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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1974

Page

8

Stampede at Cicero Park Injures Sixty in Crowd Flight

A panic at Sportsman's Park during a harness race in Cicero Illinois sent sixty people injured as crowds fled amid shouts of a gun. Two men Algie Berry and Billy McClure were arrested for disorderly conduct after a fight that sparked the panic. police said no gun was involved.

Cicero Ill UPI Sportsman’s Park Chicago McNeal Memorial Hospital Berwyn Loretto Hospital

Demos Plan Candidate Meeting Night

A Meet Your Candidate Night will be held July 27 at the Community Hall sponsored by the Bonner County Democratic Central Committee. The 7 30 p m affair is expected to draw state district and county candidates. Master of ceremonies is Dick Anderson and pie and coffee will be available.

Bonner County Democratic Central Committee Dick Anderson

Agriculture Dept Publishes Real Facts About Food Prices

The pamphlet argues price rises reflect higher consumer income and demand, increased foreign demand, more food aid, slight fall in production, and higher middleman costs. It notes 1973 food spending rose 17 cents daily while after tax pay rose a dollar. prices for raw farm products rose 41 percent in 1973.

Bernard Brenner Butz U.S Agricultural Groups and Agriculture Office of Communications

Nixon Removal Public Interest Debate Highlights

Two Nixon defense lawyers argue impeachment should serve the public interest rather than prove guilt. Sam Garrison urges judging removal by public impact, while James D St Clair claims the evidence does not show Nixon's complicity. News of hearings, broadcasts, and related Watergate developments follow.

Clay F. Richards Washington UPI Nixon House Judiciary Committee James D’ St. Clair Sam Garrison Garrison California St. Clair John Doar

Inmates Escape From Idaho Prison Farm

Two inmates from Eagle Island Prison Farm fled the minimum security facility Monday evening. Dennis Jacobs, 22, jailed for first degree burglary, and Andrew Clark, 26, convicted of forgery, were missing about 8 30 p m. Jacobs is 5 8, 133 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes, last seen in a purple flowered T shirt and blue jeans. Clark is 6 feet, 148 pounds with brown hair and eyes, last seen in a white T shirt and blue jeans.

Boise UPI Eagle Island Dennis Jacobs Andrew Clark Jacobs Clark

Jenner Disagrees With Successor on subpoenas materials

Jenner told the 38 member committee he disagreed with Nixor's conclusions and noted that withholding some subpoenaed materials as not relevant was disputed when later items were found to be relevant evidence. He said the committee must assume other withheld materials are significant and affect the case. He claimed to speak for all the people and the House seeking happiness privacy and peace.

Nixon Supreme Court White House Watergate Leon Jaworski St. Clair Jenner Garrison Nixor United States of America House of Representatives

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