Truckers Block Ohio Turnpike Protest Drives Slowdown
Up to 400 tractor trailers blocked sections of the Ohio Turnpike from Castalia to Toledo and Lorain. A nationwide truck driver strike was urged with aims of higher truck speed limits and lower diesel prices. Drivers coordinated via citizen band radios at a Columbus area truck stop to halt about 75 percent of U.S. trucks by noon.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Castalia
Ohio
Columbus
Toledo
Lorain
Ohio Highway Patrol
Robert Follin
Buffalo
Follin
Cambridge
Bonner County Sealed Bids Sought for Fuel Supplies
The Bonner County Board calls for sealed bids for first grade gasoline diesel fuel ethyl aviation gasoline and related supplies to be delivered to district garages sheriff’s tank and Sandpoint Airport for a 12 month period starting Jan 1 1974. Bids open Dec 21 1973 at 10 am at the Courthouse Sandpoint. The board may reject any or all bids.
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Board of County Commissioners
Bonner County
Idaho
Sandpoint
Fish Hatchery Road
Priest River
Commissioners
East
Boise Meridian
Doris L. Kenney
No-Fault Study Publicized Amid Truck Protest
UPI reports Sen. Warren Magnuson says a federal cost study supports national no fault auto insurance standards, promising sizable premium savings across all states. Protesters led by independent truckers halted traffic on I-70 near Cambridge for 90 minutes.
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Magnuson
Senate
Transportation Department
California
New Jersey
South Carolina
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