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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1971
Page
7
Rome launches a nine day trial offering free bus and train rides to reduce gridlock. On day one lines report clear streets and happy riders while officials note some terminals slow due to parked cars.
The Idaho Water Resource Board reports a 145000 balance in its revolving development fund with 599510 in projects under consideration. Ralph J. Mellin, chief of the board's small projects branch, notes 31 project applications since the 1969 Legislature approved the 509000 origin and that the loan program operates as short term interim financing.
Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo Jr. are indicted on 15 counts in Los Angeles for stealing and distributing Defense Department documents tied to the Pentagon Papers. The superseding indictment adds eleven federal crimes plus conspiracy with possible penalties up to 115 years and $120,000 in fines.
UPI report says Sen. Ed Muskie will speak in Boise on January 26 at the Jefferson-Jackson Day Banquet. Sen. Frank Church disclosed Muskie agreed to attend despite focusing on eastern primaries and avoiding appearances west of the Mississippi in early 1972.
Grand View voters Wednesday turned down a $790,000 bond issue to finance a new junior and senior high school for school district 365. A similar bond issue was attempted last June but defeated.
President Nixon signed a temporary extension of unemployment benefits adding 13 weeks of extra pay for long term jobless workers in states with high unemployment. About 750000 people overall would be helped up to 52 weeks. 538000 in 11 states qualify initially including Alaska California Connecticut Maine Massachusetts Michigan New Jersey Rhode Island Vermont Washington Nevada and Puerto Rico.
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