Idaho Lawmakers Split Over Public Kindergarten Funding
Idaho legislators debate funding public kindergartens with state or local money and the role of federal support. Most favor state funded or joint funding, some insist local initiation, while others caution against rushing school costs. Governor Andrus plans to seek unified funding. United Nations note on India Pakistan war follows.
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John Reardon
Edward Rice
Rboise
Max Kendell
Aberdeen
Kendell
Cecil D. Andrus
Idaho Education Association
William Onweiler
United States suspends aid and halts arms licenses to India
The United States on Monday suspended 87.6 million dollars in India's economic aid and canceled all arms licenses to New Delhi to prevent funding a country seen as the aggressor in the Indo Pakistan war. Secretary Rogers informed Indian ambassador Jha of the moves, which freeze undeployed development aid and block exports including iron steel machinery and parts, totaling over 11.5 million in weapons and related gear.
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Dam Suit Continues
Environmentalists sought government testimony to argue lower Teton dam would cause irreparable environmental damage. UPI reports attorney Larry Reno questioned B P Belport of the U S Reclamation Bureau about plans specifications bidding and construction timetables. Belport noted environmental considerations were used in design but said his office followed regional directives.
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Teton River
Nixon Stresses Strict Neutrality in India Pakistan War
President Nixon declares United States must maintain absolute neutrality in the India Pakistan conflict. Senate leader Scott and Mansfield say he outlined a noninvolvement stance while calls for cease fire and possible Soviet Chinese help surface. Nixon welcomes Pakistani ambassador Nawabzada Raza and family as Canada’s Trudeau looms on the schedule.
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India
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Raza
Florida
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