Muskie Endorsed by Missouri Leaders for 1972 Campaign
Washington reports Missouri Governor Warren Hearnes and Senators Stuart Symington and Thomas Eagleton endorsed Sen. Edmund Muskie of Maine for president. They praised him as best qualified to unite the party and defeat Nixon, noting Muskie’s calm, straightfo rward style. Missouri holds 73 delegate votes at the 1972 convention in Miami Beach.
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Edmund Muskie
Sen. Muskie
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Utah
Bob Scott
North Carolina
Miami Beach
Milk production in Idaho rises in August
Idaho milk output in August rose four percent from 1970 for the same month. Production fell two percent from July. Cheese production reached 3.2 million pounds, down from 3.3 million a year earlier. Ice cream is down while creamery butter remains above 1970 levels.
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State Board of Education Opens Meet in Moscow
The Idaho State Board of Education meeting in Moscow began with the University of Idaho agenda. The two day session runs to Friday with homecoming games vs Idaho State University in the new stadium, first Vandals home game since 1968, presented by University President Ernest W. Hartung.
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Nixon Sets Phase 2 For Economic Plan Tonight
President Nixon outlines a follow-on program to curb inflation with wage and price controls to be set by boards and a continuing Cost of Living Council. He briefs congressional leaders and prepares for a 7:30 p.m. speech while signaling no profits cap and potential medical cost controls.
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W W P Asks Rate Increase of 10 Percent
Washington Water Power Co seeks natural gas rate hikes in Washington and Idaho up to 10 percent. President Wendell J. State says typical residential user could pay about $1 more monthly. The request, to the state and Idaho utilities commissions, aims to cover higher gas costs from El Paso Natural Gas Co. totaling about $1,335,000.
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