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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1973
Page
1
War critics in both the Senate and House pledged to attach an end the war rider to key appropriations bills required to keep the federal government funded. In Washington the advocates, now in control of both chambers, pressed ahead despite President Nixon's veto threat on bombing Cambodia.
The DECS Board unanimously approved strict water regulations to classify 12 river basins and set quality standards for streams, aiming to meet federal guidelines. Opposition from Idaho Mining Association secretary Al Teske centered on the anti degradation clause as potentially discriminatory to developing states.
The Sandpoint Fire Department extinguished a brush fire at 1203 Superior on Tuesday at 3 25 p m. The blaze occurred on a vacant lot owned by A W Arnold and was caused by fireworks.
The House passes an appropriations resolution to fund agencies beyond Sunday with an amendment identical to Nixon vetoed 3.3 billion package barring funds for U S military actions in Cambodia or Laos. Nixon argues bombing halt undermines peace. House sustains veto 241 173 and seeks override. Senate action expected later week.
Partly cloudy and cooler with brief showers. Rain chance 30 percent tonight and Friday. Low of 50 tonight, high near 75 on Friday.
Final preparations finalize for the Sandpoint Lions Variety Show at War Memorial Field July Fourth at 7 30 p m. The two hour program features Bonner County performers led by Dale Miller of Clark Fork along with Expo 74 recording artist. Miller appears at Sears Northtown this weekend to autograph Expo 74 records and will also play the Sandpoint street dance July 3rd. Local acts include Kentucky Velvet Curt Balch Russ Watts and Ken Ewing plus Harmony Grits with Louie Travagline and Phil Willis. Contact Pete Thompson at Sandpoint Daily Bee 263 5151 for participation information.
Governor Cecil D. Andrus told newsmen recall should be limited to malfeasance felony conviction or inability to function. He will not involve himself in local issues including a recall movement against State Rep. Patricia McDermott of Pocatello over the Equal Rights Amendment and related disputes.
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