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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1970

Page

8

Gasoline tax split draws debate in Idaho legislature

In the Idaho 41st legislature session a UPI poll shows most favor keeping the seven cent gasoline tax. Some support a two cent increase to aid city streets, while others oppose hikes and seek reallocating highway funds or broader distribution to municipalities. Leaders weigh whether any tax change will pass.

Richard Charnock Rose UPD Idaho UPI Boise Jay S.amyx Sinkty Rudy Anderson Fisher Ellsworth Idaho Falls Arthur Murphy D-Mul N. H Dean Summers Rboise Edith Miller Klein John Mix Moscow Steve Antone Rupert Richard High Twin Falls Joint Finance Appropriations Committee

Rogers opposes all European security conference yet seeks constructive stance

Secretary of State William P. Rogers will tell NATO ministers in Brussels that the United States remains opposed to Moscow’s all European security conference plan until Russia shows greater good faith. Washington favors principle of dialogue but demands troop reductions and secure access guarantees for West Berlin before any broad talks.

Stewart Hensley UPI Washington UPTI William P. Rogers NATO United States Russia Kremlin Berlin Moscow Middle East Nixon Brussels Rogers U.S West Berlin Canada Willy Brandt West Germany Italy Manlio Brosio Brosio Soviet Union

Spy Network Details Told

Five former military intelligence agents claim the Army built a spy network to monitor antiwar and civil rights activity. They say operatives gathered information on protesters at Martin Luther King Jr Funeral Poor People s Campaign and events from 1968 Chicago to Nixon s 1969 inauguration. The NBC First Tuesday program says about 1 000 Army agents remain active in the United States. Daniel Z Henkin says activity occurred at the request of the Justice Department.

New York UPI Army Nixon Martin Luther King Jr Chicago Washington NBC United States Daniel Z. Henkin Defense Justice Department

Judge criticizes loan company over repossessed car sale

Miami judge Morton L. Perry voids Chrysler Corp. suit against Julio and Carolina Palmieri after a finance firm resold their repossessed car for 1635 instead of wholesale 2000, urging guidelines to require at least wholesale pricing. Case cites 4600 purchase, 1635 sale, 648 balance. Public records show broader Treasury figures.

Miami UPI Morton L. Perry Chrysler Corp Hollywood Fla Julio Carolina Palmieri Palmieris Perry Chrysler Palmieri’s

Alaska jet crash blamed on premature takeoff findings

An NTSB investigator said the DC8 that crashed on an icy Anchorage runway may have started moving before the pilot was ready. Tire fragments found at intervals suggest the brakes were locked as the aircraft began to move.

Anchorage Alaska UPI Ivan R. Stracenter National Transportation Safety Board Vietnam McChord Air Force Base Wash Cam Ranh Bay Rudolph Kapustin William Reid Napa Calif

Ford Strike Deadline Near

DETROIT United Auto Workers and Ford Motor Co face a looming strike deadline of December 7 as talks falter after GM gains. Ken Bannon cites differences in wage, pensions, benefits and Ford's diverse operations. Malcolm Denise says progress is slow with 51 of 99 bargaining units settled and no deal in sight by midnight.

Detroit UPD United Auto Workers Ford Motor Co UAW General Motors Walter P. Reuther Ford Ken Barmnon Ford Department Bannon Malcolm Denise Denise

Nixon orders Coast Guard to explain defection handling

President Nixon demands Coast Guard explanation within 48 hours for returning a Lithuanian sailor to the Soviet Union after an attempted defection off Martha's Vineyard. Adm. Chester Bender claims the man allegedly stole from his ship and that returning him was considered proper. Witnesses say the sailor sought asylum after boarding the cutter Vigilant during talks with a Soviet fishing vessel.

Washington UPD Nixon Coast Guard White House Congress Adm Chester Bender Bender Martha’s Vineyard Vigilant North Atlantic

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