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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1973

Page

4

Dollar Devaluation Questions Answered in UPI Q&A

Washington outlines devaluation basics with practical effects on prices for French wine Japanese cameras and German cars. It explains impact on travel and imports export benefits and aims to correct the balance of payments while noting uncertainties and policy plans including Shultz to Nairobi IMF talks.

Washington UPD UPI Gene Carlson France U.S United States

Nixon announces U S Cuba agreement on hijacking curb

President Nixon said after months of indirect talks that the United States and Cuba reached a joint plan to curb airline hijackings. Secretary Rogers will provide details as talks continued through the Swiss embassy in Havana amid no formal diplomatic ties.

Washington UPN Nixon United States Cuba White House Rose Garden William P. Rogers Rogers U.S Havana Caribbean Rose Garden Donald Rumsfeld Cost of Living Council NATO

Lincoln Day Banquet Hails Peace With Honor Speech

Tennessee Senator Bill Brock at the Boise Lincoln Day Banquet urged rejoicing in peace with honor. He praised Lincoln as a man of peace and said the president’s actions saved the union, expressing pride in the current administration.

Boise UPI Tennessee Bill Brock Washington, D.C Lincoln Union Brock

Penn Central Crisis Pushes for Federal Aid and Reorganization

The Penn Central seeks at least 600 million in government aid over three years to avoid shutdown. Trustees propose slicing the 20 000 mile system to 15 000 miles and cutting 5 700 jobs to reduce losses, as debate grows over bailout vs nationalization or reorganization.

Robert F. Buckhorn Washington UPI Penn Central Congress Treasury George P. Shultz William Proxmire D-Wis Shultz House Senate Economic Committee Free Enterprisers

Four Men Die In Walla Walla Plane Crash

Four men from Walla Walla died when a twin engine Cessna crashed during approach to Walla Walla City Airport. Pilot Clifford L. Figart 29 and passengers Richard Heffel 41 Max Tysor and Stan Marks all from Walla Walla. Heffel Tysor and Marks were with the Army Corps of Engineers. The Red Carpet Flying Service plane was on the Lewiston Idaho to Walla Walla route. Rescue by snowmobiles followed reports of fire and flames near a wheat field.

Walla Walla Wash UPD Walla Walla City-County Clifford L. Figart Richard Heffel Max Tysor Stan Marks Walla “Wallac Heffel Tysor Marks Army Corps of Engineers Red Carpet Flying Service of Lewiston Idaho

Nixon cites trip to Florida with Shultz on trade and Cuba hijacking pact

President Nixon says he will travel to Florida with Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz to discuss trade matters with the AFL-CIO executive council. He notes he and the secretary discussed the hijacking agreement with Cuba in a low, sometimes inaudible voice.

Rogers Florida Treasury George P. Shultz Afl-Cio Executive Council Cuba Nixon

Secret Service Chief Fired Amid White House Tensions

Washington UPI report says Robert H. Taylor, head of the White House Secret Service detail, was fired after tensions with presidential assistant H.R. Haldeman. Richard Kaiser succeeds him. The rift dates to after the November election and peaked at Lyndon B. Johnson's state funeral. Taylor served as Nixon's chief agent through his first term.

Washington UPI Robert H. Taylor White House Secret Service H.R. Haldeman Taylor Nixon Richard Kaiser Haldeman Lyndon B. Johnson

First POWs On Road To States

Two American prisoners of war began their 9000 mile journey home from Clark Air Force Base in the Philippines, the first POWs to head back to the United States. Twenty more POWs, 16 Air Force and four Navy men, will be released soon by North Vietnam.

Clark Afb Philippines UPI United States Pentagon Washington Air Force Navy North Vietnam Brian D. Woods San Diego Calif Glendon W. Perkins Orlando Fla Clark Air Force Base Miramar Naval Air Station Wake Island U.S. Mainland Perkins Maxwell Air Force Base Ala Adm Noel Gaylor Woods Clark

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