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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1973
Page
1
A Ponderay man was taken into custody by Bonner County authorities after an apparent break in at the Algoma Payless. Sheriff’s Deputy Bill Kern found the man asleep in the back room with a broken window and he claimed he thought he was at home. Charges are pending.
Negotiators meet for a third day to end the 34 day occupation of Wounded Knee. AIM militants smuggle ammunition while federal and Ogala Sioux authorities press for a settlement.
On Guam for refueling before heading to California to meet President Nixon, Mrs. Nguyen Van Thieu viewed B52 bombers for the first time. Lt. Gen. Gerald Johnson arranged the tour at Andersen Air Base as the Thieux paused in Guam during their U.S. visit.
Frizzell voiced mixed prospects for a deal with AIM occupiers of Wounded Knee. He said the occupiers would abandon the siege if a 10 point agreement was reached and that future talks depend on consultations with the Justice Department and Interior and on Congressional action.
Ralph Harding former Congressman and Blackfoot cattle feeder says he will not send his 9000 steers to slaughter during the boycott week aimed at protesting high meat prices. He notes calls from feeders in Texas Arizona and Idaho and urges others to join to counter an artificial surplus and inflation driven prices.
Robert Lenaghen, longtime Idaho official, becomes a member of the Idaho Public Utilities Commission replacing J Burns Beal. Gov. Andrus praises Lenaghen as fair and pro consumer while Republicans raise legality questions about the appointment timing.
Fog and sun mix in the Coeur d Alene Sandpoint area with patchy morning fog clearing by afternoon. Warmer conditions arrive Tuesday with light winds and a 20 percent chance of precipitation through Tuesday. nightly lows around 30 and a high near 35.
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