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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1973
Page
4
A 1973 Daily Bee cornword puzzle explains across clues with paired word shifts. Entries compare similar sounding terms like LOAFER GOLFER TRAILS TRAITS and BANGS PANGS while binding letters to themes of change lines and categories in a playful word game.
A panel of electronics experts will report to Judge Sirica this week on the 18 minute hum on a Nixon Watergate tape. Vice President Ford calls for expert analysis to determine if erasure or removal occurred and whether changes can be detected with advanced signal techniques.
Bristol-Myers plans to appeal an FTC ruling that its Dri Ban deodorant and several other products were advertised deceptively. An Ogilvy and Mather spokesman said there was no intent to deceive and noted the firm will challenge the decision. The FTC judge said Dri Ban demonstrations showed the product remaining wet and leaving visible residue.
United Press International reports most gasoline stations were closed Sunday as part of Nixon energy measures. Traffic was light on expressways with drivers staying home due to voluntary shutdowns. In New Mexico and the New York City metro area traffic eased. Florida Mississippi and Alabama stations also shut. About 50 executives of the National Congress of Petroleum Retailers discussed a rotating Sunday opening plan to aid emergencies with police directing motorists to open stations.
Agriculture Secretary Butz stated U S farm exports could total 19 billion dollars in fiscal 1974, up from 12.9 billion in 1973, with major shares exported of wheat soybeans feed grains cotton tobacco rice and cattle hides. He stressed the role of open trading and GATT negotiations for agriculture.
For ten days a private research laboratory in New York has been examining the June 20 1972 tape of a Nixon Haldeman conversation containing the 18 minute hum. The effort aims to analyze the audio and verify details of the recording.
State Department of Commerce and Development notes very good to excellent ski conditions statewide. Locations include Kelly Canyon Idaho Falls Grand Targhee Driggs Robinson Bar Ranch Clayton Sun Valley Brundage Mountain Bogus Basin Pomerell Albion and Schweitzer Basin with top slopes holding 33 to 73 inches and lower slopes ranging 8 to 65 inches.
Nancy Haviland wins high net game with 189 and Patty McGovern earns high gross series at 585. Korner Cafe faces Bargain Supply while Sayers Jeweler meets Kincaid Electric and Bonner Building battles M&J Food City. Art Ruyle takes on Connies Cafe.
London reports Prince Charles, heir to the British throne and Royal Navy lieutenant, is named aide de camp to Queen Elizabeth II. He becomes the fourth holder of the post alongside the Duke of Gloucester the Duke of Kent and Earl Mountbatten of Burma. He will wear the insignia Tuesday during a royal welcome for President Mobutu of Zaire.
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