Connally Offered New Assignment
President Nixon considers former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally for a new part time role to aid restructuring of his staff after Watergate. Connally’s position remains unclear with reports of a possible domestic counselor post and no offer finalized.
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White House
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David Packard
Defense
John D. Ehrlichman
Ronald L. Ziegler
Kennedy
Texas
Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
John W. Dean II
Idaho senators named to tax committee plan proposals
Five Idaho State Senators join an interim committee to review three tax related proposals including farmland assessment practices senior citizens circuit breaker property tax relief and a legislative auditor s report on the state tax commission. Rep Allen Larsen will chair with House representatives to be named later. Members include Edith Miller Klein Dane Watkins Dave Eskelin James Stoicheff and Jack Tacke.
Burris Named Budget Chief in Idaho
Governor Cecil Andrus appoints James D. Burris as Idaho Budget Director after federal approval. Burris replaces D E Chilberg under a Federal Executive Loan. Andrus also names Mrs Edward Hillis to replace the late Wayne Hollenbeck on Minidoka County Commission.
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UPI
James D. Burris
Idaho
Cecil D. Andrus
Burris
DE. Chilberg
Treasury Department
Andrus
Edward Hillis
Rupert
Wayne Hollenbeck
Minidoka County
Widow jailed for non-paintment over housing code fees
In Cleveland a 59 year old widow, Flora M. Thorpe, was jailed for failing to paint and weather tighten her home after selling her wedding ring to pay for a new roof. She keeps dogs to supplement a $130 monthly income. Legal aid bailed her out. a minister hopes to arrange workers if she can raise funds for more paint.
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Cleveland
UPI
Flora M. Thorpe
West Side
Thorpe
Legal Aid Society
Joseph Meissner
Traffic safety plan tightens lane use and curb parking
The east center lane becomes optional for left or through movement while the west side restricts curb parking briefly to permit a right turn only lane. First Ave parking is eliminated from Pine to Superior St. Crosswalks are reduced to two at Pine and Church streets, with the Ross Rex Drug Store to Dalby's EXON site crosswalk removed. Enforcement targets double and improper parking and the diagonal First and Cedar spot is removed to add a four lane setup.
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First Ave
Pine South
Superior St
Pine St
Church St
Ross Rex
Dalby’s Exon Station
Daily Bee Want Ads Spark Quick Local Deals
Classified brief shows residents seeking jobs, housing, and goods in Omaha. Ads list services offered, items for sale, available rentals, and quick contact details. Readers quickly scan opportunities, with emphasis on practical local needs and fast responses.
Indians to Disarm At Wounded Knee After 71 Days
Indians at Wounded Knee will surrender arms today at 7 a.m. MDT as part of a May 6 agreement with federal authorities. The surrender follows the Monday release of AIM leaders Carter Camp and Leonard Crow Dog and includes turning over weapons to the Justice Department’s Community Relations Service.
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American Indian Movement
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Leonard Crow Dog
FBI
Camp
Crow Dog
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S.C
Ramon Roubideaux
Richard Hellstein
Wounded Knee
Hellstein
Dennis Banks
Roubideaux
Justice Department
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