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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1970

Page

4

Guardsmen Turn Away Group At Lamar School Reopen

In Lamar South Carolina guardsmen and state troopers blocked two white groups trying to reach Lamar School on its first day after a prior white attack on Negro students. About 250 officers patrolled as 76 students attendedClasses turnout mixed with 22 whites and 33 blacks at the high school and 19 blacks with two whites at the elementary.

Lamar S.C UPI Lamar School Combination

Mine Workers President Strikes Back in A Nation Speech

Washington report on Tony Boyle's sworn denial of involvement in the murder of rival Joseph Yablonski. Boyle called charges against him vile and promised a full judicial response while defending his December re election as UMW president amid accusations of abuse of union funds and staff to win the vote.

Washington UPT- W Tony’' Boyle Almighty God The United Mine Workers UMW Boyle John L. Lewis Joseph A Jock’’ Yablonski

White Clouds Issue Returns to Regional News

Travis S. Roberts of the U S Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife warned in a memorandum that extensive mining near the East Fork Salmon River headwaters could wipe out the salmon run and harm other fisheries. American Smelting and Refining Co seeks a Forest Service road permit to molybdenum claims at Castle Peak base, prompting calls for interagency review before approval.

BOWE UPD Travis S. Roberts Portland U.S. Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife Roberts American Smelting and Refining Co Forest Service Castle Peak Little Boulder Creek Interior Departments Interior Idaho White Clouds

Treasury cancels tanker ruling linked to Nixon aide firm

The Nixon administration withdrew a March 2 ruling allowing the Sansinena tanker, Liberia-registered, to operate between U.S. ports. The move scuttles a claimed $6 million windfall for Barricuda Tanker Co., once led by White House aide Peter M. Flanigan, as Sen. Joseph D. Tydings decried the decision. Edward A. Garmatz announced the cancellation during a congressional hearing, with Treasury Secretary David M. Kennedy confirming the action.

The Treasury U.S Sansinena Peter M. Flanigan Nixon Barricuda Tanker Co Sen Joseph D. Tydings Dmd Senate Edward, A. Garmatz D-Md House Merchang Marine Committee Edward A. Garmatz House Merchang Marine Committee David M. Kennedy Garmatz

Petitioners Seek Rehearing Over Idaho Bond Two-Thirds Rule

Residents E A Dee Rogert and Ruth Marian Rogers petition the Idaho Supreme Court for a rehearing of its Feb two thirds voter approval ruling on general obligation bonds for Pocatel lo airport terminal and municipal pool. They allege five errors in the decision, citing misapplied one man one vote and equal protection concepts.

High Court U.S. Supreme Court Idaho Sixth District Court Pocatello District Court State Supreme Court Allan Shepard Charles Donaldson

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