Hospital Notes Admissions and Births
Admissions list for September 17 to 19 includes Dean J. Bigham William Conn Walter Porterfield Leola Stoumbaugh Mrs John Heinrich A R Johnson Clara T Jones Julie Longbottom Dismissals note Mrs Peter Sonnentag and baby boy Guy Whistler Dean Bigham Mrs John Heinrich and baby girl Mary Manus George Vaught Births on September 19 to Mr and Mrs John Heinrich a girl eight pounds two ounces twenty one inches
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Dean J. Bigham
William Conn
Walter Porterfield
Leola Stoumbaugh
John Heinrich
A. R. Johnson
Clara T. Jones
Julie Longbottom
Peter Sonnentag
Guy Whistler
Dean Bigham
Mary Manus
George Vaught
Livestock Market Prices Across Cities From Daily Bee
UPI reports from Portland Denver and Omaha cattle hog meat prices. Hogs show mixed to higher moves with barrows and gilts up to 1.35 in Portland and varied in Denver and Omaha. Cattle and calves move unevenly with steers and heifers showing gains and prime ranges noted in Omaha. Sheep and lambs also show price shifts across locations according to daily market activity.
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Portland
UPI
Omaha
State Board approves funds and actions after riot overtime
The board discussed riot induced overtime from August 10 and security measures. It denied retroactive pay requests, authorized $230,000 for airport improvements to Twin Falls, Pocatello, Lewiston, Idaho Falls and Boise, and approved $12,000 to acquire land in Fremont County for Henrys Lake Hatchery. Only Andrus and Cenarro attended. Park was in Washington for an EPA meeting.
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Andrus
Board of Examiners
State Aeronautics Department
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Lewiston
Idaho Falls
Boise
Fish and Game Department
Fremont County
Henry's Lake
Island Park
Cenarrosa
W. Anthony Park
Environmental Protection Agency
Washington, D.C
House To Vote On Prayer In School
In Washington the House overrode the Judiciary Committee and moved to vote on a constitutional amendment to allow school prayer. A discharge petition with 218 signatures pushed the measure forward, signaling expected House approval though a two thirds vote is required for passage. Senate action and state ratifications follow.
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Washington
UPD House
Judiciary Committee
House
Chalmers P, Wylie
Ohio
Senate
Richard Poff
Phyllis M. Dawson 52 Obituary
Graveside services were held Monday at Clark Fork Cemetery for Phyllis Marjorie Dawson 52 born July 12 1919 in Fort Benton Montana. She lived in Clark Fork and worked at Clark Fork Cafe and Mammoth Hot Springs Yellowstone. She died September 16 at Bonner General Hospital. Survived by son Charles Fred Wrotenberg of Fort Hood Texas two daughters Mrs. Robert Gandra Carriker of Topeka Kansas and Mrs. Dave Widgren of Clark Fork six grandchildren mother Delpha Coughlin Ravenswood West Virginia brothers Robert Coughlin and Jerry Coughlin of Ravenswood and Atlanta Georgia.
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Clark Fork
Phyllis Marjorie Dawson
David Kearns
Lakeview Bible Chapel
Phyllis M. Dawson
Fort Benton
Montana
Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone National Park
Bonner General Hospital
Charles Fred Wrotenberg
Fort Hood
Texas
Robert Gan
Dra) Carriker
Topeka
Kan
Dave
Melinda) Widgren
Delpha Coughlin
Ravenswood
West Virginia
Robert Coughlin
Jerry Coughlin
Atlanta
Georgia
County balks at solid waste plan and private solution urged
Bonner County commissioners asked for 50000 to reserve for a sanitary landfill but have yet to acquire a site. They argue 50000 cannot solve the problem and consider private enterprise, though few would risk that sum while county lacks action. The editor calls for decisive leadership to prevent a future waste crisis. In California, Jacqueline Collum mourns her Batten disease daughter while her other children face the same fate.
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Bonner County
U.S
United Press International
San Francisco
Calif
UPI
Jacqueline Collum
Batten
Officials Fear Cheap Heroin Luring Enlistees
In Washington Dr. Richard S Wilbur assistant defense secretary for health warned at a news conference that some drug addicts may enlist to escape a heavy habit by using heroin in Vietnam He cited a suspicion that joining could cut a $100 daily habit to a $2 daily habit in Saigon.
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Washington
UPI
Vietnam
Richard S. Wilbur
Defense Secretary
Wilbur
Saigon
Conservationists Charge Mining Law Cheats Public
Washington conservationists testified before the Senate Interior Committee that the 1872 General Mining Law allows private exploitation of hard rock minerals on public lands without government payments. They urged repeal or a leasing system to align with oil and gas practices, while industry spokesmen warned changes could deter private prospecting and investment.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Interior Committee
Oil and Gas
Charles H. Callison
National Audubon Society
Congress
United States
Henry M. Jackson
Michael McCloskey
The
Sierra Club
William E. Towell
American Forestry Association
Utah Mining Association
Don A. Nichols
Gett Oil Co
Boise bomb analysis delayed as labs await neutron data
Federal investigator Raymond Beeman of the Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms Division said results on the Friday Boise entrance station bombing may not be ready until Wednesday. A package sent for neutron activation analysis lacked final lab testing in Washington. The item contained glass fragments and the bomb container with a possible fuse.
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BOSE
UPD
U.S. Armed Forces
Boise
Raymond Beeman
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
Washington, D.C
Beeman
For Money Quick Sell Your Items in the Daily Bee
Classified prompt urging readers to place quick sale items in the Daily Bee notices. Encourages rapid listings and emphasizes broad reach to buyers. Highlights affordable ads and deadline timing for publication.
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