Nixon 90 Day Price and Wage Freeze Explained
Guest editorial clarifies President Nixon's 90 day freeze on prices rents wages and salaries from August 15 to November 12 1971 with agricultural exemptions. It cites the Economic Stabilization Act of 1970 and potential penalties while noting mixed farmer reaction and concerns over import surcharges and inflation roots.
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Nixon
United States
Congress
Vo Prem
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
Livestock Market Summary From Omaha Prices
UPI reports cattle and hog markets in Omaha. Hogs down 25 to 75 cents with lighter weights most affected. sows steady with some declines. Slaughter cattle steady to weak as high grade steers and heifers fetch around 32 to 34 dollars per cwt. cows 18 to 22 dollars. Sheep and lambs show lower spring lambs and steady ewes with prices listed for various weights.
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Omaha
Mother Gives Kidney To Son in Boston Transplant
Edwin Finlay 39 in improved condition after receiving a kidney from his 80 year old mother Mrs. Ethel Finlay who was the oldest donor on record. Mrs Finlay expressed relief that her son and daughter in law Marian can care for their five children. The operation Saturday followed a deterioration of Edwin’s kidneys since birth.
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Boston
UPD
Edwin Finlay
Ethel Finlay
Finlay
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births for August
The Record lists hospital admissions on August 27 to 29 including Mrs Richard Rounsville Roy D Russell Albert Glazier Clara McCoy Elizabeth Sharp and others. Dismissals occur August 27 to 28 with several patients leaving and newborns noted. Births on August 28 include a Richard Rounsville boy 7 lbs 9 oz 19 inches and Charles Shutts boy 6 lbs 5.5 oz 18.5 inches.
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Richard Rounsville
Roy D. Russell
Albert Glazier
Clara McCoy
Elizabeth Sharp
Carol McAvoy
Denise Parsley
Mary E. Reeves
William K. Syth
Guy Anderson
Anna M. Haviland
Robin Livington
Kenneth Blood
Marcia Johnson
Marvin Ockert
Charles Shutts
Hay Laden Barn Burns Near Kootenai
A barn on Selle Road one mile north of the Kootenai Post Office burned early Monday, destroying about 45 tons of hay. Owner David Miller watched as help failed to save the structure. Northside Fire Association did not fight the blaze because the Millers do not subscribe to the volunteer fire service.
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David Miller
Kootenai
Miller
Selle Road
Northside Fire Association
Millers
Volunteer Fire Association
Local PTA hears on lobbying and endowment lands case
State PTA President Arylene Kisling from Dietrich Idaho addressed Sandpoint PTA members on lobbying in Congress for children issues. She noted cost cuts for literature and urged representation at the PTA Convention in Pocatello October 26 28. Kisling outlined the PTA lawsuit against the State Land Board and lawmakers over endowment lands funds for education and cited low lease figures from Boise landmarks as context.
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PTA
Congress
Arylene Kisling
Dietrich
Idaho
Sandpoint
Poccatello
Kisling
State Land Board
Boise
Fall signs and rural anticipation in Idaho Pioneers
The author notes a seasonal shift toward fall with rains and cooler weather in Idaho. Observations include Tamarack color change, corn nearing harvest, pumpkins growing, and school buses returning. People speculate on a harsh or mild winter based on berry crops, deer fattening, and bee activity.
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Idaho
New England
Bonner County
Rash of Tire Slashing Hits City Sunday Night
Police report a spree of tire slashings in a small city area Sunday night harming four cars with at least one tire slashed each and a fifth vehicle with torn upholstery. Victims include Mrs Havlacheck Terry Nordeen Raleigh Bricker Mrs H Weaver and Pat Garvey with Garvey also suffering interior upholstery damage.
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Fourth Avenue
Michigan
Superior Street
Havlacheck
Terry Nordeen
Raleigh Bricker
H. Weaver
Pat Garvey
Garvey
Funeral for Joseph Edmond Popplewell Held in Bonners Ferry
Military funeral services were held at Bonners Ferry on August 7 with Pastor Carlson officiating. Interment followed at Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery. Popplewell, born May 21 1942 in Sandpoint, died August 2 1971 when a logging truck wheel broke loose causing his pickup to overturn near Halfway Oregon. He served in the U S Army 1960 63 and married Patricia Anne Tinkess on July 2 1965 in Libby Montana. He leaves his wife and two daughters Geraldine and Jacqueline Jo e, his parents Mr and Mrs Jack Popplewell, two brothers Jim and Don, and many relatives and friends.
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Bonners Ferry
Carlson
Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery
Popplewell
Sandpoint
Halfway
Oregon
Bonner County
U.S. Army
Patricia Anne Tinkess
Libby
Montana
Patricia
Geraldine 5
Jacqueline Joe
Jack Popplewell
Jim
Don
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