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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1971
Page
5
A recipe card highlights baked beans using Grandma's Old Fashioned molasses with lima beans onions and ham. It presents Grandma's Bean Bake and a quick barbecue bean variation with pork and kidney beans baked with a rich molasses mixture and spices.
Idaho State University’s college of business launches the Institute for the Employment of the Disadvantaged in southeast Idaho. It will inventory current and future job opportunities for disadvantaged workers, funded by a $12,000 federal grant and $7,500 in university matching funds.
The Idaho Advisory Council for hospital construction recommended an additional 100000 grant for the Elks Rehabilitation Center in Boise to finish a 440000 renovation. The council backed certificate of need legislation and noted Idaho's 1972 Hill Burton funds would total 1334854, an increase of 17000 from last year.
President Nixon may reveal elements of post freeze economic policy during a Detroit Economic Club session broadcast by radio at 9 p.m. EDT. The Q A format allows 10 panel questions from the 2,900 member audience as Nixon outlines inflation and employment steps and hints at mid October policy announcements.
Ada County prosecutor moved to dismiss all charges against Mark Lane eight others after a Rodeway Inn protest during Gen Westmoreland’s appearance. Lane acting as his own attorney and co defendants objected to the dismissal wording. The group faced obstruction and assembly to disturb the peace charges.
The postal rate commission, created under the 1970 act, nears completion of hearings on higher mail rates already in effect on a temporary basis. Chairman William J. Crowley notes the task of reviewing an 11,000 page record to finalize a recommendation to the governors.
Monica Aldinger, a former Spokane County treasurer's office clerk, filed a federal suit alleging her dismissal last week violated her 14th Amendment rights. She named Treasurer Merton L. Howard and seeks a restraining order.
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