Community notices list local events and meetings
Preregistration for next years First Graders at Hope School is set for Friday May 25 at 2 p.m. The Women’s Relief Corps hosts a desert luncheon and card party also May 25 at the I W A Hall with lunch at 1 p.m. Public invited. The March of Dimes second annual Horse Show is June 3 at the Bonner County Fairgrounds. For info contact Mrs Larry Neu 263 4505 Box 284 Sandpoint Idaho 83864. United Methodist Women meet May 24 at 7 30 p.m. VFW meets May 25 at 7 30 p.m. Westmond Cemetery work day May 28 with by law discussion. Class of ’63 reunion May 24 7 30 p.m. at Patty McGovern’s 546 S Florence. Panhandle Planning and Development Council meets at 7 30 p.m. May 24 at Temple’s Motor Inn Coeur d Alene. Chester M Rupp presiding. Athens report notes two taxi drivers fined for dropping cigarette butts after CCTV sighting.
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Women’s Relief Corps
I.W.A., Hall
March of Dimes
Bonner County Fairgrounds
Larry Neu
Sandpoint
Idaho
Panhandle
Salton Talcott Golf Prizes Controversy Sparks Debate
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Rep Burt Talcott faced allegations he sought gifts for a congressional golf tournament. Memoed letters reveal prize offers from Aerojet General and Wilson among others, with Talcott claiming staff distributed windbreakers without his authority. Also notes rail funding troubles and a Washington National Guard beer lift controversy.
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Ani Washington
Burt Talcott
California
The
Salinas Californian
Talcott
Congress
Mayne
Cartha
Deke’ DeLoach
Pepsi Cola
Wilson Sporting Goods
Wilson
P.S
Bill Dickinson
Rala
Bill
Russell Company
North American Rockwell
Salinas
Sears- Roebuck
Nixon
Takecott
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington Air National Guard
Georgia
Air Force
Watergate probe tests limits on national security
Senate and House committees weigh restricting FBI access to Watergate records amid claims national security drives Nixon to shield probes. Testimony suggests CIA involvement and possible wiretaps on Israeli and Chilean embassies in Washington. Former FBI chief Gray to recount a 1972 call about CIA interests and potential aide firings. Nixon defends secrecy while acknowledging sensitive documents may harm security.
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Washington
UPD
Senate
Congress
Nixon
FBI
James McCord
United States
Israel
Chile
Congressional
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
L. Patrick Gray
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee On Intelligence
Gray
CIA
Lucien Nedzi
D-Mich
House
Armed Services
McCord
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate Armed Services Committee
Symington
John Dean
Inter-Agency Intelligence Committee
Nixon Pushes Alaska Pipeline and Second Canadi an Link
President Nixon urges immediate construction of the Alaska oil pipeline and backs talks with Ottawa for a second trans Canadian line to connect Alaska with the United States. Senate leaders Scott and Stevens cite abundant oil on the north slope and favor two pipelines despite environmental concerns and a court halt on the Valdez to Valdez route.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Ottawa
Alaska
United States
Senate Gop
Hugh Scott
White House
Scott
Sen
Ted Stevens
North Slope
Valdex
Congress
Valdez
West Coast
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Hope School
United Methodist
VFW
Clark Fork Grange
Westmond Cemetery
Patty McGovern
S. Florence
Athens
East River Stud CO
Kootenai
Salinas Salon
By Jack Anderson
Korner
Lillian Knoblich
HiWay
Jo Ella Gray
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