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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1974

Page

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Idaho to Build Four Power Plants Over 25 Years

A Water Resource Board report says Idaho will need four nuclear or coal plants within 25 years and up to 13 plants by 2070. Idaho Power plans two 1500 megawatt coal plants in southern Idaho, with possible nuclear input. Washington Water Power projects several coal units and large capacity growth between 1980 and 2029.

Boise UPI Idaho Water Resource Board KBOI Gem Vern King Idaho Power Co Snake River Snake James Bruce Idaho Power Utah Power—& Light Washington Water Power Co

Ellsberg Talks of an Invisible Government in Washington

Daniel Ellsberg, author of the Pentagon Papers, warns of an invisible government outside congressional control led by the CIA. He says the secret 40 committee reports to the president on policy and intelligence matters, with decisions made without Congress. Panelists note the committee is chaired by Henry Kissinger and includes William Colby and a State and Joint Chiefs of Staff member.

Daniel F. Gilmore Washington UPI Daniel Ellsberg Pentagon CIA Ellsberg 40 Committee Congress Defense State Department Henry A. Kissinger William E. Colby Joint Chiefs of Staff

Cox Campaign Targets Junk Mail in Idaho Politics

Democratic candidates J Ray Cox and Max Hanson weighed in on mail lists, Nixon pardon fallout, and proposed crowd limits in Idaho. Cox urged removal from Symms mailing lists to save taxpayers money, while Ravenscroft urged a 1971 era bill to allow local vetoes on assemblies over 1,000, linking it to recent Evel Knievel coverage in Twin Falls.

United Press International Richard Nixon Idaho Max Hanson Congress Pocatello Hanson American Association of Retired Persons J. Ray Cox Cox Nixon Roy Truby Wallace Vernon Ravenscroft Ravenscroft Evel Knievel Twin Falls

Convict Seeks Pardon Like Nixon

Walla Walla Washington inmate Wyman L Vivian 43 asks Gov Evans for a pardon similar to Nixon. He says he only wants the usual $40 release gratuity and refuses any large pension or transition payments. Evans staff says no petition has been received.

Nixon Vivian Evans

Oil Firm Opposes Idaho Geothermal Research Plan

Chevron Oil Company opposed federal funding for geothermal work in Idaho's Raft River Valley. The AEC seeks 82 000 acres in Cassia County for two years to study low temperature hot water for power, with potential future site of 5 000 acres. Industry urged equal land rules and clarity on plant size and post project use.

Richard Charnock Boise UPI Idaho Raft River Willard A. Burton Denver Chevron Oil Co Bureau of Land Management Atomic Energy Commis Sion BLM Cassia John L. Griffith AEC Jay Kunz Griffith Richard Dondanville Union Oil Company of California Dondanville R. Keith Higginson Idaho Department of Water Resources Higginson

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Sandpoint Randy J. Evans Bonner General Hospital Susan Bowlby Hickory Ella Streets Gene Holt Bee Invisible’ Group Symms Idaho Falls Hits Geothermal Energy Research
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