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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1974

Page

6

Ford Enthusiastic for 1976 Reelection Says Personal Tragedy Could Halt

President Ford told UPI he remains eager to seek the White House again, barring a personal family tragedy such as Betty Ford’s cancer recurrence. He emphasized current enthusiasm, willingness to work with a potentially veto-proof Congress, and satisfaction with the presidency’s atmosphere.

Betty Ford UPI U.S House of Representatives Congress White House

Gold Rises As Dollar Plunges In Early European Trade

Gold climbs to a fresh high near 197 an ounce as European markets open. The dollar slumps to record lows in Zurich and Brussels while London crude markets show a smaller jump. Exchange rates slide across francs marks and lire amid pre US sale speculation.

Brussels UPI Zurich United States Europe London U.S Frankfurt

Idaho Highway Deaths Drop In 1974

Idaho traffic safety officials report a nine percent drop in highway deaths so far in 1974. Through June 134 fatalities, then 188 more, with a total by Friday 25 fewer than the 347 deaths in the same period of 1973. Weather and voluntary speed reductions cited as factors.

Boise UPI Idaho Idaho Traffic Safety Commission Pat Ehrlich The Traffic Safety Commission

Funeral rites set for Mrs Anna Sophia Soldner

Funeral services are scheduled for 2 p.m. today at Wilson Funeral Home for Mrs. Anna Sophia Soldner mother of Edwin Soldner general manager of the Marion Daily Republican.

Marion, MI UPI Wilson Funeral Home Anna Sophia Soldner Edwin Soldner The Marion Daily Republican

Embankment Saves Passengers In Broadway Limited Derailment

The Broadway Limited derailed after a split rail knocked a car from the track near the Juniata River. 41 of 430 aboard were injured, none seriously, as nine cars rested on a 40 foot embankment and others stayed upright. Railroad crews began repairs and expected line reopening.

Harrisburg UPI Willie Holder Penn Central Chicago New York Washington Juniata River Broadway Limited

Vanderbilt Death Questioned

New York police and medical examiners examine whether Amy Vanderbilt died by accident or self-harm after plunging from a second story window in her Manhattan apartment. Autopsy cited hypertension and dizziness but did not rule out suicide. detectives called the scene nonviolent and noted no note was found. A memorial service is planned for Tuesday at the Church of the Holy Trinity.

New York UPI Amy Vanderbilt America Yung Rho Manhattan East Side Miss Vanderbilt Rho Curtis Kellar Kellar Church of the Holy Trinity

Sheriff Sale Notice in Bonner County Idaho

Legal notice states that on January 13, 1975, at 11 00 A.M. in the Sandpoint Courthouse Bonner County Idaho a public auction will sell Tax No 1 a portion of Block Q Farmin's Fifth Addition Sandpoint Idaho for cash to the highest bidder. Dated December 18, 1974.

Sandpoint Bonner County Idaho

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