Garden City Man Holds Knife To Wife's Throat
A Garden City man kept a knife at his common law wife Jule Buffington's throat for six hours on Saturday night to force her to seek medical care. Authorities will decide charges against Jesse Massey as he was taken to St Alphonsus psychiatric ward after negotiations collapsed.
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Garden City Idaho
UPD
Garden City
E C “Chuck’ Palmer
Palmer
Jesse Lee Massey
St Alphonsus Hospital
Jule Buffington
Massey
Ethel Williams
Phil Eagle
Clayton
Jack Williams
Willie Shideler
LaMarr F Heyrend
Boise
Wheat reduction urged to curb looming carryover in wheat
Don Woodward president of the National Association of Wheat Growers warns that unlimited production could produce a two billion bushel carryover and a $1 per bushel price. He urges growers to reduce acreage next year. Helix farmer Woodward plans a 30 percent cut on 1850 acres for 1977. He says voluntary cuts may be rare and compulsion could follow to stabilize markets and prices.
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Walla Walla, Wash
UPI
Don Woodward
National Association of Wheat Growers
Woodward
Helix Area
United States
Rees
Washington primary narrows governor hopefuls in 1st bid without incumbent
Voters in Olympia head to the polls in a Washington state gubernatorial primary to trim the field for the post held by Dan Evans as candidates from both parties compete. John Spellman leads Republicans while Wes Uhlman and Dixy Lee Ray top the Democrats with Floyd Hicks contesting beyond. More than a million voters are expected to cast ballots and total campaign spending exceeds one million dollars.
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UPI
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Evans
King County
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Harley Hopp
Sodiman
Seattle
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Dixy Lee Ray
Uhlman
Marvin Durning
Durning
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Emmett Watson
Carl Rickets
Fall City
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Snohomish
Dr Ray
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Pacific Sciences Center
University of Washington
Floyd Hicks
Bruce Chapman
Centralia
George Bright
Frank Brouillet
Jim Moore
Philipp Scott
Walla Walla
Supreme Court
James Dolliver
Fred Dore
Arthur Eggers
Walla Walla County
Keith Callow
U.S
Tacoma
Idaho Supreme Court upholds Ada County burglary verdicts
The Idaho Supreme Court affirms the Ada County conviction and 15 year sentence on two counts of first degree burglary for Edward W Chauncey and reverses a separate marijuana possession conviction for Gary Paul Warden of Grangeville for insufficient evidence. The court rules 18-308 gives discretion for consecutive sentences.
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Marian Callister
W E Smith
Callister
Smith
Supreme Court
Warden
Two Power Plant Sites Remain In Idaho Valley
Idaho Power spokesman Robert Brown said two of the three remaining preferred sites for the Pioneer coal plant lie along the western edge of the Magic Valley. The plan originally named four sites including Orchard near Boise. After the PUC rejected Orchard the company considers alternatives including nuclear or hydro options.
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Twin Falls, Idaho
UPI
Idaho Power Company
Matic Valley
Robert Brown
Idaho Power
Orchard
Boise
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Brown
Straub Urges Boost In Forest Service Budget
Oregon Governor Robert Straub urged Western governors to back doubling the Forest Service budget to as much as 25 billion by 1981. He noted 74 percent of U S forest resources are in Western states and called timber the prime renewable resource. Straub moderated a panel at the Western Governors Conference discussing forest land management and funding needs.
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US Forest Service
Straub
Western Governors Conference
Forest Service
Oregon
Ted Schlapfer
Portland
Ore
Carl Stoltenberg
Oregon State University Forestry School
Charles W. Bingham
Weyerhaeuser Co
Schlapfer
House Rejects Predator Pay Pilot Project
The House on Monday night voted down a proposed pilot project to fund predator pay. The measure faced opposition amid concerns over cost and effectiveness and was defeated as lawmakers debated the potential impact on U.S. wildlife programs.
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Washington
UPI
Eight-Year-Old Caught Driving in Minnesota
An eight year old stole a farmer's pickup on US 169 south of Mankato, tried highway driving, veered, ditched, then ran but was captured. He told patrolman Bob Nelson he had practiced but this was his first highway drive and was handed to juvenile authorities.
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Minn
UPI
US 169
Minnesota
Bob Nelson
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