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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1973
Page
4
The Social Security Administration changed how adoptions affect a child’s benefits. Under the new rule payments continue for a child already entitled, regardless of adopter, with first payments under the provision to begin October 1972. Children previously denied benefits may qualify retroactively if meeting requirements.
Idaho state superintendent D F Engelking urged school administrators to plan Arbor Day observances to educate youths about environmental issues. He highlighted water management pest control planning waste disposal and stewardship as part of a broader effort to reassess priorities and take action now.
In Williamsburg Michigan a new natural gas crater spouted near South Lautner Road prompting ten more families to evacuate. About 60 families have been displaced since last Wednesday as Amoco drills relief holes and state geologists seek gas leak causes. The Red Cross organized aid while authorities prepared firefighting resources.
Washington reports Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal says the weeklong meat boycott had a minimal to almost nonexistent impact on prices. He notes consumer groups may try again in May if the federal government acts, blaming exports and farm subsidies for high food costs.
Washington reports Stanford chemist Dr. Carl Djerassi proposes a chemical contraceptive for pets to curb births. He suggests implants injections or food as delivery, notes potential human exposure via pet food, and calls for a dog and cat food tax to fund animal control.
PBS and NPACT plan uninterrupted start to finish coverage of the Senate Watergate hearings set to begin May 15 with chairman Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. The program aims to show the event’s significance beyond party scandal even if indictments curb testimony from key figures.
Rep. Les Aspin cites a $513 million rise for a 50 ship patrol frigate program now pegged at $3.2 billion though not yet started. Sen. Stuart Symington reports Morrison-Emidsen Co. seeks 170 unnegotiated design change orders adding $122 million to the Grand Forks ABM site contract of $144.5 million. Inflation and design changes blamed.
Idaho Bicentennial Commission weighs accelerating Cataldo Mission restoration and $40,000 in matching grants across the state. Executive director J Meridith Neil cites the preliminary Geoffrey Fairfax study and northern Idaho fundraising to cover costs with federal matches.
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