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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1973
Page
8
A letter from Murphy argues that a report meant to boost a department’s efficiency and service to the public should be used for that aim alone and not to create sensational headlines. The note references a continued discussion from Page One.
Fresh snow coats Idaho highways with icy sections from U.S. 55 to Interstate 90 and distant routes. Chains advised on Lookout Pass and other mountain passes as crews report snow floors, icy pockets, and snowing conditions statewide.
Idaho legislators weigh overturning the state's ratification of the 26th amendment granting women equal rights. Attorney General opinion says state ratification is final, while Rep. Gin es pushes to rescind. Debate splits committee as Feb 5 hearing is discussed.
Howard Thomas, a Tampa night supervisor, says he filed for divorce from his gravely ill wife to qualify her for state welfare after aid was cut off due to income limits. The 45 year old mother has multiple sclerosis and their six children, with two remaining in her care, face ongoing nursing home costs.
Funeral services will be held from the Moon Chapel on Saturday January 27 at 11 a.m. with Rev. F F G Meyer officiating. Burial will follow at Pinecrest Memorial Park.
Washington reports President Nixon will submit a 1974 federal budget totaling between 268 and 269 billion dollars. The plan signals removal of Great Society programs like the OEO and aims to shrink federal involvement in daily life while maintaining about 80 million in defense outlays. The economic report and State of the Union are planned for late January with a focus on cuts.
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