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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1971
Page
5
Washington reports a historic welfare bill moving toward House approval. The plan would provide 2400 dollars for a family of four, with a federally run system and uniform standards, costing about 11 billion in the first full year.
In Washington the Senate Banking Committee neared completion of hearings on a government loan guarantee to save Lockheed from bankruptcy. Chairman Sparkman and Sen. Packwood urged backing the measure, potentially creating general authority to rescue troubled firms with government backed loans repaid if firms fail. Packwood noted he had not decided how to vote but expected GOP support and sufficient Democratic votes to advance the bill to the Senate floor.
Lemhi County Commission passes a declaration prohibiting gatherings over 200 people outside Salmon city limits without a permit. Chairman Carlos Kane Sr. warns campout situations pose health hazards and requires applicants to show water source sanitation facilities and garbage plans.
The Idaho State Board of Education will hold a four day session in Boise from July 30 through August 3. On June 30 the board will discuss the Office of Higher Education and several colleges including Lewis Clark State College junior colleges and Boise State College. June 31 agenda items include Idaho State University University of Idaho and the Student Government Association. Friday's sessions cover the State Department of Education vocational rehabilitation and vocational education. The final day will review the State School for the Deaf and Blind and the State Youth Training Center and consider permanent building fund requests.
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