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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1973
Page
4
Martha Mitchell cited by UPI from New York says John Mitchell remains with her but unreconciled and not speaking. She plans to hold until he is convicted or disbarred while noting Nixon cut him off and his law firm suffered.
Spokane approves a new Standard Oil contract to supply municipal gasoline at least 30 percent higher than last year. Regular gasoline will cost 25.9 cents per gallon and ethyl 29.4 cents, up from 21.3 and 23.9 cents respectively. City purchasing head L S Fetterman warns costs could rise further if prices increase, adding about 250000 dollars more this year versus 450000 last year.
A farm group notes prospects for the coming months look dim as widespread onion storage crops loom. Idaho and Oregon onions traded at 10 to 15 dollars per 50 pound sack last spring. Texas onions reached 20 to 24 dollars with freight. potato prices surged to record levels last spring and then fell as harvest neared. Idaho acreage up eight percent. U.S. potato acreage up six percent. Eastern Idaho frost could push potato prices higher again.
Divers searched Dworshak Reservoir near Orofino Idaho for Ray Bowman 50 missing and presumed drowned after a fishing boat capsized on the North Fork Clearwater River. Don A. Sandstrom 32 and two other passengers survived as Bowman remained submerged.
Coach Cotton Barlow says the Bulldog squad is mentally and physically ready for the opener at War Memorial Field Friday at 8 p.m. with starting spots still contested and the backfield solid. He notes minor injuries and a highly motivated group aiming to beat Bonners Ferry after last year’s 27 year drought.
Jack Hemingway was honored at the Federation of Fly Fishers National Meeting in Sun Valley with an Idaho Park Foundation award for gifting over 400 acres eight miles northwest of Richfield. The deed limits angling to fly fishing but allows public hunting and fishing access along the Little Wood River.
Marjorie Tibbetts Cooke sets a carillon concert at 8 o clock on Tuesday in Spokane at St John the Evangelist Cathedral. Cooke trained with Lowell Smith at UC Riverside and advanced at Bok Tower Florida, teaches at Hope Elementary, and is married to engineer Dave Cooke. She has performed in Europe and the United States and plays 17 instruments including a Middle Ages Recorder. She is a licensed pilot and aerobatics pilot. Dr C Harold Einecke notes listeners should hear the concert from outside the cathedral.
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