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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1969

Page

5

Baldung painting brings record price at auction

Rose Mary Cattrell hoped to fund a car with her uncle’s painting The Temptation of Eve by Hans Baldung. Sotheby’s sold it for $537,000, enough to buy an entire fleet of cars. She and her Edinburgh doctor husband expect to buy a car and perhaps more paintings.

London UPI Rosemary Cattrell Hans Baldung Soethby

Unruh Declares Bid for California Governor

Assembly Leader Jesse Unruh announces his candidacy for governor from his Inglewood home. He targets Gov Ronald Reagan as a puppet of millionaires and criticizes Sacramento power brokers guiding state policy.

Los Angeles UPI Assembly Jesse Unruh Texas Ronald Reagan Inglewood Unruh San Francisco Joseph Alioto Reagan Sacramento Kennedys

Governor's Daughter Defends Marijuana Use at Nixon Drug Conference

Meg Peterson daughter of New Hampshire Governor Walter Peterson says she does not see harm in smoking pot and cites friends who use it at a White House narcotics conference. She criticizes school drug lectures as scare tactics and recalls a teacher showing a cigarette alleged to be marijuana. The report also notes Ohio's Indianola Junior High School, established in 1909, as the nation’s first junior high.

Washington UPD Meg Peterson New Hampshire Walter Peterson Peterboro N.H Meg Nixon Andy Columbus, Ohio UPI Indianola Junior High School

Rail Firms and Union Reach Agreement

Washington Labor Secretary George P. Shultz announced a settlement between the railroads and four shopcraft unions ending a threat of nationwide shutdown. The deal, still needing ratification by union members, followed an all night negotiation with mediators and a White House briefing.

Washington UPD George P. Shultz White House Nixon Shultz Ators Penn Central

Pension Boost Weighs Ahead of Christmas Action

Washington report notes House Ways and Means Committee advances a 15 percent across the board Social Security increase to be paid in April with January–February retroactive supplemental checks. Projections include higher benefits for retirees, disabled, widows, and families, funded by Social Security trust fund surplus.

Washington UPC Congress House Ways and Means Committee Senate Charles A. Vanik Ohio Nixon Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Mills

Exemptions In Trouble Exemptions In Trouble

The Nixon administration seeks to kill an $800 personal exemption boost, arguing it helps households with large mortgages and many children. Senate and House panel battles shape the tax reform bill with Gore pushing for higher exemptions, while Percy opposes. The conference will harmonize the two approaches amid debate over tax credits and small-business aid.

Washington UPD House Senate Senate Albert Gore D-Tenn House Conference Committee Gore THE Daily Bee Thurs Charles H. Percy R-Nl Sen Vance Hartke D-Ind Hartke

Close Call as Truck Misses Baby in London

A truck careened out of control on Wednesday hitting a baby carriage with Julie Whymark 2. It smashed into a wall as her mother Mrs Valerie Whymark 22 watched in horror. The girl escaped unharmed while her mother was treated for shock.

London UPTC Julie Whymark Valerie Whymark

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