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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1971

Page

2

Nixon Warns Banks Over Prime Rate Increases

Treasury Secretary John Connally denounces Chase Manhattan Bank for raising its prime rate from 4.4 percent to 4.5 percent. He accuses banks of exploiting weak loan demand as he vows tougher action. Also reports the liner France breaking from its mooring at Cannes in 70 mph winds.

Treasury John B. Connally Chase Manhattan Bank of New York Chase Manhattan Bank Connally Chase Nice France UPI Cannes French

Funeral services for Dorothy Daugherty Ervin announced

Funeral services for Dorothy Daugherty Ervin will be held tomorrow Saturday April 24 at 2 p.m. MST from Noxon Montana Community Church with Reverend Charles Johnson of the United Methodist Church at Clark Fork officiating. Interment will be at Noxon Cemetery. Ervin 44 died Thursday April 22 at Noxon. She was born February 7 1927 in Springville Utah and lived in Noxon since 1960 moving there from Alamo Nevada. Survivors include two sons John D MacDonald in the US Navy and Jan Ervin in Noxon, two daughters Mrs Jacklyn Huckabee of La Crescenta Cal and Robin Ervin in Noxon, her mother Mrs Lurleen Baker Noxon, three sisters Mrs Mildred Dory Austin Nev Mrs Josephine Goff Troy Mont and Mrs Geraldine Johnson Greenville Cal, and two grandchildren.

Dorothy Daugherty Ervin Noxon Springville Utah Alamo Nevada John D MacDonald Us, Navy Jan Ervin Jacklyn Huckabee la Crescenta Cal Robin » Ervin Lurleen Baker Mildred Dory

Graham urges demonstrations by evangelicals on national issues

Hollywood UPI Billy Graham urged evangelicals to stage demonstrations and a march on Washington to restart renewal in America. He said the nation needs Jesus Christ as the cure for ills and called abortion morally wrong except to save the mother, in line with National Association of Evangelicals resolutions.

Hollywood UPI Billy Graham Pennsylvania Avenue Graham America National Association of Evangelicals Convention

Authorities Hold Cheddar Cheese in Federal Action

U.S. District Court in Boise seeks condemnation of nearly 12,000 pounds of cheddar cheese processed in Richmond Utah and shipped to Pocatello by Hi-Land Dairymen's Association. Cheese allegedly contains rodent hair manure and plant fragments from filthy milk tests pending.

Boise UPI Richmond Utah Pocatello Hi-Land Dairymen’s Association U.S. Attorney’s Office U.S. District Court Wiliam R. Godfrey Hi-Land Salt Lake City A . Hi-Land Godfrey United States Department of Agriculture

The Right to Dissent in Scout Leadership Debate

An atheist was denied a Boy Scout leader role over his beliefs, raising questions about what constitutes acceptable religion for civic service. The piece argues individuals should not be penalized in secular activities for personal beliefs, urging constitutional protections for dissent and personal theology.

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Forester Advocates Clearcutting For Idaho Forests

Ogden forester Joel L. Frykman told an Idaho environmental panel that clearcutting or even aged management is necessary to renew stands. He argued it improves environmental factors and replaces diseased areas with vigorous young growth, noting Idaho timber harvesting exceeds 366 million dollars annually.

Burley UPD Ogden Utah Idaho Joel L. Frykman Idaho Farm Bureau Frykman

Gov Andrus assured base stays in Idaho

Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus said Air Force officials assured Mountain Home Air Force Base will not be abandoned. He reported meetings with Air Force Secretary Robert Seamans in Washington, D. C. The RF4C wing will be moved this summer and a wing of F111 fighters assigned to Mountain Home with two squadrons transferred this summer and a third from overseas arriving later.

Boise UPI Air Force Cecil D. Andrus Mountain Home Air Force Base Andrus Idaho Washington, D.C Robert Seamans Foverseas

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