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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1973

Page

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Agnew Successor Indicted On Extortion Charge

Baltimore federal grand jury indicts Dale Anderson former Baltimore County executive on extortion and conspiracy charges involving 46 400 paid by contractors since 1966. William E Fornoff named co conspirator while not a defendant. prosecutors expect his testimony.

Baltimore UPI Maryland Dale Anderson Spiro T. Agnew Baltimore County William E. Fornoff Agnew Fornoff Anderson N. Dale Anderson Gaudreau Inc George W., Stephens Jr. and Associates Inc John B. Funk Associates Inc General Engineering Consultants Inc James Petrica and Associates Inc Whiteford, Falk and Mask Inc Greiner Environmental Services Inc Matz, Child Associates Inc Greiner Jerome B. Wolff Wolff

Church Won't Endorse St Joe River Reclassification

Senator Frank Church D Idaho says he has no inclination to back a bill designating the St Joe River as wild and scenic unless local residents support it. He will proceed with public hearings while showing support for St Maries townspeople, who about 90 percent oppose the classification.

Weather Outlook for Sandpoint

Mostly fair today with cooler temperatures and light winds. Chance of showers mainly over nearby mountains increases to 40 percent tonight and 50 percent Friday. Highs around 75 today, 65 Friday. Lows near 50.

Fair fat stock sale urged at Bonner County Fair

Individuals urged to attend the fat stock sale after the Bonner County Fair at the fairgrounds north of Sandpoint. The sale starts 7:30 p.m. with payment after the sale. County Agent Ray Davis notes buyers can bid at market price and predicts beef grades to rise. blue ribbon sheep expected at 33, red at 32.

Bonner County Fairgrounds Sandpoint Ray Davis

Wheat prices rise as export drive lifts markets

A Western Wheat Association official warns foreign markets for U S wheat may shrink if grain futures keep rising. Prices jumped from about 1 75 to over 5 a bushel in six months driven by a strong U S export program reported by Jim Hutchinson vice president in Tokyo.

Boise UPD Western Wheat Association U. S U.S Jim Hutchinson Tokyo

Moose dinner feeds 238. hunt raffle and rifle prize awarded

Bonner County Sportsmen's Association sponsored a Moose Dinner serving over 100 pounds of meat to 238 attendees. Wayne Evans won a seven day moose hunt valued at over 700 dollars, while Clarence Reed took a 7mm Winchester rifle. Donations totaled 132 dollars and five cents.

Wa Bee Wayne Evans Dick Creed Bonner County Sportsmen’ S Association Sandpoint British Columbia Bonner County Sportsmen’s Association Clinton B.C Sportsmen's Association Clarence Reed Leo Hadley Hadley Roland Lundblad Canada Sid Scribner Jim Benson Paul Pecukonis Ozzie Rue

Gas Shortage To Curtail Highway Services

A state highway official says fuel shortages will curtail operations along northern Idaho highways. Victor Richardson, assistant state highway engineer, reports gas supplies north of Benewah County are depleted and borrowing from September allotment is required. Non essential services like litter cleanup and garbage bin dumping will be reduced.

Boise

Idaho Ranch Patrol Formed to Guard Adams County Cattle

A new force of 18 ranchers and three patrolmen will be deputized in Adams County to defend about 50,000 cattle from rustlers. Sheriff Jim Hileman said surprise roadblocks will be set up with help from the Idaho Fish and Game Department, state police and the Forest Service. Three blocks were deployed Sunday. 151 vehicles checked, with one citation for grouse possession out of season and several vehicle violations.

Presidential and VP Campaign Contributions Reach $79 Million

The GAO announced that contributions for President and Vice President from April 7 to December 1, 1972 totaled about $79 million, the largest amount for national campaigns. The 1 900 page report covers 2,570 committees and 71 575 entries of contributions and ticket sales totaling $63.6 million and loans of $15.1 million.

Washington UPD General Accounting Office GAO Office of Federal Elections Congress

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