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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1973
Page
5
Idaho Senate State Affairs Committee delayed action on a proposed shield law for newsmen and scheduled a full hearing. The measure, sponsored by the Idaho Press Club, would protect reporters from revealing confidential sources if subpoenaed, while opponents argued press freedom remains equal to all citizens.
Idaho Gov Cecil D Andrus announced that donations to the Partners of the Americas Idaho Nicaragua Relief Fund will fund rebuilding schools in Managua. The drive, led by the Idaho PAA and Idaho Jaycees, follows the December 23 1972 Managua earthquake and seeks tax deductible gifts sent to the Statehouse Boise.
Ice coated roads along the Gulf coast from southwest Louisiana to Brownsville Texas as freezing temperatures spread across the Deep South and into the eastern two thirds of the nation. Alabama troopers urged extreme caution with roads iced in Mobile and Baldwin counties and schools closed in Mobile and Baldwin districts as temperatures dropped from Louisiana to the Carolinas and Northwest Florida.
Representative Orval Hansen calls on President Nixon to convene a panel to study national goals and policies for natural resources. He cites plans for 26 million homes in the next decade and urges re examination of resource management and environmental impacts.
House Speaker Carl Albert and Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield pursue Democratic unity across the Capitol. They plan monthly meetings with governors and a potential joint suit over impounded funds as they map strategy in a new administration.
Jerome Idaho faces loss of accreditation by the Northwest Association unless Jerome High School corrects deficiencies. The report cites too few counselors inadequate vocational and science programs weak cafeteria and library facilities.
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