans juvenile service consolidation bill
The Idaho Law Enforcement Planning Commission will meet before Dec 1 to draft legislation consolidating juvenile services into one agency. Staff Coordinator Duke McMillan said consultants from the Department of Health Education and Welfare recommended a two year confinement limit, an unruly child category, removal of a 30 day jail sentence, forestry camps for work school programs, and more study of the mental health treatment program for juveniles. The commission aims to submit the bill to Gov Don Samuelson by Dec 1.
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Boise
UPD
Idaho
Planning Commission
Duke MacMillan
Department of Health, ‘Education and Welfare
McMillan
Don Samuelson
Idaho Senator Praises Armstrong as Reclamation Commissioner
Senator James A. Jordan of Idaho applauds the appointment of Ellis Armstrong of Salt Lake City as commissioner of reclamation. He cites Armstrongs extensive Bureau of Reclamation experience and leadership of the Bureau of Public Roads under Eisenhower as proof of competence and achievement.
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Washington
UPI
Jordan
Idaho
Ellis Armstrong
Salt Lake City
Idaho Fish and Game Commission Sets 1970 Fishing Rules
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission met in Boise to finalize 1970 fishing regulations. Discussion covered land purchases for the Fort Boise Wildlife Management Area near Parma, the definition of steelhead trout in 1969 rules, and pre regulation deliberations attended by John Emery and W R Horning of the Ada County Fish and Game League. Boise Cascade reported net earnings for the first nine months of the year.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho Fish, and Game Commission
Commission
David ‘Pipes
Fort Boise
Parma
John. Emery
W.R. Horning
Ada County Fish and Game League
Third Quarter Gains From Boiser Cascade and Ebasco Merger
Net sales rose 11 percent to 997.58 million in the third quarter with earnings per common share up 9 percent to 76 cents and net income per share up 23 percent to 2.39. The gains reflect the August merger of Boiser Cascade and Ebasco Industries, Inc. William Agee, VP for finance, notes the merger impact.
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William Agee
Boiser Cascade
Ebasco Industries, Inc
Dinis Pushes Inquest Over Kennedy Case
Dist Atty Edmund S Dinis says he will press an inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne s death regardless of a Pennsylvania judge s autopsy ruling He awaits Massachusetts Supreme Court guidance and will proceed once ground rules are set Dinis also indicates a chemical blood trace exists in the Kennedy car from a TV interview source.
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UPI
Edmund S. Dinis
Mary
Jo Kopechne
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Dinis
State High Court
Edward M. Kennedy
Edgartown District Court
James A. Boyle
Pennsylvania Common Pleas Court
Bernard C. Brominski
Miss Kopechne
Truman Taylor
WTEV
New Bedford
Teacher Has Close Call in Bethpage Beaker Incident
Chemistry teacher Marta Recarey faced a smoky bubbling mix during a classroom experiment. She dismissed 30 students and moved the beaker to an empty gym where a bomb squad later disabled it in a trailer tank.
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Bethpage
N.Y
Marta Recarey
Port Chester Private Escapes Captivity in Vietnam Return
UPI reports 20-year-old Army private Jesse B. Harris of Port Chester was captured by Communist troops four months earlier near Tam Ky. He reappeared at a South Vietnamese base and is in good condition, having lost weight but recovering. Harris weighed 110 pounds at capture and 114.5 pounds on recovery, and will be sent back to the United States in about a week.
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Saigon
UPI
Port Chester
I.y
Vietnam
Jesse B. Harris
Harris
Young
Tam “Ky
Chu Lai
Long Binh
Tam Ky
United States
Nixon proposes multibillion plan to rebuild U S merchant fleet
President Nixon asks Congress for 300 million dollars to subsidize 30 new merchant ships a year for ten years. He urges industry to invest about 4.5 billion over the decade as the U S merchant fleet falls to 963 ships and lags behind world leaders. The plan envisions faster ships with containerization and ends the operating subsidy for new tonnage.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
Soviet Union
Zodiac talk show caller pleads for help on TV
A man who claimed to be the Zodiac slayer phoned a San Francisco talk show pleading for aid and saying he must kill. He spoke to host Jim Dunbar and attorney Melvin Belli during a two hour program but failed to keep two surrender appointments with Belli. Police called him a man with a mental problem and could not confirm his identity.
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San. Francisco
UPID
Zodiac
Pve
Melvin Belli
San Francisco
Paul Stine
Stine
Joe
Modesto
Air Force
Paul
Martin Lee
San Francisco Police Department
Kgo-Tv
Sam
Jim Dunbar
Belli
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dist
John Jay Ferdon
Ferdon
Teen Birth Pills Urged Without Ok
Four University of Washington Medical School faculty urge doctors to prescribe contraception to sexually active teenagers without parental consent. They argue pregnancy is a disease and society bears its costs, while noting teens should be encouraged to seek parental consent.
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New York
UPD
University of Washington Medical School
Seattle
Nathaniel N. Wagner
Ronald J. Pion
Pion
Nina Perthou
Byron Fujita
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