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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1973

Page

4

Post Falls Tops Sandpoint in Debut Girls Basketball Game

Post Falls defeated Sandpoint 30 to 20 in Sandpoint Bulldog gym as Sandpoint opened its first girls basketball season. Coach Holly Aldridge praised the effort despite a 47 turnover total and Post Falls dominance on rebounds and defense. Sandpoint travels to Bonners Ferry next to try to even their record.

Sandpoint High School Post Falls Bulldog Gym SHS Holly Aldridge Sandpoint Sandpoint Cage Bonners Ferry Janet Snedden Monica Travers

McGee Attacks Shultz as Energy Crisis Deepens

Sen Gale McGee D Wyoming blasts George Shultz as a bottleneck and calls John Love’s resignation a national disgrace amid the energy crisis. He favors federal action and gas rationing and warns of rising energy use if cutbacks are not started.

Cheyenne Wyo UPI Gale McGee John Love National Energy Advisor Treasury George P. Shultz Love McGee Willim E. Simon Treasurary Sources Sail Shultz Shuntz Wyoming United States

People In Part To Blame Says Cattlemen President

Ralph Steel of Idaho Falls told the Idaho Cattlemen’s Association 60th annual convention that the American people share responsibility for national problems. He cited leadership lack of foresight and greed, noted livestock market volatility, and warned forward pricing setbacks from stock and commodity swings. He claimed agriculture remains the only bright spot in trade relations and accused the country of losing will to work.

Boise UPI Idaho Cattlemen’s Association Ralph Steel Idaho Falls

Scout Praised For Service In Garfield Bay

Kevin Renfrow of Sandpoint Troop 199 stained tables fences and signs for the forest service at Garfield Bay. District ranger Jerry Stern praised his 48 hours of voluntary work enabling other maintenance and improving facilities for visitors.

Kevin Renfrow Sandpoint Garfield Bay Forest Service Jerry Stern Kevin Baglé

Oldsters Gain Free Hoop Game Admission

Sandpoint High School announces senior citizen passes for 65 plus to all SHS activities at no charge and 55 plus cards from North Idaho Senior Services for half price admission. The school also runs a Fill the Gym drive as Mead High School visits for the first home basketball game.

Sandpoint High School Richard Sodorff North Idaho Senior Services SHS North Idaho Senior Services Center Third Pine Streets Sandpoint Sodorff Onditetlin Bulldog Gym Mead High School Spokane

Franklin Stoves In Idaho Rail Derailment

Everett Washington. Ralph Mackey president of Washington Stove Works said 200 Franklin Stoves in transit to Philadelphia were among cargo in 11 railroad cars that derailed Sunday in Avery Idaho. He called the accident ill timed during an energy crisis.

Everett, Wash UPI Ralph Mackey Washington Stove Works Franklin Here Philadelphia Avery Idaho Mackey

MAST Expanded by Military Across New Bases

The Pentagon announces expansion of Military Assistance to Safety and Traffic MAST program. Originating in July 1970 at four bases Fort Sam Houston Fort Carson Fort Lewis Mountain Home AFB it adds nine new bases including Fort Jackson Fort Benning Fort Sill Fort Hood Bliss MacDill Fort Riley Fort Bragg and Fort Ord.

Gasoline Down but Electricity Up in Rome Energy Save

Rome officials report during the first energy saving Sunday that gasoline use fell while electricity use rose to 7.2 million kilowatt hours, up 1 million from the prior Sunday. Movie venues saw 35 to 40 percent attendance, with Naples at a 61 percent drop. Naples and out of town eateries faced large declines in business.

Rome UPI Romans Municipal Electricity Company Naples

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