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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1972
Page
6
Black and tan female dachshund missing in the Washington School area. Reward and contact number 263 5343. Call with any information about the pup’s whereabouts.
Jeep listings include Wagoneer V8 with custom interior and power options for 3795, 68 Custom V8, 66 Auto V8 with power options, Jeepster PU Auto 2195 with 12000 miles, Gladiator lots from 795, Imperial LeBaron with low miles. Rummage sale proceeds go to Toys for Tots February 3 to 5 Lions Club sponsored sale items include clothes furniture books skates baby clothes.
Advertiser seeks a three bedroom house for rent by February 5 and provides contact KE5-3859. Location unspecified. caller requests call collection.
Classified notices include Avon district manager contact, multiple for sale items such as a 1969 Ford F-100 4x4 and furniture, a Pekinese puppy for 20 dollars, a lost gold antique bracelet, a trailer house for rent, and various equipment and radio cassette items. Also mentions a lost bracelet Saturday and contact numbers.
State Department officials testified that the United States is willing to consider any serious North Vietnamese proposal on POW releases. Deputy Secretary William H. Sullivan cited Nixon's Jan 25 peace plan as a fair base while stressing Hanoi must realistically negotiate. Ellsworth Bunker met Nixon as Sullivan faced questions about Saigon blocking camp inspections. Rep. Aspin accused Saigon of sabotaging a possible Amnesty International camp inspection effort.
Washington reports the International Association of Machinists announces a record $6 million back pay settlement with National Airlines. About 1,000 ground crew and other workers receive from $500 to nearly $10,000 each for 53 weeks from January 1969 after court orders found illegal work rule changes and firings during a strike. The previous back pay record was Kohler Co. at $4.5 million to 1,371 UAW members in 1960.
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