Contaminated High Mountain Lakes Suspect in Idaho
Hailey Idaho authorities warn that a protozoan parasite may contaminate Idaho high mountain lakes and surface water systems. Dr John Mather says campers should avoid mountain water and municipal systems without deep wells may carry the parasite despite filtration.
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Idaho
UPI
State Disease Prevention Office
John Mather
Idaho Office of Disease Prevention
Mather
Mountain Home double shooting traps suspects in bar dispute
Police say they hold several suspects amid conflicting reports about a bar dispute that left Caldwell man Keith Barber dead and Ed Smithson of Mountain Home wounded. Barber reportedly retrieved a gun from his car, returned, and shot Smithson twice. an unseen third man then shot Barber and fled. Smithson remained hospitalized in satisfactory condition with two bullet wounds.
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Mountain Home
Idaho
UPI
Caldwell
Keith Barber
Ed Smithson
Barber
Smithson
Elmore Memorial Hospital
EPA Recalls 1975 Ford Mustangs for Emission Faults
Washington AP The EPA orders recall of 35000 1975 Ford Mustangs after tests show hydrocarbon emissions exceeding the 1 gram per mile standard under the Clean Air Act. Ford has notified owners and offers free service to fix the defect.
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Washington
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
Ford
EPA
Outlook Dim For Ethnics Bill
Washington reports the House ethics committee voted 6 to 5 against speeding debate on a lobbying disclosure bill. The measure, endorsed by the Judiciary Committee last month, is tangled by jurisdictional fights and procedural delays. Rep Tom Foley urged either completing action or letting the Rules Committee advance the Judiciary version. Chairman Flynt warned against a rushed path.
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Washington
UPD
House Ethics Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Ethics Committee
Tom Foley
D-Wash
Rules Committee
Judiciary Committee
House
John Flynt
D-Ga
Hansen seeks regulation change on Teton Dam relief including tax losses
Idaho Congressman George Hansen urged Interior Secretary Kleppe to amend relief rules to cover tax base losses of counties and municipalities. He rejected a letter of intent as non binding and insisted reimbursements be in final regulations to avoid delaying reconstruction and unfairly burdening Idaho residents.
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Washington
UPI
Idaho
George Hansen
Interior
Thomas Kleppe
Teton Dam
Republican
Kleppe
Hansen
Easter
First Security Morn ing: Your Dream Reaches Far
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Logan
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Wyoming
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Helper
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