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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1970
Page
8
Reports from District 1 Representatives note the Health Districting bill passed the Senate creating seven districts to extend health care access statewide. It aims to place central units with satellites, urging universities to offer relevant health professional degrees and encourage public discussion upon return home.
Idaho lawmakers push tax relief for homeowners with a proposed surplus refund scheme. SB 1434 creates county dumps authority. The Senate advances a property tax relief fund concept, a 14th order constitutional proposal, and discusses salary scrutiny while House delays Time shifts and other bills.
Cattlemen expect strong bids at Saturday's Panhandle Beef Breeder's Sale with a 32-head consignment including 19 bulls and 13 heifers. Previous Northwest sales show rising averages. Missoula Hereford Top Cut averaged 1140 dollars for 57 bulls, Lewiston sale bulls averaged 774 dollars while heifers averaged 430 dollars. Grading at 10:00 a.m. and selling begins 1:30 p.m. Catalogs are at the Sandpoint county agent's office.
Floyd Irish president of the North Idaho Credit Union League reports a three day Boise board meeting. The league has begun construction on a new building with an open house during the annual meeting on May 22 and 23. The Bonner County Cooperative Federal Credit Union will hold its annual meeting on March 12 with time and place to be announced.
President Pompidou expresses pleasure at US reception and praises American hospitality. Israeli Prime Minister Meir warns of siege endurance as path to peace unfolds. New York Justice Murtagh suspends hearings for 13 Black Panthers amid walkouts. Dr. Cohen speculates future use of host mothers for childbearing by film stars.
Detroit police report a group of ducks from a nearby pond wandered onto the main artery during rush hour. The birds blocked traffic for miles as drivers tried to coax them away, but the ducks ultimately escaped on their own before officers arrived.
Rep. Thomas M. Pelly reports Ecuador seized the Day Island about 35 miles off Guayaquil and towed her to port. The ranking House Marine and Fisheries member calls the act piracy and says Latin American nations are not serious in talks on such seizures.
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