AAUW Opens Sandpoint Fall Schedule Meeting
The Sandpoint Branch of the American Association of University Women kicks off its fall schedule with a regular meeting on Thursday September 14 at 7 30 p m in the Washington Water Power Hostess Room. Membership is open to women with a baccalaureate or higher degree from AAUW listed institutions. For information call Mrs Dale Pelton Mrs Gordon Warrington Sandpoint or Mrs Tom Sayre Priest River.
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Sandpoint
American Association of University Women
Washington
AAUW
Dale Pelton
Gordon Warrington
Tom Sayre
Priest River
Meir vows to smite terrorists as Munich incident shocks Israel
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Golda Meir urged determination against Arab guerrillas after the Munich killings that killed nine Israelis. She praised West Germany’s force, faulted the rescue, and warned terrorism threatens peace while Israel insists on strong action. Opposition leader Begin proposes a special squad. Rabin suggested terrorism be a precondition to diplomacy.
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United, Press International
Golda Mei
Jerusalem
Middle East
Israel
Meir
Knesset
Menahem Begin
Gahal
Arab Guerrilla Leila Khaled Sought by Police in Europe
Stockholm reports claim Leila Khaled the Palestinian guerrilla and 1969 TWA hijack leader is hiding in Europe. Interpol warned two weeks ago that the 26 year old might be in Sweden or Denmark with possible plans to hijack a Lufthansa jet in Copenhagen.
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Stockholm
UPD
Leila Khaled
Expressen
Interpol
International
Europe
Denmark
Sweden
Miss Khaled
Lufthansa
Copenhagen
Munich
TWA
Damascus
Amsterdam
New York
Jordan
Colorado Court Rules For Police Access to Private Property
Colorado Supreme Court ruled police may enter private property to investigate tips from informants or anonymous calls and overturned marijuana possession verdicts in two Fort Collins and Loveland cases. The decision upholds offi cers right to observe plants from driveways and peer into windows during lawful investigations. The ruling also affirms a Denver court injunction against a dental lab and grants Oscar Armstead Jr. a new rape trial.
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Denver
UPD
Colorado Supreme Court
Dale E.shannon
Fort Collins
Shannon
Loveland
Oscar Armstead Jr
Mansfield Calls Off 1976 Olympic Games Debate
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield suggested canceling the 1976 Olympics citing political racial and violent concerns. He planned a Senate vote on a bill to provide 15 million dollars for the Denver winter games despite his remarks.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Denver
Poll finds voters favor Nixon bombing in Vietnam
United Press International reports a national poll showing 55 to 32 percent support for Nixon’s bombing policy in Vietnam. Louis Harris notes 74 to 11 percent back the view that South Vietnam must not fall to Communists, while McGovern campaigns against the war and attacks price controls as a disaster and failure of the Price Commission.
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United Press International
Nixon
Vietnam
Pierrot Iy
Saihe Patronale
Boming
Louis Harris
Harris
South Vietnam
George S. McGovern
United States
McGovern
Washington
the Price Commission
The
Price Commission
Workers Urge New Safety Laws in Coal Mines
United Mine Workers urge Interior Department to issue regulations requiring safety chambers and cabs or canopies in underground coal mines. Spokesman cites Blacksville West Virginia fire deaths last July as example. The 1969 Mine Health and Safety Act authorizes chambers and cabs but leaves implementation to Interior, which must draft detailed rules.
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Washington Upd
United Mine Workers
Interior Department
UMW
Blacksville
W.va
Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Brundage Hands IOC Presidency To Killanin In 1971 Ceremony
Avery Brundage the 85 year old Chicago millionaire and longtime IOC president formally passed the presidency to Lord Killanin of Ireland in Lausanne. Brundage reflected on Munich and said his relief at beginning a new life while Killanin, tied to film and sports, was elected as successor after a Munich era marked by political and criminal intrusion. Also noted, Cassia County residents received $206000 in monthly Social Security benefits as 1204 retirees and dependents were served in 1971 by the Twin Falls district office.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
UPI
Avery
Brundage
Chicago
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Lord’ Killanin
Ireland
Munich
Lord Killanin
Burley
UUPH
Cassia County
Falls
Idaho Bans Overnight Parking in Rest Areas
Idaho State Highway Board ends overnight parking at rest areas. Motorists had been allowed up to 16 hours, but Director Lloyd Barron calls 16 hours too long while noting tourists may stay briefly if facilities are respected. Director John Fanning says rest areas are for safety, not camping, and policy will apply selectively near camping spaces.
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Boise
UPD
State Highway’ Board
Idaho
Lloyd Barron
Fairfield
Fis
Barron
John Fanning
Idaho Falls
Highway Department
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