Idaho Lawmakers Stall Over House Bill 304 In 40th Legislature
On day 30 of the Idaho Legislature the session stalled over House Bill 304 and a vetoed 4 percent revenue cap. Gov Don Samuelson vetoed the cap, the Senate failed to override 18 to 17, and committees moved to craft a stopgap substitute. Other actions included advancement of seven health districts and three measures for constitutional amendments to broaden investment for endowment funds.
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Idaho
Don Samuelson
Senate
House Revenue and Taxation
Senate’s Local Government and Taxation Committee
Wayne Kidwell
Boise
House Tax Committee
House
State Board of Health
Agnew Attacks Democratic TV Rebuttal Of Nixon State Of Union
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew criticizes the Democrats televised rebuttal to President Nixon as “like listening to germs complain about disease.” He spoke Monday night at a fundraising dinner for Gov. Norbert T. Tiemann, referencing Sunday’s Democratic criticism on national television.
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UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Norbert T. Tiemann
Agnew
Demonstrations Stop Rogers Tunis Visit
Anti American student protests in Tunis forced Secretary of State William P Rogers to cancel a planned visit to Tunis University during his 10 nation Africa tour. Security officials noted the demonstrations and a large protest near the American embassy as Rogers prepared to meet Tunisian leaders to discuss aid and Middle East policy.
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UPI
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Rabat
Morocco
Nixon
Palestine
Middle East
Israel
United Nations
Africa
Bahi Ladgham
Habib Bourguiba Jr
Tunisia
U.S
Libya
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Idris
Agnew Attacks Democrats At $50 Dinner Protesters Outside
Vice President Agnew criticized Democratic leadership as 2,500 attendees heard his remarks at a high priced event while about 600 antiwar protesters rallied outside chanting and leafleting. Agnew claimed crime bills stalled on Capitol Hill and praised the event as a bold, clean presentation amid the uproar.
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The
New Frontier
Agenew
Agnew
Congress
Capitol
Israel Endures Heaviest Losses Since 1967 Air War
United Press International reports Israel suffered its heaviest losses in an Egyptian air raid since 1967 with four soldiers killed and seven wounded. The clashes over the Suez Canal and Sinai included a one hour dogfight with 410 planes, as Egypt and Israel claimed mixed air superiority and casualties.
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Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Sinai Peninsula
Tel Aviv
Middle East
West Classic prep facestelevision doubt in US
Jackson Hole officials questioned whether the Wild West Classic and other World Cup races in the United States would be televised. ABC indicated no plans to cover skiing on February 21 22 or March 7 8, leaving American fans largely without World Cup action at Jackson Hole and Heavenly Valley. NBC offered no coverage for those weekends.
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Jackson Hole
Wyo
UPI
United States
Jackson Hole Ski Corp
United States Ski Association
International Management
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Bob Beattie
Europe
America
Heavenly Valley
New York
NBC
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