Road report notes slippery Idaho roads and chain advisories
Snow and ice affect major Idaho mountain routes with icy spots and broken snow floors. Chains advised on several highways and interstates to ensure safe travel. travel warnings extend from Coeur d Alene to Salmon and beyond. In the same dispatch, Woburn Abbey plans an African village project featuring mud huts and a possible witch doctor resident.
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Boise
Cddaho
State Departments of Highways and Law Enforcement
U.S. 95
Bonners Ferry
Coeur d’Alene
Plummer
Sea Hill
Craigmont
Culdesac Hill
Moscow
Genesee
Grangeville
Whitebird Hill
U.S
Spirit Lake
U.S. 10
Kellogge
Wallace
Lookout Pass
Lolo Pass
Banks Canyon
Cascade
New Meadows
Galena
Stanley
Stanley, Lost Trail Pass, Snow Floor; Twin Falls To Nevada Line
Hailey
Fairfield
Mountain Home
Mackay
Mores Creek
Idaho City
Lowman
Brownlee
Arco
AEC
Swan Valley
Newdale
Apni
Victor
Tetohia
Ite
Salmon
Gilmore Hill
Bancroft
Soda Springs
U.S. 91
Monida
Pass
U.S. 191
Ashton Hill
Yellowstone
Woburn
England
UPI
Woburn Abbey
Duke and Duchess of Bedford
Inquest rules mysterious music machine linked to death
London coroner returns open verdict on Mrs. Aud rey Lewis who died after using a home device designed to slim her body to rhythmic tape shocks. Police linked sudden volume surge to fatal electrical impulses. husband denied wrongdoing as investigators could not ascertain a definite cause of death.
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London
UPD
Audrey Lewis
Peter Crust
Terence
Rochford
Edward
Lewis
Charles Clark
Muskie Plans Two Week Europe Visit in 1972 Runup
Sen. Edmund Muskie of Maine begins a two week European and Middle Eastern tour to study world affairs. He flies from Frankfurt to Munich aboard a West German Air Force plane, then to the Austrian alps to meet Foreign Minister Walter Scheel, with possible Moscow meetings sought. He will also visit Israel and Egypt as part of the trip.
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Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
Edmund
Muskie
Munich
Walter Scheel
Hinterthal
Moscow
U.S
Bonn
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid [I Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Israel
Egypt
Nixon plans deficit spending to boost economy
President Nixon outlined an activist budget in deficit to fight unemployment and boost growth with no new taxes. He spoke of inflation easing and a “very good” 1972, resisted wage price controls, and signaled possible later value added tax ideas. He also discussed foreign policy and welfare reform as Congress prepares new measures.
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Norman Kempster
Washington
UPD
Nixon
Soviet Union
Caribbean
Cuba
Middle East
Moscow
United States
Congress
House
Ways and Means
State of the Union
Senate
Various Sandpoint Club Meetings Scheduled in January
The St. Agnes Episcopal Guild meets January 7 at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs. Jack Jones home. Bonner County Horsemen Association gathers January 8 at 8 p.m. in Northern Lights hostess room for officer elections and a Pend Oreille Veterinary Clinic program. Junior Woman's Club meets January 5 at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. William Jacobson home with Jerry Lewis presenting Children’s Play Ideas. Bonner County Girl Scout leaders meet January 12 at 9 30 a.m. in Washington Water Power auditorium to plan Thinking Day. Woman's Relief Corps holds a January 8 meeting at IWA Hall with installation and coffee hour. Eagles Auxiliary meets January 5 at 8 p.m. at Eagles Hall with an officers' meeting at 7 p.m.
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St. Agnes
Bonner County Horsemen’s Association
Northern Lights
Pend Oreille
Sandpoint Junior Woman’s Club
William Jacobson
Jerry Lewis
Bonner County
Tueday
Washington ‘Water Power
Woman’s Relief Corps
IWA
Sandpoint
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Wesleyan Service Guild Guests Dinner at United Methodist Church
The United Methodist WSCS hosts the Wesleyan Service Guild as guests for a 6 30 p m dinner in the church social hall on Thursday January 7 Rev James Doak to present the program Mrs Dale Pelton chairs the dinner
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United Methodist Wscs
Wesleyan Service Guild
James Doak
Dale Pelton
Daily Bee Want Ads Prove Effective For Readers
Classified notices in The Daily Bee highlight practical outcomes as readers report finding services and jobs through local listings. The ad pages emphasize accessible options and community connections.
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Daily Bee
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