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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1976

Page

8

Idaho Beef Council Eyes Import Quota Restraints Plan

Idaho Beef Council seeks to keep Agriculture Department import quota limits in place until cattlemen regain profit. Robert Henderlider says processed beef in foreign trade zones should count toward quotas to curb imports and protect the Idaho cattle industry amid a red market. Public comment on the plan runs to Dec 27.

Boise UPI Idaho Beef Council Department of Agriculture Robert Henderlider Department Henderlicher Idaho Agriculture Department Hendelider

Regulation Aims to Close Beef Import Loophole

A U S Agriculture Department official proposes a rule to count all beef imported into foreign trade zones and processed there toward origin quotas. The rule would close a loophole used by some shipments from Australia and others routed via Mayaguez Puerto Rico. Public comment on the proposal is due by December 27.

Mayaguez Puerto Rico Washington UPI Agriculture Department United States Australia

Wyoming Opposes Grizzly Habitat Proposal Hearing

Public testimony in Cody Wyoming shows opposition to a 20 million acre grizzly bear habitat plan spanning Wyoming Montana and Idaho. Senator Cliff Hansen and Cody Chamber of Commerce chair Kit Cody lead opposition citing federal action, environmental impact requirements, and limited habitat within Yellowstone National Park boundaries.

Cody, Wyo Wyoming Department of Interior Montana Idaho Fish and Wildlife Cliff Hansen D-Wye Department, of the Interior Pup Msoce Mies National Environmental Policy Act Hansen US Fish and Wildlife Service Fish Sod Wildlife Service John Davis Denver Wyoming Game and Fish Commission Thomas Yellowstone National Park

Fresh Water Retreat Found Beneath Atlantic Shelf

US Geological Survey reports a zone of relatively fresh water lies beneath the Atlantic Continental Shelf from Georges Bank to the Georgia coast, dating from an era when sea levels were lower. The 60 day expedition also located methane gas pockets east of Atlantic City and Cape Charles, signaling potential platform stability concerns.

Washington UPS US Geological Survey Georges Bank New England Georgia John C. Hathaway New Jersey Ocean City Bamegat Inlet Hathaway Belive Atlantic City

Spokane rapist suspect arrested as city reports two more attacks

Spokane police say a suspect tied to the so called Spokane rapist remains at large while a new assault is reported on the north side. A hitchhiker near Fairchild Air Force Base was allegedly raped by a man who was arrested near 1 am. Lucille Durheim, 53, Airway Heights, was killed crossing Highway 2 when struck by a westbound car driven by Eros Baldisserotto of Soap Lake. Officers stress the two incidents are not connected to the wider case.

Airway Heights Wash UPD Lucille Durheim Spokane Eros Baldisserotto Soap Lake Fairchild Air

Boise Man Gets Jail Term For Encouraging Escape After Fatal Crash

Magistrate Wayne Willis sentences a Boise man to five days in jail and a $100 fine plus one year license suspension for urging a driver not to stop at a fatal accident scene. Sam D Orazio Sr 65 received 30 days with 25 suspended. Dorazio rode with Mimi Streets 38 of Boise when the pickup struck and killed Janette Bakes 14 daughter of Justice Robert Bakes on May 2.

Boise Willis Sam D’orazio Sr Dorazio Mimi. M. Streets Janette Bakes Supreme Court Robert Bakes

Church reconciliation ceremony draws 12000 in Memphis

Memphis bishop Carrol T. Dozier says the Celebrations of Reconciliation aimed to win back inactive Catholics and offered general absolution without individual confession. Archbishop Bernardini notes it does not regularize divorcees’ status and may not represent all divorced Catholics.

Memphis Dozier Mississippi Joseph L. Bernardin National Conference of Catholic Bishops Cincinnati Bernardini Jackson, Tenn West Tennessee Shelby County

Idaho Sees Over 20000 Snowmobiles Registered Last Year

The Idaho Division of Tourism and Industrial Development reported more than 20,000 snowmobiles registered last year highlighting interest in winter recreation and outdoor activity in the state.

Boise UPI Idaho Division of Tourism and Industrial Development

Recovered paintings probe widens with Rembrandt missing

FBI recovers eight paintings in a burglary case from a Dutch home while a early Rembrandt remains missing. Two Netherlands residents, Peter Rombouts and Gus Kouwerhoven, are arraigned on receiving and concealing stolen property charges after attempting to sell the works for 150000 to undercover agents. Bail set at 75000 and 50000.

Los Angeles FBI Netherlands Peter Johannes Rombouts Gus Kouwerhoven Gerald Dou Casper Natscher LeBlanc Strobel Pieneman Bebilt U.S. Customs Service Rombouts

Overflowing solar well joys Isleta Pueblo water bounty

A solar powered well on the Isleta Pueblo reservation near Isleta, New Mexico, pumps water for four and a half hours daily, potentially overflowing a 12,900 gallon tank. The Bureau of Indian Affairs considers irrigating nearby dry parcels, with Roy Lockhart noting the system should provide water for 30 to 40 years while costs fall. The 10 by 12 foot solar panel yields about 700 watts to run a pump and generator.

Isleta -Pueblo N.M UPI Isleta Pueblo Pueblo Bureau of Indian Affairs BIA Roy Lockhart

Art Dealer Guilty In Multi‑Million Fraud Case

LOS ANGELES AP I The art dealer Frank Heller owner of Sam Heller in Beverly Hills was found guilty and sentenced to one year in jail for a 5 million fraud involving 13 masterpieces and several international galleries. Restitution to victims is required. The case cited inflated resale prices and misused artworks including Picasso La Maternite and Matisse L Odalisque.

Los Angeles API Thomas Heller Frank Heller Sam Helleree Beverly Hills Heller Richard Moss Heler

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