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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1972
Page
5
San Francisco report says Nixon administration planned swift moves to avert a repeat 100 day shutdown of West Coast ports as ILWU and PMI still clash over a new contract. Talks paused after 22 hours without resolution. 75 ships waved pickets in 24 ports while cargo divertions rose.
Ottawa reports a nationwide walkout by 1,600 air traffic controllers crippling international air service in Canada. About 50,000 daily travelers are affected as air mail and freight halt, with limited emergency flights and cargo to remote communities. Citing losses, airlines project millions in revenue lost per day and layoffs across several carriers while talks resume with mediator Noel A Hall noting progress and new wage offers.
Robert Weed of the Radio Advertising Bureau told Idaho broadcasters that 50 years into commercial radio the 1970s are just the beginning. The group elected Wayne Cornill Idaho State Broadcasters president and honored Henry Fletcher for 48 years in the business.
Idaho Heart Association warns streptococcal sore throat may trigger rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease. Pamphlets explain warning signs and urge medical help for children aged 5 to 15. contact Idaho Heart Association for information.
Boise Sen. John Barker asked for a study on how federal welfare reform would affect Idaho finances and administration. Bruce Brunton of HEW testified base payments for a family of four at 2400 to 3600 dollars with state supplements possible, as House passage nears Senate Finance Committee review.
CHENEY Washington United Press Maplestone a distance runner from South Wales will defend his NAIA one mile title this weekend in Kansas City. He beat his NAIA time by seven tenths of a second at the University of Washington indoor meet in Seattle but finished second to Bill Smart who ran 4 09.4 while Maplestone clocked 4 09.8.
President Nixon ordered a general tightening of security to stop leaks of policy discussions. White House press secretary Ziegler said the aim was to keep Americans informed while preventing public disclosure of private meetings. A probe was ordered into how columnist Jack Anderson obtained classified documents.
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