Mitchell Resigns To Serve Nixon Campaign Manager
Attorney General John N. Mitchell resigns to become President Nixon's re election campaign manager effective March 1 1971. Nixon accepts with utmost regret and nominates Richard G Kleindienst to succeed Mitchell as attorney general while Louis Patrick Gray I is named deputy attorney general. Ronald L Ziegler says no specific cabinet return discussed.
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Picketing Of Boise School Called Off
Boise educators suspend planned picketing of three schools after assurances from the Boise Independent School board. The Boise Education Association said negotiations will resume Wednesday and urged media cooperation to avoid inconvenience to the public and those planning to walk the lines.
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Loveless Apologizes To Koch In Idaho House
In Boise, Rep. Wayne Loveless apologized to Rep. Karl Koch for insulting him on the floor during debate over a bill to revert a criminal code to committee. Loveless had called Koch a possible left wing Fabian socialist after Koch questioned the remark.
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James Earl Ray Failures In Prison Escape At Brushy Mountain
James Earl Ray, jailed for the King assassination, bungled a Feb. 5 escape attempt at Brushy Mountain State Prison. He crawled to a hidden area near a room adjoining an auditorium, where a makeshift handsaw was found and he faced a 30 day disciplinary cell.
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Army Reserve Notice Clarifies Service Eligibility
A local Army Reserve center announces updated eligibility criteria and filing steps for residents seeking reserve service. Officials outline required documents, test dates, and how to apply through the regional office.
Reading bill readings: Reardon hints relaxation stance
Boise Republican John Reardon told a GOP caucus he would relax his demand for full bill readings at final consideration for amendatory bills. He asked only that amendatory material be read in full as debate continued on the reading issue with caucus leaders.
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