Idaho budget panel eyes tentative general fund total
Boise UPI reports a Joint Finance-Appropriations panel aims for a tentative general fund budget of 138 million dollars. By mid-morning preliminaries approved 96.1 million in appropriations, with higher funding for vocational education debated and supported by Sen. Manley and Sen. Yarbrough.
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Nixon opens China trip with pledges of friendship
President Nixon began his mission to China with an unsanctioned talk with Mao Zedong and pledges with Chou En Lai to work toward restoring friendship. He stated a long march toward peace and justice for all, while Chou welcomed opening contacts and normal relations.
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Senate revives ski liquor bill with amendments in Boise
The Idaho Senate revived a by the drink ski resort liquor bill after a failed reconsideration vote and sent it to the House for concurrence. The amendment would raise overnight lodging provisions and empower county commissioners to approve or disapprove licenses for Schweitzer Basin and Elkhorn Development near Sun Valley.
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Snowmobile accident injures Colburn boy. hand severed
A five year old Colburn boy lost his hand when a snowmobile throttle stuck on Twenty Mile Road near Naples. He was dragged downhill, his foot entangled, and emergency surgery at Bonner General Hospital left him in satisfactory condition.
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Hemingway son named to Idaho state board
The Senate confirmed Jack Hemingway to the Idaho Fish and Game Commission. He is the son of Ernest Hemingway and was appointed last summer by Gov. Cecil Andrus after residency questions were resolved. One vote against confirmation came from Sen. W. Evans.
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Dock Strike Ends After Eight Months on West Coast
West Coast ports resumed full longshore operations Monday ending a labor dispute that stretched for 135 days. President Nixon praised the settlement reached under arbitration and pay board review while unions and ship owners eyed cargo moves as ships remained tied up. The accord includes a $1.12 hourly raise plus improved benefits and pensions for 15 000 longshoremen and broader impacts on export trade losses.
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