Shultz backs cuts to federal social programs
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz defended Nixon's plan to slash more than 7 billion dollars in social programs in the 1974 budget. He urged guts to stop outdated spending while Democrats warned of dismantling humanitarian government. House Speaker Carl Albert and Senator Robert Byrd criticized the proposal as eroding Roosevelt era gains.
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Washington
UPD
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Nixon
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Shultz
Nbc-Tv
Today Show
House
Carl Albert
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate
Security Force Beyond Needs Faces Capitol Mall Plans
Boise reports the Idaho House State Affairs Committee weighs three Capitol Mall security options proposed by Russell Fogg. Costs range from 195 816 for a 15 member force to 101 364 for eight members. Rep Bud Lewis argues plans exceed taxpayer needs and proposes Building Services take over.
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St. Maries
Lewis
Building Services Division
Administrative Services
Fogg
Liddy Named Boss Of Espionage Ring In Watergate Case
Liddy acknowledged leading the political espionage operation but denied possess of guilty knowledge of the Democratic National Committee break in. His attorney said Liddy destroyed records after Watergate to avoid embarrassing the Committee to Re elect the President. Co defendant James W. McCord Jr. and five others had pleaded guilty. prosecutors summed up the case.
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Washington
UPD
Gordon Liddy
Peter Maroulis
Liddy
Nixon
Maroulis
Nixon Campaign Committee
James W. McCord Jr
Watergate
Democratic
Democratic Party
Earl L. Silbert
IEA Urges Higher Public School Teacher Salary Increase
The Idaho Education Association backs the State Department of Education budget but seeks a larger raise for teachers. Wayne York Boisie executive secretary notes the proposed 11.3 million increase matches the IEA 11.5 million goal, but argues the six percent rise is too small and supports seven percent instead.
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Boise
UPS
Idaho Education Association
State Department of Education
IFA
Wayne York
IEA
State Department
Cecil D. Andrus
Colfax Seeks New School Superintendent
Colfax School Board has sent brochures to 13 placement offices across Washington Idaho Oregon and Montana in search of a new superintendent. Board Chairman Farrell Cochran says February 15 is the deadline for applications for the post vacant after Milford Crowley’s resignation with a three member screening committee to be appointed and expected to finish by March 1. A new superintendent will be selected by April 1 Cochran said.
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Colfax
Wash
UPD
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Farrell Cochran
Milford Crowley
Cochran
Banquet to Feature Demo Vice Chairman Caroline Wilkins
The Jefferson-Jackson Day Banquet at the Rodeway Inn on February 3 will feature Caroline Wilkins, national vice chairman of the Democratic Party and former Oregon Democratic chairman. Governor Cecil D. Andrus and Senator Frank Church announced the appearance, along with a 35-member Highland High School group from Pocatello performing I Hear America.
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Bofpd
Caroline Wilkins
Rodeway Inn
Cecil D. Andrus
Frank Church
Idaho
Wilkins
Oregon
Andrus
Pocatello
Highland High School
America
Condition of LBJ Ruled Out Surgery
Four doctors who treated Lyndon B. Johnson for heart ailments announced at Brooke General Hospital that bypass surgery would not be performed due to extensive heart damage and a severely diseased colon. An autopsy confirmed diverticulitis and past heart injury from Johnson's 1972 attack. The physicians praised his courage and called for renewed research in major health enemies.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Brooke General Hospital
Buckley urges united U S Europe stance on troop cuts
Sen James L Buckley says his Western Europe tour reinforced demand for full U S cooperation with European allies. He plans legislation to block withdrawal of American troops during ongoing reduction talks.
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Paris
UPI
James L. Buckley
R-N.y
Europe
United States
Buckley
Notice of Personal Representative in Lena P. Kincaid Estate
James H. Kincaid appointed personal representative of Lena P. Kincaid estate in Bonner County Idaho. Creditors must file claims within four months of first publication or be barred. Claims may be presented at Lyons Hofmeister law office 104 Superior Sandpoint or filed with the district court. Published January 24 1973. Attorney Everett D Hofmeister represents James H Kincaid.
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James H. Kincaid
Lyons & Hofmeister
Superior
P.O Box
Sandpoint
Idaho
Rocky Point Water and Sewer District Income Report 1972
Statement of Income and Expenditures for January 11 to November 30 1972 covers revenue from Idaho First National Bank loan proceeds and related accounting by Frank L Chapin Public Accountant at 208 N Fourth Ave Sandpoint Idaho 83864.
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Rocky Point
Idaho First National Bank
Frank L. Chapin Public Accountant
Fourth Avenue
Sandpoint
Idaho
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