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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1969

Page

3

Newark Mayor Hugh Addonizio charged in extortion plot

Newark Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio and 14 others including three city councilmen faced 65 counts of extortion and tax evasion in a $253,000 scheme with Constrand Inc. He posted $25,000 bail and promised to run city business while awaiting court. The indictments followed broader probes into organized crime and government corruption in New Jersey.

Newark UPD Hugh J. Addonizio New Jersey Constrand, Inc Paul Rigo Anthony Tony Boy Boiardo Frank Addoni«zio Anthony Guiliano Philip E. Gordon U.S. District Court U.S Herbert J. Stern Grobert Shaw Shaw Stern Grand Jury John N. Mitchell Washington Internal Revenue Service

Not Puffing Up at a Dodgers Fan Wedding Vows

United Press International items quote Herbert B. Khaury known as Tiny Tim on a wedding vow to a young girl, British diplomat Lord Caradon on Middle East delays warning of chaos, President Nixon on a new era with the press, and Rev Pietro Bezzi on the Longarone disaster verdicts.

United Press International New York Herbert Tiny Jim Khaury Dodgers United Nations Lord Caradon Middle East

Idaho Top Stories of 1969 Chosen by UPI Editors

UPI editors ranked Idaho news by importance in 1969 led by the White Clouds mining dispute and House Bill 304 controversy. Other top items included the 40th Idaho Legislature budget, higher education funding, Gov Don Samuelson's clash with the Forest Service, and a mid air Boise collision that killed six. The White Clouds debate sparked hearings in Boise and Idaho Falls as ASARCO pressed molybdenum claims. An opponent resigned from the State Parks Board after disputes with the governor.

UPI Idaho Don Samuelson Forest Service Boise Idaho Falls Americas’ Smelting and Refining Company Asarco State Parks Board Ernest Day

Citizens Start Recall Petitions in Lewiston Orchards

Citizens of the Lewiston Orchards begin circulating recall petitions to oust Lewiston City Council members. Howard Jepson, chairman of the Orchards Community Project, says recall is needed for equal representation after annexation expanded the city to about 10 000 residents and only one council member offered to resign. Petitions require 320 valid signatures to trigger a recall election.

Lewiston UPE Howard Jepson Orchards Jepson Idaho

Prisoner Holds 23 Hostages With Knife

A Tennessee state prison inmate named Haywood Quinn forced entry into the visitors’ area using a foot long homemade dagger and held 23 people, including a one year old, for five hours before surrendering after demands were met. He was taken to Central State Mental Hospital for examination.

Nashville, Tenn UPI Haywood Quinn Lake Russell Quinn Central State Mental Hospital

Senate approves giant supersonic passenger plane project

The Senate voted 58 to 22 to back SST construction amid critics claims it diverts funds from urban mass transit. Sen. Proxmire opposed diverting 80 million from the Transportation Department bill to finance two SST prototypes. President Nixon had urged initial funds and announced continued plans despite a cabinet report labeling the SST a white elephant.

Washington UPI Senate William Proxmire D-Wis Transportation Department Proximire Appropriations Committee Nixon Administration Nixon Congress

Capital Punishment Abolition Gains Ground in Britain

In London UPI reports opponents of Harold Wilson’s bill to abolish capital punishment rally two amendments in the Lords. The Commons backed abolition by 342 to 185 to end capital punishment after a five year trial next July 31. Lords debate showed split views as amendments could delay action.

London UPI Harold Wilson House of Lords House of Commons Lords Lord Brooke of Cumnor Britain Lord Dilhorne

Decorative Coarse Sugar For Cookies And Mushrooms Dish

Decorative coarse sugar in metallic or pastel colors is sold for decorating confections. To make at home crush sugar cubes on waxed paper and color with a few drops of food coloring. For an appetizer or salad mix, thinly slice two cups of fresh mushrooms and marinate in oil and vinegar with sugar, salt to taste.

Italian Christmas traditions and the Rome manger display

The article describes Christmas customs in Italy with the Christ Child figure and the Christian tree. It notes the Vatican stance and mentions the large life sized manger on the Spanish Steps in Rome built by shepherds, inviting visitors to see carved wooden figures and hear traditional pipe music.

Rome Christina Christinas Italy Mediterranean St. Prancs Assia Vatican Caty Co Sservatore Romane Valais Honeers Piazza di Spagna Piazza Navona Piazza di Spagani Othe Abruzzi Oousiethes

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