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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1972
Page
4
Thousands of fans clashed with police outside the Montreal Forum as a sold out Stones concert began. About 13 arrests were reported for ticket fraud and violence, with 14 injuries including one officer, while inside 20,000 fans enjoyed the show before the Stones departed by helicopter.
Manila recession from monsoon rains triggers floods in metropolitan Manila and landslides in Baguio. Nine people buried, one body recovered, 42 families evacuated as authorities warn of heavier rains and classes canceled.
A lighthearted item highlights the start of shopping season as merchants announce new sales and promotions in the pages of the community newspaper. Local shops unveil early offers, encouraging residents to browse upcoming bargains and seasonal changes.
Governor George C. Wallace starts physical therapy at the University of Alabama Spain Rehabilitation Center and establishes a temporary third floor state office. He meets with department heads for the first time since the May 15 shooting, expresses thanks for smooth operations, and plans two therapy sessions daily with diagnostic studies and full rehab activities scheduled.
Nevada records show Eldon Cleveland owes the IRS over 1.8 million dollars in back taxes for 1968 and 1969 tied to Hughes Tool Co. mining claim purchases. The Las Vegas lien highlights the Hughes mining spree in the late 1960s and related litigation alleging overpricing and corrupt acts by Hughes agents and middlemen.
A preliminary report by the National Task Force on potatoes notes growing opportunities for Idaho and other states to export processed potato goods. Dehydrated potatoes could boost grower income without raising domestic prices, with some interest seen from Asian and European markets led by Sweden.
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