Four Reach Grand Teton Summit In Winter Ascent
Four members of Paul Petzoldt's winter climbing party reached the Grand Teton summit at noon. The climbers Havén Holsapple Ken Clanton David Slovisky and Tom Ryan, all from Lander Wyoming, spurred Petzoldt to consider another summit bid if conditions allow. Petzoldt radioed from 11 700 feet noting extreme cold hinders rope work and weather will dictate today’s plans. The group of 24 remains with some at 10 800 feet as the party contemplates descent to Moose Friday.
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Frand Teton Park
Wyo
UPI
Paul’ Pétzoldt
Grand Teton
Petzoldt
Petzold
Tony Bevinetto
Grand Teton National Park
David Slovisky
Tom Ryan
Lander
Moose
Soviet Tass Attacks Solzhenitsyn Book The Gulag Archipelago
Tass blasted Alexander Solzhenitsyn and his 606 page expose The Gulag Archipelago as a gross defamation of the Soviet people and an anti Soviet political lampoon. Western diplomats see possible trial for publishing abroad as Tass calls the work a rehash of old prison camp themes and capitalist vices. The book appeared in Russian in Paris with future translations planned.
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Barry James
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn
Tass
Archipelago
Paris
Solzhenitsyn
Gulag
Girl Dies After Bath Tub Incident in Preston
Vicki McCallister, 3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McCallister, died after being rescued from a home bath tub in Preston Idaho. Deputies said she arrived at Franklin County Hospital with no heartbeat. doctors restarted it but she could not breathe on her own and was pronounced dead at 10 25 p.m.
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Preston
Idaho
UPI
Vicki McCallister
Jerry McCallister
Franklin County Sheriff’s
Franklin County Hospital
Sweeney and Mallory Interviewed for Colorado Head Coach
Colorado officials say Jim Sweeney of Washington State and Bill Mallory of Miami Ohio have been interviewed for the vacant Colorado head football job. Athletic Director Eddie Crowder, who resigned, declined to comment on weekend meetings or name other coaches expected to visit. Mallory’s Miami team was 11-0 after a Tangerine Bowl win over Florida. Sweeney had a six year tenure at Washington State with a 7-4 record in 1972 and a late surge after a rough start in 1973.
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Boulder, Colo
UPI
University ‘of Colorado
Jim Sweeney
Washington State
Bill Mallory
Miami
Ohio
Eddie Crowder
Mallory
Florida
Sweeney
Washington’ State
Cougars
Kansas
Ohio State
Arizona State
USC
UCLA
Stanford
Wartime Telephone Tax Reduction Scheduled in 1974
Bill Watkins of General Telephone Northwest District announced a one percent tax cut on wartime telephone service starting January 1, 1974. The levy, collected by phone companies for the government, drops from 9 to 8 percent to fulfill 1970 tax act adjustments, continuing to erode by one percent annually until fully repealed in December 1982.
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Bill Watkins
General Telephone, Co
Northwest District
Warrants To Be Recycled In Idaho Plan
Idaho State Auditor Joe R. Williams says warrants issued by his office will be recycled rather than burned. He envisions recycling through the state or groups like the Boy Scouts, with a market and good current prices. About 3,800 warrants are issued daily, totaling about 500 pounds of paper monthly, and currently burned after five years. The plan may extend to recycling computer cards.
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Boise
UPI
Joe R. Williams
Williams
Boy Scouts
State Penitentiary
Guides Ready Fishing Season
Pamphlets detailing fishing seasons and regulations are being distributed statewide to license vendors. The Idaho Fish and Game Commission set 1974 seasons at a Boise meeting in October, with separate pamphlets for steelhead and chinook salmon regulations to follow.
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Boise
UPS
Idaho Fish and Game Commission
Livestock Market Report From Portland Oregon
Cattle and calves 460 head. Slaughter cows around two dollars higher than last week and feeders show a higher trend. Slaughter heifers few standard good 35.00 to 38.00, utility cows 33.00 to 38.00, bulls 1,500 to 1,600 pounds 47.00 to 47.75. Calves 300 to 550 pounds 40.00 to 46.00. Feeder steers 531 pounds 48 to 50, feeder heifers 385 to 470 pounds 40 to 44. Hogs not tested much, mostly 190 to 240 pounds 40.25 to 41.00, sow lots 522 pounds 18.00. Sheep 25, feeders. 56 pound lambs 35.00, bucks 57 pounds 26.00, slaughter ewes and bucks 13.00.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Ford Pinto Ritualized Death Draws Crowd Outside Ford Plant
In Los Angeles Roger Sweitzer and about 50 others from the Outraged Consumers Action Committee destroyed a 1971 Pinto with axes and sledgehammers outside a Ford plant. The protest, prompted by repeated complaints, raised funds for a bicycle with each swing costing a dollar.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Roger Sweitzer
Sweitzer
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Consumers Action Committee
Eddie Campion
Campion
Police Dog Falls 120 Feet in Rooftop Chase
Atherton California. A police dog named Nando leaped 120 feet from a roof while chasing a scent and mistaking an officer for a prowler. He suffered a broken jaw and three broken teeth but was saved by an overhang and is to be released from the animal hospital soon. The suspect prowler was not captured.
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Atherton
Calif
UPI
Greg Smith
Nando
Different Hopes For Different Folks
A pitch promoting U S Savings Bonds to fund college for children and ease the burden of paying for education. It endorses the Payroll Savings Plan as a simple way to start a college fund and reduce the need for work while students focus on study.
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U.S
Fragmentary OCR Tale of Savings Bonds and Dawn
A garbled OCR fragment mentions savings bonds, a dawn setting, and scattered names. It lacks clear event details, dates, places, or participants to identify a complete news item.
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Teton Summit
Halifax
England
Tina
Tracey Q. ‘Brien
Sweeny
Colorado
Ford Pinto
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