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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1975

Page

10

Idaho Governor Discusses Campaign Contribution Limits

Idaho Governor Andrus argues for potential caps on political contributions to state candidates while stressing full disclosure of money sources and expenditures. He notes federal bans on corporate gifts to national campaigns but sees no need to change Idaho law beyond possible limits, mentioning a $3000 figure as a possible threshold.

Idaho Andrus

Principles Agreed on Interim Egypt Israel Peace Talks

An Israeli source reports general principles for a new interim peace accord with Egypt. Egypt warns against U N troop expulsions in Sinai while Kissinger opposes Israel’s ouster from the U N. Talks focus on Mitla and Gidi passes with Egypt demanding troop withdrawal.

United Press International Egypt Israel Tel Aviv U.N Sinai Desert Mitla Gidi Sinai

Apollo Mission Faces False Alarms Ahead of Soviet Linkup

NASA astronauts Thomas Stafford Vance Brand and Donald Slayton monitored a series of nuisance alarms as they closed in on cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Valeri Kubasov for a historic rendezvous in orbit. Ground control said the alarms were false and would not affect the mission.

AL Rossiter JR UPI Houston America Thomas Stafford Vance Brand Donald Slayton Soyuz South America Atlantic Ocean Europe Leonov Stafford Kubasov Moscow Brand Slayton Robert Crippen Moon Central Africa

Canada to Cut Natural Gas Exports to United States

Energy Minister Donald MacDonald announced Canada may curtail natural gas exports to the United States due to depleted reserves. A National Energy Board report prompted the move with Canada aiming to restrain domestic demand until frontier supplies recover. Final export quantities will be decided by Canadian authorities amid talks with U S officials. In 1974 Canada sent about one trillion cubic feet to U S buyers, about 41 percent of production and 4.5 percent of U S demand.

Ottawa UPI Donald MacDonald Canada United States MacDonald National Energy Board U.S

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