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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1972
Page
5
Judge George L. Hart Jr. promised a late ruling on two suits challenging the seating of Democratic convention delegates from California and Chicago. The U.S. Court of Appeals reportedly arranged to handle related motions.
Communist gunners fire 675 rounds into Hue while northward pushes drive toward Quang Tri province. A 20,000 man government force advances from Hue to retake the province, with paratroopers engaging near Quang Tri City. Hue bombarded from west as clashes continue two miles south of the city.
Boise governor Cecil Andrus said he will cut spending or raise revenues to balance this year’s budget but will likely not decide until August. He noted a $2 million carryover of unpaid bills and a gap between revenues and appropriations shaped by legislative views and overrun costs.
Joe Church, manager of the Western Idaho Fair, says the fair has no official publication. He notes businessmen in Boise have been contacted about advertising for a publication to be distributed at fair time, and that the fair board has not authorized any publication or solicitation.
McGovern supporters allege the California credentials committee illegally altered rules after the primary to award 151 seats to non McGovern challengers. Judge Hart questioned whether courts should rule on party rule changes as the case proceeds. In Idaho, Smylie cites absenteeism seniority and courtesy as keys to Congress underachieving.
Former President Harry S Truman 88 remained in Research Hospital after a renewed digestive ailment. Doctors cited a satisfactory condition with slight fatigue from travel and sleep loss. He underwent lower intestinal tract radiologic exams and planned further blood tests with updates at 11 a.m. Tuesday.
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