Agnew Denies Resigning After Nixon Meeting
White House said Agnew discussed possible resignation with Nixon during a Tuesday meeting. Agnew rejected the idea, stating he is not resigning. Speaker Albert kept action on Agnew's written inquiry about kickback allegations on hold.
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UPI
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Agnew
Gerald L. Warren
Capitol Hill
Albert
House
Democratic House
Shortage Found in Assessor Office Funds Audit Reveals Shortfall
An audit by H F Magnuson Co reports a $9,278.19 cash shortage in the Bonner County Assessor's office and a $5,488.83 excess deposit on Aug 27 1973. The report notes unclear signatures on a $6,000 check and inadequate cash receipt records, hindering pinpointing when the shortage occurred.
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Bonner County
H.F. Magnuson Co
Coeur d’Alene
Certified Public Accountants
Magnuson
Flora Bennett
Norma Strecker
Tifft
Idaho Officials React To EPA Sewage Reimbursement Cuts
Idaho environmental officials say they have not heard of an EPA plan to zero out sewer project reimbursements, cutting $1.4 million in federal aid. Senator McClure denounces the rule as idiotic and unlawful and seeks rescission, joined by Senator Randolph in a senate resolution.
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UPI
Idaho
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Gem State
Sen
Jennings. Randolph
Public Works Committee
Senate
McClure
Congress
Idaho Department of Environmental and Community Services
Inadequate safeguarding of cash circulates in audit
The report notes receipts not deposited intact, no control on cash kept in the safe, and no segregation of receipting, recording, and custodial duties. One person handles receipts, checks, deposits, and reconciliations. Cash receipt records missing before Nov 5, 1971. daily tapes not retained. no permanent transaction record.
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Daily Cash Register
Senator Hints At Campaign Forest Link
Senator Gale McGee raises the possibility of a link between Nixon re election contributions and a recommendation to sharply increase logging in Western National Forests. He cites a presidential timber panel and cites past White House influence over environmental guidelines.
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UPI
Gale McGee
D-Wyo
Nixon
McGee
White House
Council On Environmental Quality
Concert Sales Underway for Sandpoint Season
Tickets on sale at Sandpoint Furniture sales HQ for three community concerts. Sales end noon Saturday. no sales after. Elsie Campbell of Columbia Artists supervises ticketing. prices 10 dollars adults 5 students 30 family. Additional sales from workers and home to home outreach. call 263-4411 if not contacted. Concerts feature Art Hodes Jazz Combo, Three on Broadway, and Third Ninth.
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Sandpoint Furniture
Elsie Campbell
Columbia Artists
Campbell
Alt Sandpoint Furniture
Concert Association
Art Hodes
Third
Robert Walkley
Pat Venishnik
Bee Photo
Hearing Set on Oil Spill by Yellowstone Pipeline Co
A hearing is scheduled for Oct. 12 over a proposed 4000 fine against Yellowstone Pipeline Co for an oil spill in northern Idaho last spring. The Coast Guard says the hearing may avoid payment of the fine. The incident dumped over 160000 gallons near Murray Idaho on May 2 and flowed toward Lake Coeur d Alene.
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UPS
Yellowstone Pipeline Co
Spokane
Idaho
Coast Guard 13Th
Coast Guard
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Murray
Pritchard Creek
Lake Coeur d'Alene
Senate Votes to Cut Overseas Troop Levels by 4
Senate approved 49 to 46 a Mansfield plan to reduce U S troops overseas by four percent over three years. The provision aims to bring many troops home by June 30 1976 as an amendment to the defense authorization bill, a move likely to be dropped later.
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Upi
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Europe
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House
U. S
Nixon