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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1974
Page
6
The piece surveys strong pro and con views on a conditional amnesty under President Ford for Southeast Asian war objectors. It weighs legality, morality, and public sentiment, noting no war declaration and past amnesty in other conflicts, urging decisive public action.
Rockefeller says he may be able to live up to his fortune estimates, while friends place his wealth at up to 500 million. He describes a 15 minute meeting with Senator Barry Goldwater where Goldwater urged him to step aside for a younger Republican.
The Federal Energy Administration directs about 70 Idaho gasoline and distillate dealers to refund over $168,000 in charges deemed excessive. Overcharges arose from price violations in the past four months. Money will be returned via reduced prices for as long as needed.
Robert W. Macfarlane of the Idaho State AFL-CIO defends OSHA amid a campaign by the John Birch Society and some politicians. He calls for press accountability, factual reporting, and better enforcement to aid small employers.
New York United States advertising report shows daily newspapers earned 7.6 billion dollars, 30.2 percent of total ad spend of 25.1 billion. Jack Kauffman of the Newspaper Advertising Bureau cites continued growth and local ads driving the rise.
Indiana Klan Grand Dragon William M. Chaney calls on Klansmen to defend homes with shotguns after three Klansmen were shot in Kokomo since July 27. He cites July 29 jailhouse assault by five Black men and pushes charging authorities with intent to kill and Firearms Act violations.
Ernst Fredrick George Meyer of Clark Fork Idaho died Tuesday August 20 born February 22 1894 in New Jersey He served as missionary minister in the Inland Empire arriving in 1919 and settled Clark Fork in 1951 founding Clark Fork Suthern Church and Hope Community Church He pastored in Clark Fork Hope area and later worked with Job Corp at Kooskia in 1966 He lived in Horse Shoe Bend 1970 71 and was active in the Panhandle Boy Scouts Survivors include wife Alice Meyer of Clark Fork son John Meyer Spokane daughters Ruth Walmer Colville Jessie Olmstead Colville Julia Hood Spokane two stepsons William DeBates Middletown RI Jerry DeDeBates Clark Fork sister Mabel Meyer Troy NY brothers Fred Meyer Floyd Meyer Troy NY nine grandchildren twenty one great grandchildren one step granddaughter Services Saturday August 24 at 11 a m Clark Fork Lutheran Church Clyde Meredith officiating Interment Clark Fork Cemetery Also note Quirks in the News item about Jerry Haynes urban retaliation by honking and pursuit in South San Francisco.
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