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Newspaper

Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1971

Page

4

Kennedy Ousted as Democratic Whip in Senate Coup

Sen Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts was removed from the Senate Democratic whip post by Sen Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia by a 31 to 24 vote as the 92nd Congress opened. The leadership shakeup followed amid broader disputes over Nixon policy in Southeast Asia and antiwar protests on Capitol Hill.

Washington UPD Edward M. Kennedy Massachusetts Senate Robert C. Byrd West Virginia Byrd Kennedy Hugh Scott Pennsylvania GOP Howard H. Baker Jr Tennessee Scott Baker Congress Nixon Southeast Asia Mike Mansfield Cambodia Mansfield Cooper U.S Capitol Indochina Frank Moss Utah Russell B. Long Louisiana

Impeachment Move Revived for Justice Douglas

Rep Louis Wyman revived efforts to impeach Justice William O. Douglas proposing a six panel investigating body with subpoena and oath powers beyond the House subcommittee. He cites the subcommittee report noting possible side income by Douglas in the 60s while on the bench. About 110 congressmen previously pressed for action amid claims of gambling ties and controversial book excerpts.

Washington UPD William O. Douglas Louis Wyman R-N.h House Douglas Wyman House Judiciary Subcommittee Emanuel Celler DNY Celler Subcommittee

Andrus Sees State Aid for Idaho Public Schools Possible

Gov Cecil D Andrus said state funding for public schools may be possible in the future, but not this legislative session due to money constraints. He outlined budget changes, cost cuts, and reforms in state agencies while stressing no one factor should starve education.

Richard Charnock Boise UPIV Cecil D. Andrus Andrus Health Department Legislat Ce Delbert FE. Colwell Idaho Calwell Ray Clovis Personnel Commission

Oil Spill Off California Coast Threatens Wildlife

The Oregon Standard tanker leak fouled 60 miles of coastline from San Francisco to Pt. Reyes as volunteers rushed to haul oil from beaches and birds. Cleanup crews used vacuum barges while officials warned wildlife damage remains uncertain amid spill estimates from 500000 to 1900000 gallons.

San Francisco Pacific San Francisco Bay Golden Gate Bolinas Lagoon Russ Revere Marine Biology Bolinas Philip Ward Ward Standard Oil of California Oregon Standard Arizona Standard Golden Gate Bridge Oregon

British Strike 100 Percent Effective Stoppage Hits Mails

British postal workers claim a complete mail stoppage with support from the International Federation of Postal Trade Unions. Affiliates in 80 countries urged refusal to handle Britain’s communications, including telegrams and telex, as the Post Office reported the strike 100 percent effective. Thousands of telephone operators returned to work amid the disruption.

Gordon F. Josel London UPI Britain International Federation of Postal Trade Unions International Federation Brussels British Postal Union United States France Belgium Italy Australia New Zealand Japan Post Office Corp Baeir

Nixon Plans Emergency Increase to National Debt Limit

President Nixon will seek Congress approval for an emergency rise in the national debt ceiling to allow continued borrowing to pay bills. Treasury official Paul Volcker said the current limit of about 395 billion is insufficient to cover obligations through the fiscal year end June 30, with a likely need of 20 billion or more.

Washington UPD Nixon Congress Paul A. Volcker Treasury Volcker

Steel price hikes spread as firms lift materials costs

Pittsburgh report notes two more firms followed major producers by raising steel prices used in construction and ship building. Jones & Laughlin raised about 6.8 percent matching U S Steel. Youngstown Sheet & Tube increased plate steel 8.8 percent and structural steel 7.2 percent.

Pittsburgh UPD Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co U.S. Steel Corp Bethlehem Armco Lukens Kaiser Steel Jones & Laughlin U.S Steel Corp Youngstown Sheet and Tube

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