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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1973

Page

4

Senior math and language classes focus on polynomials and sports terms

Mr Parker teaches advanced algebra and regular algebra while Mr DeBoard guides advanced algebra on polynomials and exponents. Mr Holt’s typing class covers spacing and time writing with Laurel Berger noting progress. Yearbook staff photographed school activities for the next deadline. Dave Jones cites completed senior pictures and activities. Ms Rogerson’s Spanish class studies sports terminology and writes in the language, Tim Campbell reports.

David Parker Parker Phil DeBoard Mr DeBoard Raymond Holt Laurel Berger Dave Jones Ellen Rogerson Saidtim Campbell

Daley Enters Contract Talks With Teachers

Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley began negotiations to end the nine day Chicago teachers strike while St. Louis Philadelphia and Superior Wisconsin faced ongoing walkouts. St. Louis high schools closed with 130 elementaries planned open. Wage demands in St. Louis cited at 1 to 4 million dollars. Philadelphia teachers warned the strike could become the worst in history. A Superior injunction hearing was postponed to today.

United Press International Chicago Richard J. Daley St. Louis Philadelphia Superior Wis Daley Clyde Miller St. Louis Teachers Association St. Louis Teachers Union Leonard Sagot Newark Superior Court Circuit Court Ronald Keberle

PUC Finance Bill Held for Study in Idaho Legislature

The Idaho House Revenue and Taxation Committee held a bill to finance the public utilities commission entirely from regulatory fees for further study. PUC president Harry Nock argued the 80-20 funding split is costly and requires double-entry bookkeeping. Chair Vernon Ravenscroft favored General Fund support, a move likely to kill the measure.

Boise UPD Public Utilities Commission House Revenue and Taxation Committee Commission Harry Nock PUC Vernon Ravenscroft

Cost of living rose 3.4 percent in 1972

UPI reports that Americans faced a 3.4 percent rise in the cost of living for 1972 with December up 0.3 percent. Eggs, vegetables, rent and taxes pushed prices higher while meats and fruits offset some gains.

Washington UPI White House Herbert Stein President’s Council of Economic Advisers Bureau of Labor Statistics BLS Stein Nixon

118 Million Cans Recycled at Kaiser Trentwood Plant

Kaiser Aluminum says its Trentwood rolling mill in the Spokane Valley has recycled more than 118 million all aluminum cans. Officials cite the California Can-Do program and a 10 cent per pound rate for the recycled cans.

Spokane Upi Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp Trentwood Spokane Valley Kaiser California

Frozen body found under railroad overpass in Pocatello

Police investigate the death of a young woman found frozen under a city railroad overpass in Pocatello. Witnesses say she appeared in her late teens or early 20s. Officials have tentative ID but withhold her name pending further inquiry.

Pocatello, Idaho UPI

Onassis Heir Clinically Dead After Plane Crash

Aristotle Onassis's son Alexis Onassis lay clinically dead with a beating heart after a crash that fractured his skull. Gen. Petros Dontas said his brain was dead. The boy's mother Tina Livanos and father Aristotle Onassis were at his bedside as two pilots were treated for injuries and a British neurosurgeon arrived.

Athens UPD Alexandros Onassis Aristotle Onassis Petros Dontas KAT Hospital Onassis Olympic Airways Tina Livanos Jacqueline Kennedy Donald McGregor Oxford England Donald McCusker Maine Athens Red Cross Hospital McGregor

Good Potato Crop Prices Seen For '72

Idaho farmers should expect higher potato prices in 1972 with market strength led by Idaho inventories. University of Idaho economist Dr. Robert Sargent says prices remain good for growers as of January 1, while Idaho controls a large share of U S potato stocks, signaling a firm market position despite declines in eastern and central regions.

Moscow Idaho Robert Sargent University of Idaho Extension Sargent

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