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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1973
Page
4
A work party at the Panhandle track is planned for Sunday May 6 at 10 a.m. Volunteers and fans are asked to bring heavy tools and donated building materials to improve the track and construct a new concession stand. A flag pole donation is also requested and a potluck lunch will be provided by the Womens Auxiliary.
Sen. Alan Cranston criticizes the Nixon administration as the most anti press in history and predicts Watergate will not soften attitudes. He urges Congress to pass federal news source protection laws as leaks fuel calls for greater press freedom to expose corruption.
GAO says Nixon campaign group violated federal election law by placing a Times ad in support of mining Haiphong Harbor. White House clearance and cash payment by the Finance Committee to Re Elect the President, with no official names shown. DOJ urged to investigate. notes staff had input but names and duties unclear.
John Wilkes Boothe and Paula Boothe face second degree murder charges in Idaho for the death of their infant son. The couple, from Chubbuck, were arraigned in Sixth District Court after being arrested in Texas. They led officers to a make shift grave in Ross Park where the infant was buried in a suitcase. Mrs Boothe posted 5000 dollar bond. Trial set for May 22 in Bannock County.
The Panhandle Planning and Development Council becomes State Planning Region I Clearinghouse to review and coordinate projects for federal assistance. The process allows comments but does not veto, aiming to align federally funded work with local planning and growth goals.
Congress debates blocking a $430 million Pentagon transfer from weapons and operations to maintain pay and feeding of troops. If refused, December units may be kept, but many ships and aircraft could be idled to save fuel. millions face potential payroll shortfall as House and Senate decide.
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