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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1973

Page

5

Note Claims death by own action in cold hearted car scene

GREEN RIVER Wyoming police doubt the note left by 25 year old David Huffstetler of Salt Lake City claiming he killed himself after car trouble and cold. His body was found in his car along Interstate 80 near Green River with a coroner's ruling of suicide. Huffstetler had worked as a security guard at a chemical plant west of Green River.

Green River Wyo UPD Wyoming Highway Patrol L. E. Wold Rock Springs Wold

Cold Weather Plunges South Around the Nation

A cold front swept from the Midwest into the southern plains and South, bringing snow from the eastern Great Lakes to Kentucky and Texas, with rain in Arkansas to central Texas and snow in the Central Rockies. Travelers faced advisories from the Great Lakes to Missouri and west Texas as Virginia braced for heavy snow west of the Blue Ridge. Temperatures ranged from 13 below zero at Rawlins Wyoming to 67 at Corpus Christi Texas.

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Mel's Country Inn Promotes Evening Out in Athol

A local notice praises Mel's Country Inn in Athol Idaho near Farragut Junction offering fine food and friendly drinks. The piece contrasts with calls for equality and hints at social debate over liberation and pleasures.

Mel's Country Inn Athol Idaho Farragut Junction

Wildlife Legislation Faces Debate in State Legislature

The Fish and Game Department outlines proposed bills affecting wildlife and hunting rules. Key items include lowering nonresident cougar tags to two dollars with resident tag purchase, archery permits, and raising nonresident bird licenses to fifty dollars, plus a statewide elk and deer season start date of October 1 for up to 45 days. The Stream Protection Act remains central, with support for preserving stream habitats and caution about rollbacks or repeal.

Fish and Game Department Fish and Game Commission Commission Department of Water Administration Idaho

Government tries to end Penn Central strike in Washington

Labor Secretary W J Usery Jr convened UTU and Penn Central officials in Washington to seek a settlement as 28 000 workers walk off. Congress considers 30 to 90 day pause plans to end the strike amid 280 000 job cuts at the bankrupt railroad.

United Press Internationa W. J. Usery Jr United Transportation Union Penn Central Railroad Washington Congress Usery Senate House White House UTU Penn Central Robert P. Griffin Michigan

Burglar Tries to Enter Boise Pipe Shop Prompting Heart Attack

Thayne Robertson 58 called police after an intruder tried to enter his pipe and tobacco shop. Police arrested Clifford E Guthrie 24 in an adjoining shop and charged him with first degree burglary. Robertson was listed in fair condition at a local hospital later today.

Boise UPD Thayne Robertson Robertson Clifford E. Guthrie

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