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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1970

Page

4

Hartung Promises Top Facilities at Idaho by 1972

University of Idaho President Ernest W. Hartung told the Idaho Sports Banquet crowd that by 1972 the school will have premier facilities for its size in the Pacific Northwest. He outlined progress over five years, including 18-hole golf, two Olympic pools, a new women's gym opening in April, and a spring football track with synthetic surface. He noted plans for a basketball and football stadium and possible joint ownership with Washington State University, with final completion targeted for 1976 and football seating rising from 16,000 to 20 25,000.

University of Idaho Ernest W. Hartung Idaho Coeur d’Alene Pacific Northwest Spokane Hartung Mexico Washington State University Johnny Mary

States Fishery Grants Awarded By Interior Department

The Interior Department allocated 5,950,000 in commercial fisheries grants to states as partial reimbursement for completed fishery projects. Arizona Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico Utah Wyoming each received 19,000 dollars while Oregon received 507,900 dollars.

Washington UPD Interior Department Arizona Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico Oregon Utah Wyoming

Bradshaw Chosen No 1 In NFL Draft By Steelers

Quarterback Terry Bradshaw of Louisiana Tech was picked first in pro football’s college player draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers. The 6 3 215 pound passer, called the best college thrower since Namath, threw for 2314 yards and 14 touchdowns this season. Pittsburgh earned the top pick after a 1-13 season and a coin flip with Chicago.

NEW York UPI Terry Bradshaw Lousiana Tech Pittsburgh Steelers Bradshaw Joe Namath Steelers Chicago Bears

Read All The Local Sports First In The Daily Bee

Local sports highlights lead the page with quick recaps of games, scores, and notable player performances. Brief notes hint at upcoming matchups and standings with emphasis on regional teams and local rivals.

Carswell Briefed by Senate Panel on Supreme Court Nomination

G Harrold Carswell, 50, former St. Lucie circuit judge, faces a Judiciary Committee examination in Washington over his fitness for the Supreme Court seat vacated by Abe Fortas. Nixon’s second pick came after Clement Haynsworth Jr. was rejected amid financial concerns and civil rights objections. Supporters from the American Bar Association endorsed the nomination. civil rights groups sought postponement to review his background and past white supremacy comments.

Washington UPI G. Harrold Carswell Senate Judiciary Committee U.S. Supreme Court Nixon Carswell Tallahassee Fla St. U.S Supreme Court Abe Fortas Clement F. Haynsworth Jr Senate Haynsworth American Bar Association Standing Committee On the Federal Judiciary Lawrence E. Walsh Senate ‘Judiciary Committee

Solons Ponder 4 Percent Limitation In Idaho Tax Law

The Idaho Legislature faces the four percent tax increase limit in the Property Tax Equalization Law as leaders debate repeal. Senate members narrowly kept the measure in committee while considering a hybrid proposal and other amendments to ease the restriction for local taxing units.

Boise UPI Idaho Senate Fred Bagley Ray Rigby Rexburg House Revenue and Taxation Committee Robert Haaken D-Coeur d’Alene Neil Miller D-Blackfoot Allan F. Larsen R-Blackfoot

Gas Tank Explosion Kills Two In Blakely Georgia

An underground gas tank exploded near Blakely, Georgia, killing at least two people and injuring an unknown number. A major fire raged as firefighting crews from four nearby towns battled the blaze. Reports conflicted on the blast location, initially under the town square then near Davenport Motor Co. on the east side. Windows shattered for blocks.

Blakely UPI Georgia Alabama Donalsonville Davenport Motor Co

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