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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1975
Page
5
Detroit analysts report brighter US auto sales as incentive programs and strong demand lift industry sentiment. Early data hint at a rebound with manufacturers eyeing production tweaks to meet a recovering market.
On Saturday July 26 1975 at 11:00 a.m. Evergreen Ford Inc Fourth and Cedar Sandpoint Idaho will auction a 1958 Rambler American 2 DRSDN Serial M-19547 Model 5806-1 Body 18694 to satisfy a lien of 45.00 plus sale costs for storage and repairs. Dated July 14 1975. Vice-President D R Wall. The second item discusses modest July car sales gains with analysts noting near 160 000 July 1-10 U S sales and expectations of continued strength into August and potential price increases for 76 models.
Public sale at 10:00 a.m. on July 22, 1975 by Mack Trucks Inc for a 1973 Mack COE FS795LST 12795. Sealed bids may be filed before sale with Credit Manager Seattle. Also notice of estate of Lorraine M. Kemp in Bonner County Idaho with four month claims period for Susan D. McNutt as personal representative.
Washington United Press International reports sugar industry spokesmen warned Congress that without a new federal stabilization program consumers may face higher sugar prices in 1976 and 1977. They urged a reform replacing the expired 40 year old marketing controls while opposing direct grower subsidies.
Night clerk Inez Marshall was shot in the head during an armed robbery at the Herndon Hotel in Salmon Idaho. The robber fled with about 50 dollars after forcing her to unlock the office and lie on the floor. Marshall was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Police seek a man in his 30s with dark hair and a brown coat.
A federal jury found four major gypsum board manufacturers and seven executives guilty of price fixing spanning before 1960 to 1973. U.S. Gypsum Co. Andrew Watt Graham Morgan. National Gypsum Co. Colon Brown J.P. Nicely. Georgia-Pacific Corp. William H. Hunt. Celotex Corp. William Herbert. Fines totaled $50,000 per company with varied sentences and probation for individuals.
Isa and Lillie two runaway elephants are believed to be in dense Oklahoma underbrush near Colma Banes winter quarters. A search by air planes helicopters and a sheriff posse with radios is under way as officials fear the two 4% foot high 1000 to 1500 pound elephants may travel far while officials emphasize the animals are gentle and not a threat. The hunt focuses on land destined to become a lake with government bottom land to roam. The animals are cared for by Colma Banes and Riley Banes. The second item notes the House votes on adding three congressmen to its Select Committee on Intelligence probing the CIA.
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