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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1971
Page
8
Budget Director D E Chilberg says general fund requests for the 1972 73 year may total about 165 million dollars, about 4 million more than the current year. He cites 1.54 million for the legislative branch and 2.56 million for the judiciary as part of the mix.
Idaho attorney general opened an investigation into nine anti war demonstrators arrested Friday at a Boise Motel where General Westmoreland spoke. Mark Lane and eight others face disturbing the peace charges. trial dates set for Sept. 23 and Oct. 5.
The nude body found on ranch land near the Colorado Wyoming border was identified as Lecora Looney, 20, of Thornton. She disappeared Friday night from a Lakewood donut shop where she worked. she was shot in the head and back and strangled, with rape tests pending. Authorities linked the case to a Salt Lake City disappearance and noted similar cases in Florida Kentucky and Oklahoma in six months.
The Common Market told a GATT session it will retaliate if President Nixon does not rescind U S dollar safeguard measures. It blamed U S balance of payments problems on its own policies and urged restraint from violating GATT Article 23. The stance was delivered by Commissioner Rolf Dahrendorf.
Idaho congressman James A. McClure said he is definitely interested in running for the U.S. Senate next year after Len B. Jordan retires. Speaking by phone during a subcommittee hearing in Alaska, McClure urged party unity and cautioned about a bitter primary while praising Jordan’s career.
In Harrison New York a small children's zoo suffered mass animal killings during the night with 11 rabbits three pigeons and one chicken slain. A monkey survived badly wounded and the zoo plans to close for the year amid prior vandalism including set free raccoons and a wounded swan. Police blame youths under the influence of drugs and say the scene resembled a brutal act.
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