Plans Sought for Chewelah Mountain Ski Area in Kaniksu Forest
The Kaniksu National Forest invites private investors to submit proposals by April 1, 1970 for a winter sports complex on Chewelah Mountain. A 30 page prospectus outlines a 30 year permit with a 500 car parking lot and day lodge to serve up to 1,000 people.
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Tax Reform Talks Narrow Oil Depletion Cut As Parties Seek Compromise
Conferees from the House and Senate, aiming to finish the tax reform bill tonight, discussed trimming the oil depletion allowance to about 22 percent with declines from 272 percent. Both sides seek Social Security boosts and a higher minimum payment, while President Nixon warned against a bill with those features.
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British Crew Freed After 3 Days In Chinese Custody
Three British soldiers and a woman were released by Communist China after three days of questioning over a yacht that drifted into Chinese waters. They described being treated well and asked to read Mao quotations before signing statements promising not to stray into Chinese waters again. They were escorted back to Hong Kong territorial waters.
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Eight Day Mourning For Brazil Former President Costa e Silva
Brazil declares eight days of national mourning after the death of former President Arthur Costa e Silva at Laranjeiras Palace following a stroke. He served as president from March 15, 1967 after a military takeover and was 67. He will be buried at the San Juan Bautista cemetery.
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Nixon seeks standby powers as Congress boosts spending
President Nixon urges Congress to halt budget increases and tax cuts saying inflation will worsen. The House passed a bill granting standby power to curb credit transactions, while estimates show current actions add about 5 billion to spending.
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