Law Enforcement Grant Aims to Boost Idaho System
A $742 000 grant to Idaho's State Law Enforcement Planning Commission supports planning and administration for state and local policing. Bonner County funds include a radio repeater about 1500 dollars and jail improvements in Wallace serving five northern counties. Sheriff Wilcox says longer sentences go to Wallace facility. short-term stays occur locally. Federal officials call for systemwide improvements per the comprehensive plan.
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State Law Enforcement Planning Commission
George Elliot
James McClure
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Robert Wilcox
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Commuter Train Crash Kills and Injures Hundreds in Chicago
A rush hour collision on the Illinois Central Gulf line near 27th Street Chicago trapped travelers. Cook County morgue logged 25 dead and about 200 injured with numbers rising as crews pried apart twisted cars. Passengers recalled warning cries as both trains suffered catastrophic deformation.
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UUP
Ilinois Central Gulf
Cook County
27Th Street
Donna Posey
Michael Reese Hospital
Barbara Kukulski
Michael Reese
Mercy Hospital
Panhandle Health District Opens V D Clinic
In cooperation with national and state venereal disease programs the Panhandle Health District at 412 Lakeside now runs a VD clinic two afternoons weekly, Monday and Wednesday. Open to all ages and sexes, no charge. For information call 664-929.
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Panhandle Health District
Lakeside
Family saved by brother of husband in Pocatello incident
Police said Ed Johnson stopped at his brother Lorin Johnson’s trailer court home and found Lorin his wife and five children unconscious from leaking gas. Firemen revived them and they were taken to St. Anthony Hospital in good to fair condition. Ed Johnson had come to take his brother on a hunting trip.
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Pocatello
UPD
Ed Johnson
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Trailer Court
Lorin
St. Anthony Hospital
Amendments Slow Absentee Voting
A Boise spotcheck shows nine proposed constitutional amendments slowing absentee voting. Secretary of State Cenarrusa urges voters to study proposals before voting to avoid disenfranchisement. Attorney General Park clarifies two amendments on bonds and compulsory attendance ages.
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Boise
API
Pete T. Cenarrosa
Cenarrusa
Tony Park
Park
Weather Forecast for Sandpoint
Sandpoint forecast shows night and morning fog then fair conditions through Tuesday. Warmer temperatures with light winds. near zero precipitation risk. Today's high near 40, low around 40, Tuesday high about 45.
Harvard Student Joan Leopold Becomes First American Rhodes Scholar
Joan Leopold a Harvard graduate student becomes the first American woman named a Rhodes Scholar in 1972 ending seven decades of male recipients. The achievement marks a historic shift in the scholarship’s gender eligibility.
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Joan Leopold
Harvard
Spokane Reads Morals Ordinances On Public Conduct
The Spokane City Council scheduled first and second readings today for two morality measures to ban topless waitresses and prohibit explicit sexual displays in public. Councilwoman Margaret Leonard requested time to study similar ordinances from two Midwest cities. A third ordinance regulating massage parlor operation now set for November 6.
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Spokane
UPD
Margaret Leonard
Midwest
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