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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1972
Page
4
Idaho State University will keep offices open Saturdays from now through the fall start to assist enrollment for 1972-73. The Registrar and Admissions office will be open 8 a.m. to noon on August 12 and 19 for admissions, transcripts, and records. CAP aids course selection and advising. Orientation Week begins August 24.
The Southwest Idaho Water Project aims to reclaim about 490000 arid and 60000 irrigated acres at a cost near 1 billion dollars. Idaho leaders push for Snake River water while environmentalists oppose dam building. new plans like Swan Falls Guffey seek private funding to advance development for 150000 acres, including flood control and power gains, amid funding hurdles and staunch opposition from the Sierra Club.
State records show July 1 pay increases for numerous officials across executive, legislative branches, and public agencies. Notables include Robert Lenaghen rising to $1,462.64, Tom Me Eldowney to $1,690, and Adjutant General George Bennett to $1,560, with several others across departments receiving raises and some retroactive adjustments.
AFL CIO President George Meany demands the Colorado Labor Council retract its endorsement of Sen. George S. McGovern. He says the move violates AFL CIO rules and warns of disciplinary proceedings if the action is not reversed by August 21. council leaders plan an immediate board discussion and a public statement after a 72 hour meeting.
Democratic presidential hopeful George S. McGovern said he would interrupt a Midwest campaign jaunt if Senate action on revenue-sharing legislation occurs this week. He noted leaders signaled a strong possibility of action and urged quick passage to return more than 5 billion dollars to states and localities.
Washington State Patrol reports a large earth and rock slide blocks State Highway 231 nine miles north of Reardan. The slide stretches over a quarter mile and occurred after heavy rain in the Spokane area. No timetable for reopening is available.
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