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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1973

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Gas Retailers Win One-Week Reprieve From Price Controls

Washington reports Phase IV gasoline and diesel price controls delayed until Sept 7 after threats from 165,000 brand name dealers to shut stations over Labor Day weekend. The extension aims to give dealers time to comply with new rules amid court challenges and appeals involving the National Congress of Petroleum Retailers.

Washington CPD Cost of Living Council CLC Nixon Warren Burger U.S Barrington Parker National Congress of Petroleum Retailers Burger John T. Dunlop Dunlop

Arson Ruled Cause Of Fire In Sandpoint Shed

Sandpoint fire chief Wade Brown ruled arson caused a fire Wednesday at a shed owned by Clyde Marley in the 400 block of Lavina Avenue. A gunny sack tied to a window was set ablaze but there was no damage as the building is due for demolition within two weeks.

Sandpoint Wade Brown Clyde Marley Lavina Brown

Lead Poison Tests Added To Health Plate

Boise CPD reports state wide lead poisoning tests added to a comprehensive health screening plan. District health departments will test 100 children in each of Idaho's seven districts for welfare families. About 15,000 eligible children. 2,500 already screened for health care needs and doctor referrals.

Boise Idaho Susan Hayden Department of Environmental and Community Services

Cattle Rustling Meeting Planned in Salmon Idaho

Lemhi County cattle and Horse Growers Association will meet Tuesday to tackle cattle rustling. President Dale Fayle notes several calves missing in the past month and warns losses may rise as cattle come in from the range this fall. A $500 reward is offered for information leading to arrest and conviction.

Salmon Idaho UPD Lemhi County

Butz urges greater wheat exports amid cost of living debate

Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz visited Spokane urging expanding export of wheat and farm products to sustain the economy. He defended farmers against price rise blame, noting Americans spend a small share of take-home pay on food and that fluctuations mirror other goods, not unique to agriculture. Local ranchers protested beef freeze outside the hotel.

America Butz Spokane Buzz

Flags Will Not Fly on Sandpoint Labor Day

The Sandpoint Lions Club will not place flags along Sandpoint streets on Labor Day September 3 due to an ongoing city street construction project. The flag program was a loaned merchant funded project started years ago and club members regret having to cancel this year.

Sandpoint

McCord accuses Nixon aides of lying in Watergate lecture

James McCord, convicted Watergate burglar, told 1000 Sangamon State University students that John Mitchell and Haldeman and Erlichman lied to the Senate Watergate Commission. He challenged Nixon's denials and urged tapes release before any prosecutions connected to the break-in. He plans a 40 college tour to pay legal fees estimated at $100,000.

Springfield McCord Nixon

Weather outlook for Sandpoint area through Friday

Variable cloudiness continues with cooler conditions through Friday. Westerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Showers in nearby mountains and a 20 percent rain chance. Highs around 75 today, 70 Friday, with a 45 degree low tonight.

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