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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1975
Page
7
Public service job funds totaling 787 million dollars are being pushed to create 100,000 positions in local governments. Officials report hurdles include two week spending deadlines, wage-only funding, and higher urban living costs reducing program appeal.
Canadian-based war resisters reject the Ford program calling it conditional amnesty and a personal insult. Jerel Olsen of the National Campus Alliance cites resistance to “earnest re entry” and notes many would accept unconditional amnesty to visit friends but won’t return to the United States.
Livestock market report from Portland Oregon lists cattle and calves 1 095 head with varied classes. Slaughter steers and heifers see price ranges from 23.25 to 33.00 per hundredweight along with cow and bull segments. Hogs trend lower with barrows and gilts 39.25 to 39.50 and sows 38.00 to 39.00. Slaughter lambs and pelts bring 37.25 to 40.50 with ewe values around 5.75.
Pressures mount for Henry Kissinger to return to the Middle East to bridge the gap between Egypt and Israel. Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon visits Washington Jan 15 to push for a face to face with Anwar Sadat, while Egypt weighs Israel’s proposed 30 to 50 kilometer Sinai withdrawal and bargains for broader concessions.
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat told Al Anwar that Arab states would blow up their oil fields rather than let U S forces seize them. He called the Middle East a ticking bomb and urged an Arab Israeli conference at Geneva with U S and Soviet backing. Yasser Arafat echoed the warning in Le Monde.
Kim Berry reported an Azuki 10 speed bicycle stolen Wednesday. later found in a ditch on Divisions. Sheriff logs record a 1969 Pontiac theft in Bonners Ferry on Jan. 3 and Keith Rodney Hanson of Spokane arrested on a warrant for insufficient funds check and fraudulent procurement of food and lodging. bond set at $200.
Thomas Eugene Creech 24 of Portland pleaded innocent to two counts of first degree murder for the November slayings of John Bradford and Edward Arnold near Donnelly. A psychiatric exam was ordered and trial set for May 20. Creech, with Carol Spaulding 17 of Lewiston, was arrested Nov. 8 after the victims, both from Denver, were found. Arnold's car was located about 50 miles away. Authorities linked the pair to a late model car last seen with the victims. Creech faces additional murder charges in Oregon and is investigated in Nevada for possible involvement in another death at a desert site near Mercury.
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