Emotions Mixed On Resignation
Editorial reaction to Spiro T. Agnew's conviction and resignation varied from bitter and sorrow to sympathy and praise. Papers including The Miami Herald The Philadelphia Bulletin Washington Post Philadelphia Daily News Salinas Journal Rutland Daily Herald Columbus Citizen Journal Baltimore News American Raleigh News Observer New York Times weighed responsibility public interest and national impact.
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Rutland
Daly Herald
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News Observer
New York Times
Mayor Hopes Blacktop Bill Paid At Sandpoint Game
Sandpoint Mayor Les Brown reports a $550 blacktop bill for War Memorial Field paving, with $150 paid. Lions Club and Jayvee players will sell popcorn at the Sandpoint-Coeur d'Alene football game to cover the remainder. Inland Asphalt Co. holds the paving contract.
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Weather Watch: Sandpoint Sees Partial Clouds Through Weekend
Partly cloudy conditions prevail in Sandpoint with a 30 percent precipitation chance tonight and 10 percent Saturday. Lows around 35 tonight, highs near 60 on Saturday.
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Sandpoint
Bee
BPA Funds Cloud Seeding Plan for Hungry Horse Dam
Bonneville Power Administration signed an 88 408 dollar contract with North American Weather Consultants to seek Montana permits for cloud seeding above Hungry Horse Dam. A final environmental impact statement will decide on seeding. Public meeting set in Kalispell.
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Last Bid for Boise Mayor Falls Short
Bryson Smith filed nominating petitions minutes before Boise mayor filing deadline but failed to reach required signatures. City clerk confirmed 29 valid signatures from 40 signatures, leaving him short of the 40 needed to qualify.
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Bryson Smith
ISU Questions Research Center Sparks Board Debate
ISU leaders in Twin Falls Idaho urge the state board of education to clarify its designation of the University of Idaho as the state chief research center. President William E. Davis and professor Kenneth Smith warn against overreach into ISU domains while the board considers missions and goals for higher education institutions. The board also approved pay adjustments for Boise State College instructors moonlighting and raised Big Sky Conference commissioner John O. Boning’s salary.
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Boise State College
John O. Boning
Idaho Suggests Biden Vice President? No, Jordan Name Proposed
Lt. Gov. Jack Murphy proposed former U.S. Senator Len B. Jordan of Idaho as a caretaker vice president if Congress blocks a nominee seen as a GOP threat for 1976. Jordan dismissed the idea saying he has no time for it and is fishing. Idaho GOP figure David Little names Barry Goldwater as his first replacement choice.
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Floods Kill Four in Enid and Texas Storm Ties
Flooding from 15 inches of rain in Enid Oklahoma left four known dead and 65 missing as rescuers searched for victims. In Texas a cold front and heavy rain spawned tornadoes with at least one death reported. Governor David Hall conducted an aerial survey.
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Oklahoma City
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David Hall
Enid Declared Disaster Area After Severe Flooding
The Enid area, home to about 43 000 residents, was labeled a disaster area. A survey found 28 homes destroyed, 270 with major damage, 258 with minor damage, and 75 percent of homes water damaged. Federal disaster funds were requested. the National Weather Service warned widespread flooding would persist.
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