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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1972

Page

4

Agnew Urges Supermarket Price Restraint in Speech

Vice President Spiro Agnew called on supermarket executives to curb prices and warned that mandatory controls could follow if voluntary actions fail. He praised recent declines in beef and pork prices after talks with Treasury Secretary Connally and urged further sacrifices by processors and grocers.

Houston Tex UPD Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Agnew Sanei Nakagnen Treasury Connally

Idaho Proclaims Weeks Focused on Forestry Safety and Earth

Governor Cecil D. Andrus proclaims Forestry Wildlife and Range Sciences Week and Earth Week in Idaho. He urges focus on environmental problems and conservation. Idaho school bus drivers transport over 90 000 pupils daily, covering more than 73 000 miles with an outstanding safety record.

Boise UUPD Cecil D.andrus Idaho Hable - Britsto

No Beer License No Movie Story From Jerome Idaho

Private detective Dwayne Foust in Twin Falls says he cannot obtain a beer license for his Frontier Theater in Jerome Idaho to show triple X rated films. He already spent about ten thousand dollars since June 1970 and says the city, led by Mayor J A Russell, refused the license and he will relocate.

Jerome Daho UPD Dwayne Foust Pye J. A. Russell Foust

Utah man dies piloting home made light plane

A 48 year old Salt Lake City resident, Harry L. Taylor, died when his improvised light aircraft failed its engine while dropping a package near a friend's farm. A witness described the craft banking toward a wave and crashing nose first, destroying the plane as the engine sputtered.

West ‘Point Utah UPID Salt’ “Lake Harry L. Taylor Dell Packer

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