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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1974

Page

8

Raul Castro predicts Cuban reforms by end of 1974

Raul Castro says Cuba will study political administrative divisions and expand popular participation in government this year. He notes the armed forces were streamlined to align with Soviet bloc nations and urges continued socialist goals amid U S imperialist pressures.

Maria Gargs Miami UPI Armed Forces Raul’ Castro Fidel Castro Havana Fulgenico Batista Fidel Raul Castro Cuba Raul U.S Eisenhower Kennedy Johnson Nixon Soviet Union

Campaign Rages Over Salmon River Primitive Area Status

United Press International reports continuing testimony and public input as Boise Cascade pushes for declassification of 15 million acres in central Idaho. The Forest Service in Ogden, Utah, notes hundreds of letters daily, with environmentalists backing wilderness designation and the company promoting open development. Environment groups urge member statements supporting wilderness.

United Press International Idaho U.S. Forest Service Ogden Utah Salmon River

Idaho Board of Education to Review 1974 75 Budgets Jan 10 11

State Board of Education in Boise will review proposed budgets for Idaho’s educational institutions for 1974 75 at its January 10 11 meeting. Dr John W Swartley president said the agenda includes intercollegiate athletic budgets for the three state higher education institutions and business matters related to vocational rehabilitation education the State Department of Education and the State Deaf and Blind School. Superintendent Engelking will report on satellite educational TV progress and energy crunch impacts on local school districts with notes on state land endowment funds.

Boise CUPI Idaho Board of Education John’ 'W. Swartley Swartley Department of Education State Public Instruction Engelking

Cigarette Blamed For Spokane Fire Fatalities

In Spokane a cigarette left smoldering in a living room couch caused a blaze that killed Lester Schelin 52 and his daughter Vanessa Ann 16 on New Year’s Day. Capt. Paul Nolan says Schelin likely slept without noticing the cigarette and perished from smoke before escaping.

Spokane UPS Lester Schelin Vanessa Ann Paul Nolan Nolan

Trial of Carl Isaacs in May 15 murders begins deliberations

In Donalsonville Georgia UPI reports 16 year old Billy Isaacs described how his brother Carl Isaacs and two accomplices killed five farmers and raped a housewife during a May 15 attack. The state seeks the death penalty. the jury eyed deliberations as the defense offered no witnesses.

Jane Shoemaker Donalsonville UPI Billy Isaacs Carl Carl Isaacs Billy Wayne Carl Coleman George Dungee Baltimore Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia Carolinas Florida Jerry Alda Alday Jerry Alday Ned Jimmy Isaacs Jerry Mary Aubrey Chester Carl—Isaacs Coleman Wayne Mary- Alday Colemen Dungee

Gasoline Prices Rise Across Nation Highlighting Energy Crisis

United Press reports gasoline prices jumped by around 50 cents per gallon in many areas, with AMOCO, Sohio, and Sunoco raising wholesale and consumer costs. Chicago and Washington pumps showed premium grades near 57 cents. Government probes into price gouging and proposed price adjustment systems accompany broader energy measures and rate requests from utilities amid fuel shortages.

United Press New England AMOCO Standard A Co Indiana Standard“ Oil of Ohio Sohio Boron Sunoco Council Chicago Washington Federal Cenergy William ~E Simon Justice Department Internal Revenue Service Sam McBride Maine Kenneth M. Curtis Boston Edison Co Boston State Utilities Department James—M.—Lydon

California Ocean Shelf Opens Near Shore for Oil Search

The Interior Department opened 7.7 million acres of California ocean shelf to possible oil and gas exploration, extending to three miles offshore from Los Angeles. A lease-sale plan for spring 1975 awaits environmental studies and public hearings amid coastal opposition and past spill concerns.

Nixon Midwest Business and Economic Research Group Conference Board Thes- Interior Department California Los Angeles Washington UPS Interior Department Interior Department Santa Monica Bay Santa Barbara Channel

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