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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1972
Page
7
A festive shrimp and egg brioche preparation with cream cheese, chives, and butter. Includes steps for making the brioche dough with yeast, overnight rise, shaping, filling, and baking guidance for an 8 serving dish.
Twinsburg Ohio Mayor Leroy F Reeves offers free marriages to twins planning to wed to draw attention to the 4000 resident town founded in 1819 by twins Moses and Aaron Wilcox who married sisters and shared property. A fire incident mentions a cooler of beer found in a basement and later firefighters receiving beer from Ellis. Two young girls in Lincoln Nebraska cause a power outage by kite string tangling with an electrical wire.
President Nixon landed at Elmendorf Air Force Base near Anchorage after a Shanghai visit with Chinese leaders. He rested nine hours before continuing to Andrews Air Force Base, Md. The trip marked a thaw in Asia strategy but included concessions affecting Taiwan ally Chiang Kai-shek.
Boise bus driver Byron Skoro steered a malfunctioning bus onto the roadside, tipping it into a snowbank to avert a runaway. Fourteen passengers, including 13 year old Randy Campbell, sustained minor injuries while 44 skiers escaped unharmed. State Police officer Harless McMickle commended the driver’s decisive action.
Washington Window notes presidential primaries expanding across states eight years after 1964 first required ballots. With New Hampshire first, Florida and Wisconsin next, frontrunners Muskie and Wallace loom, while states set rules to deter skipping primaries. This growth risks burnout and could push lawmakers to constitutional changes for national nominations.
Shanghai reporter Cheng Fuo Yun quotes a 28 year old cotton mill worker praising President Nixon. The worker says Nixon's trip will open relations between China and the United States and praises the American people as great.
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