Agnew Attacks Legal Aid Program as Social Engineering
Vice President Spiro Agnew told the Texas State Bar Association that the Legal Services Program, meant to aid the poor, has become a tool for major political changes. He warned it funds ideological vigilantes and shifts power from elected officials, urging a focus on poverty a nd ensuring program policies limit political activity by attorneys.
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Houston
UPI
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Texas State Bar Association
Gram
Citcation Ue
Evanston
Texas
California
Colorado
Florida
Legal Services Headquarters
Local Golfer Fires Eagle on Par Five Third Hole
Amateur Judy Glock of Sandpoint fired an eagle on the 476 year par five third hole at Elks Golf Course during Ladies Day League Play. She won the longest putt prize for 150 yards, describing the shot as a rare, once in a lifetime feat while playing with Jerry Bergstrom and Rosé McFarland.
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Judy Glock
Sandpoint
Elks
Colorado to Vote on Funding for 1976 Winter Games
Colorado voters will decide this fall on a constitutional amendment to bar state funding of the 1976 Winter Olympics. Petitions with 76,226 signatures were filed to place the measure on the November ballot, far above the 50,410 needed. Governor Love predicts opposition is a minority. Rep. Richard Lamm praises broad support.
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Denver
UPD
Colorado
Richard Lamm
Citizens For
Lamm
John A. Love
Wallace Returns to Alabama After 53 Days in Hospital
Governor George C. Wallace left Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring Maryland for Andrews Air Force Base and flew to Montgomery Alabama to resume his governorship before heading to Miami Beach for the Democratic presidential nominating convention. He spoke with reporters on the hospital steps and thanked Maryland officials and hospital staff for their care.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Miami Beach
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Holy Cross Hospital
Silver Spring
Wallace
Miami
Cornelia
Mitai
State of
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Helen Marie
Boise Suffers Wind Damage From Severe Storm
Winds of 53 miles per hour swept Boise and surrounding areas causing downed power lines and trees on cars. BLM reported spot fires while Idaho Power noted about 1000 residents lost power in the Eagle Star area. No precipitation at the airport. mountains to the north saw some moisture. Peak gusts reached around 10 28 p.m. as the storm moved west to east.
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Boise
WPD
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Eagle Star
Gordon Hansen
Idaho Power District
Boise ‘Municipal
National Weather ‘Service
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Bonners Ferry
Lorraine Nelson
Tom Rodda
Nolan Redman
St. Agnes Episcopal Church
Bev
Redman
Church Divinity School
Spokane
Whitworth College
U. S. Coast Guard
Ann
Hospital
Panhandle
Colburn, Idaho
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