Idaho Senate control in play as Democrats target close races
Idaho Democrats push to win the Senate and gain majority for the first time since 1959 while contesting seven hot races led by District 32 where Reed Budge faces J Daniel Roberts. Summers, Smith face tough re elections, with Cobbs Onweiler Little Steen and Williams among other close battles shaping the map.
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Robert van Buskirk
Boise
UPI
Idaho
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Cecil D Andrus
Deckie Rice
Idaho Falls
Rice
Vernon Ravenscroft
Tuttle
GOP
District 32
Reed Budge
Soda Springs
Andrus
Budge
Bear River
J. Daniel Roberts
Bear River Compact Commission
Ravenscroft
H. Dean Summers
State Affairs Committee
Dick Smith
Rexburg
Summers
Ron Twilegar
Twilegar
Ada County
Smith
George Wilmore
Cobbs
David. Little
Emmett
Woodrow
Bean
Cascade
Little
J.e ‘Wilson
Steen
R Gleans
Ferry
Williams
Sugarbeet Payments Announced By U and I
Idaho Falls Idaho U and I Sugarbeet Payments announced final 1975 payment of 437654 to Idaho growers. Total 1975 payments reach 14624600 with average 29.14 per ton versus 47.90 in 1974. Individual payments vary by beet quality and sugar content. Lower 1975 payments reflect weak sugar market.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
UPD
IT Inc
Idaho Sugarbeet
Lloyd V. Olsen
U and I
Time Change Scheduled as Clocks Go Back This Sunday
Americans will set clocks back one hour this Sunday as standard time begins at 2 a.m. and remains until April 24 1977 when daylight saving returns. The change excludes Hawaii and most of Indiana areas and outlines the six Indiana counties switching from daylight to standard time.
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Gene Bernhardt
Washington
UPI
Department of Transportation
Hawaii
Arizona
Indiana
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
American Samoa
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
South
Bend
Gary
Hammond
Evansville
Global crops rise as world harvest nears record levels
Agriculture Department reports 1.298 billion tons of rice wheat corn and grains for the year, 6.4 percent above last season and 3.7 percent over the 1973 record. Surplus expected to bolster reserves amid improving weather and rising acreages.
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Bernard Brenner
Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Canada
Australia
ACLU Questions Credit For Mormon Seminary at Logan High
The American Civil Liberties Union asks Logan City School District to drop high school credit for seminary classes and to end the entanglement with LDS church programs. Superintendent Blair says credit covers Bible only and denies other charges. A November 10 hearing is set to review the allegations with board members and the public.
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Logan, Utah
UPS
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Logan City
ACLU
Logan High School
Logan
James C. Blair
Ronald M. Lanner
Logan Aclu
Lanner
Logan Board of Education
Blair
Malcom Allred
Decision delayed on Bunker Hill air standards hearing
Caldwell Idaho UPI reports the State Board of Health and Welfare delayed a ruling on Bunker Hill's request to ease clean air limits for its North Idaho lead and zinc smelter. A special meeting in Boise on Nov 19 will hear oral arguments after a three day Wallace hearing. the company seeks a variance from 24 hour sulfur dioxide limits.
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Caldwell
Idaho
UPI
Bunker Hill
Board of Health’ and Welfare Board
Boise
Department of Health and Welfare
Wallace
Bunker
Hill
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Bill Onweiler
State House
Representative
James
Ellsworth
Leadore
John
Peavey
Rupert
Yost
Wendell
Orval Snow
Moscow
Jack Tacke
Cottonwood
Oth
Norma ‘Dobler
Snow
Gerald Snow
U&i
Solutions
Ken Pursley
U.S. Congress
Civil Rights Organization
LDS Seminary
Ralph Lex Harper
Citizens of
Bonner County
Harper
Moody
Ralph
Tri- County
Utah
Mr. Harper
Ronald R. Stanger
Robert Moody
T's Bar & Cafe
Westmond, Idaho
Trick
Party
Congoleum
Aio-Smi Sr
Columbia
Priest River, Idaho
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