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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1970
Page
3
Multiple UPI reports detail charges against Larry Ortega for the November $100 holdup of a Boise 7 11. The case was continued to allow Ortega to obtain counsel.
Jones body found with a chest wound early Saturday at a house near Peck in Nezperce County. Sheriff officers arrested Faucett shortly afterwards. A preliminary hearing on the charge was held in Nezperce District Court Monday.
A prelim in Boise is set for next Tuesday for Kenneth V. Gluch who is charged with first degree murder in his wife’s fatal shooting. Mrs. Gluch died after being shot March 3 in the couple’s home and died in a Boise hospital March 5.
Utah Senator Frank E Moss says President Nixon's withdrawal announcement may mislead by inflating the figure to 150000 troops. He argues the rate will resemble prior pace about 12500 monthly, continuing the war for another year with ongoing deaths and costs.
At the ANPA convention William Schmick Jr of the Baltimore Sun warned against forgetting that press freedom is an inviolable, living right. He criticized Agnew and Mitchell for undermining the tradition and warned such rhetoric feeds distrust and possible interference with press liberty.
Judge Harrold Carswell announced a bid for the U S Senate aligning with President Nixon's conservative goals. The Tallahassee jurist spoke with Gov Claude Kirk and Lt Gov Ray Osborne present at the news conference. He also submitted his resignation from the U S Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
United Auto Workers president Walter P. Reuther asserts inflation is driven by corporate greed and not workers. He urges 3,100 delegates to aim for substantial wage gains and broad fringe benefits in the 1970 contract with automakers, despite automaker resistance amid sales slump and profit squeeze.
Representative Orval Hansen and Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel urged Idaho residents to observe Earth Day by inspecting local streams rivers and lakes for trash waste and discharges. They urged citizen involvement to help protect and preserve the environment.
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