Senators Honored in Farewell for Anderson and Jordan
Washington farewell ceremony on Capitol Hill honored Senators Clint on P. Anderson and James R. Jordan as they announce retirement at year end. The Interior and Insular Affairs Committee gave plaques and praise with wives and friends present. Public debt and Treasury figures for the year up to June 28 showed withdrawals of 242.79 billion dollars and deposits of 226.68 billion, leaving a cash balance of 11.44 billion.
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McGovern Faces First Convention Test Over California Delegates
At the Miami Beach convention opening, McGovern's 120 California delegates may vote on seating, with an immediate appeal likely. The decision could reveal uncommitted delegate strength and hint at first or second ballot nomination prospects amid opposition from Dakota supporters.
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Boise Park Gets Approval for 600 Acre Flying Hawk Park
The project near Gowen Field received clearance to begin a multiyear project creating a 600 acre park. About 40 acres will become park land with facilities while the remaining acreage will stay in a natural state with trails. Development may start next year per park officials.
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Idaho cuts state insurance policies and bid savings
Governor Cecil D. Andrus announced Boise saved 63866 by bidding its insurance and reduced policies from 1500 to 75 with plans to drop to about 20. He cited a report from Dan Obenchain, chairman of the Idaho Association of Independent Insurance Agents Insurance Committee.
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Idaho Increases Salmon Bag Limits for Sport Fishing
Idaho fishermen gained a brighter outlook as the Fish and Game Commission liberalized bag limits. The daily limit rises to two salmon with a seven day total of four, while the season limit remains five in most waters except Little Salmon River where an extra five may be taken. Director Joseph Greenley cited better salmon escapement and reduced nitrogen issues as reasons for the increase.
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McCall Fourth of July crowds shrink from past years
Crowds in McCall for the Fourth of July are smaller than in prior years with city police estimating about 12 000 people on Saturday and a steady flow of vehicles at six cars per minute. Officials report a notably quieter celebration with cool weather and smooth traffic in Cascade as boats and trailers pass through.
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