Idaho Receives 1.5 Million Grant for Boise Agricultural Building
Governor Evans announced the federal Economic Development Administration awarded Idaho 1,508,000 for a new agricultural building in Boise. The project, part of a 3.2 million state program, will consolidate services at Warm Springs Avenue and use geothermal and solar energy. Groundbreaking is planned soon with completion next fall. state offices and commodity commissions will relocate to the new facility adjacent to the Agriculture and Health and Welfare laboratory buildings.
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Boise
APS
Federal Economic Development Administration
State of Idaho
John Evans
Evans
Warm Springs Avenue
State Department of Agriculture
Petroleum Council Head Fears Energy Program
Idaho Petroleum Council executive director Douglas E Bean criticizes President Carter's energy bill as a massive tax measure that misses the goal of boosting domestic oil production. He warns of $18 billion annual consumer costs through 1985 and questions where most funds would go. He urges more oil and gas exploration and delays in regulation. Blondin Niagara Falls tightrope feats are noted.
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Sun Valley, Idaho
UPI
Idaho Petroleum Council
Carter
House
Douglas E Bean
Idaho Motor Transportation Association
Bean
Andrus urges Congress to protect Alaska lands for future generations
Interior Secretary Cecil D. Andrus asked Congress to back President Carter's plan to reserve nearly a quarter of Alaska for national parks wilderness and wildlife refuges. The proposal envisions 42 million acres in 10 new park units plus 45 million acres in refuges and more lands in other programs. Critics warned of impact on Alaska industries while supporters cite precedent from Texas and Florida preserves.
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Alice Z
Cuneo Washington
UPI
Cecil D. Andrus
Congress
Carter
Alaska
America
Andris
House Interior Committee
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
National Parks and Monuments
Udall
Seiberling
Andrus
Findlay urges Powell firing over White House conduct
Rep. Paul Findley accuses press secretary Jody Powell of discrediting Sen. Charles Percy and says Carter should dismiss Powell. He cites a TV series as evidence of staff deception and character assassination and warns the public about continued misrepresentation in the White House.
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Springfield
UPI
Paul Findley
R-Ii
Carter
Jody Powell
Charles Percy
Washington
Findley
Half-sister Fires Son of Sam Lawyer Heller
Mark Heller, longtime attorney for David Berkowitz, was fired by Berkowitz's half-sister Roslyn Rothenberg who says she hired him only for privacy advice. Heller vows to stay on unless Berkowitz asks him to leave. Berkowitz remains jailed at Kings County Hospital while psychiatrists assess him.
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NEW York
UPI
Mark Heller
David Berkowitz
Sam
Heller
Berkowitz
Newsday
Roslyn Rothenberg
Long Island
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