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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1975
Page
3
Quick summary of two fish cake style dishes using instant mashed potatoes and canned tuna. Includes salmon version with eggs onion celery salt and pepper formed into 12 patties cooked in butter yields 6 servings. Also tuna mushroom variant with Worcestershire onion egg and mushrooms cooked in butter yields 6 servings.
Bunker Hill Co awards contracts totaling nearly 300000 for six water scrubbers to reduce emissions at its lead and zinc smelter. Defence Utah of Salt Lake City and Ed's Welding of Kellogg receive the work as the plant faces state and federal air quality actions.
Western governors urge President Ford to declare a moratorium on beef imports and to aid the livestock industry with emergency loans. They deliver a letter at the West ern Governors Conference on Agriculture in Billings signed by seven governors. They also push for predator control, energy aid, and federal strip mine reclamation, with Montana Governor Thomas L. Judge to present the letter during a Friday meeting.
Fifteen members of the Sand point Future Farmers of America will leave for Twin Falls Idaho to attend the State FFA Convention from April 9 to 11. Steve Raser and Barbara Remsen will receive state farmer degrees and seek state office. Tom Woodland and Brian Dockins receive the BOAC award. Woodland earns the state safety and superior chapter awards. Sherlene Baker reports and hopes the club scrapbook wins an award.
Imports continued to set records in March with a 16 percent rise in U.S. car sales while Detroit firms faced a 19 percent drop. Foreign makes like British Leyland Datsun Volvo and Mercedes-Benz posted notable gains as imports captured about 21 percent of the market.
Boise Fourth District Judge Alfred C. Hagan will sentence Jerry Schroder on fraud charges on April 30. Schroder is identified as former state director of highway beatification.
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