Mitchell links Haldeman Ehrlichman to Watergate cover up
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell testified before the Senate Watergate Committee that H R Haldeman and John D Ehrlichman showed active concern in hiding the truth about Watergate. He said White House and campaign officials helped shield President Nixon from the full story and discussed keeping the lid on the affair. Mitchell noted Dean conducted an investigation for Nixon but defended its accuracy at the time.
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Car Burglars Nab Chainsaws At Edgewater Lodge
Police investigate three car burglaries at Edgewater Lodge Tuesday night. Four chain saws worth 989.80 stolen from a Spokane McCullough Inc. car driven by Leroy A. Smith area manager staying at the motel. Two other vehicles entered with minor losses and radios stolen from one car belonging to Gerald R. Schulte. Another car owned by Richard W. Lines of Spokane also affected.
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New Farm Bill Scuttled By House Amid Veto Threat
The House abandoned a four year farm bill facing a presidential veto by Nixon. Poage proposed pulling the bill. the motion passed 325 to 67. He said negotiators might reach acceptable terms with the White House over the weekend.
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Montana Senators Oppose Forest Service Office Moves
Senator Frank Moss says Montana's two senators will oppose any Forest Service plan to reorganize that Utah finds unacceptable. He met with Senate Majority Leader Mansfield after the agency floated discussion alternatives to closing regional offices in Montana New Mexico and Utah and pledged to insert funding language prohibiting changes or closures.
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Sandpoint Weather Outlook Warm Through Friday
Fair and warmer conditions continue in Sandpoint through Friday with light winds. The low tonight near 55 degrees and the high Friday around 90 with virtually no chance of rain.
Idaho council seeks 44 member substance abuse advisory
The Governor's Advisory Council on Comprehensive Health Planning voted to ask the Department of Environmental and Community Services to create a substance abuse advisory council with 44 members to advise on drug and alcohol abuse. It also approved plans to improve statewide emergency health services. Dr. Fred Graeber said the plan unites existing services into an effective system to save lives and stressed the urgency of rapid response for heart attack victims.
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Emergency Farm Loans Sought
Governor Dan Evans said Washington and Idaho officials are planning emergency farm loans to buy livestock feed for drought threatened livestockmen. The program aims to move to the USDA for release of stored grains after initial processing.
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