Sandpoint Daily News Rates and Mailing Details
The Sandpoint Daily notes subscription and home delivery rates at 2.50 per month for U S addresses. It lists Pend Oreille Printers Inc as publisher with contact at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864 and P O Box 579. The notice mentions United Press International and pending mailing applications.
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Uito
Sandpoint
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Idaho
United States
United Press International
Hearst Ready to Testify Against Harris Couple
Prosecutor Sam Mayerson stunned the Harris defense by announcing Patricia Hearst is prepared to waive rights and testify in the May 1974 Los Angeles sporting goods store kidnapping robbery case. Hearst’s testimony would follow the severed trial from Hearst’s own bank robbery case, amid high security and prior plans not to call her.
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Jack V. Fox
LOS Angeles
UPI
Sam Mayerson
William
Emily Harris
Patricia Hearst
Mayerson
Miss Hearst
Albert Johnson
Heiress
Harris
SLA
Harrises
San Francisco
San Diego
Federal Detention Center
Miss .Hearst
Watts
California farmers haul 13 tons of rotten tomatoes to Washington protest
Angry California growers parade 13 tons of rotted fruit past federal offices to press for a cooling off period in the cannery strike. Fred Starrh and others blame the strike on unions and call for federal legislation to shield agriculture during harvest. They may dump or repack tomatoes if no dumping site is found.
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Bernard Brenner
Washington
UPI
California
Capitol
Fred Starth
Starrh
Shafter
Calif
Kern County Commodity Marketing Association
Arvin
Jack Thompson
Teamsters Union
National Canners Association
White House
Agriculture Department
Executive Mansion
Secret Service
Ron Nessen
W.J. Usery
Earl Butz
Congress
Wild admits illegal contribution in Inouye case
Claude Wild testified he gave a $5,000 political gift to Senator Daniel K. Inouye but argues the payment occurred before the three year statute of limitations. Henry Giugni testified he received the cash and did not report it, while immunity enabled his testimony as the case continues in US District Court.
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ED Rogers Washington
UPI
Gulf Oil Corp
Claude Wild
Daniel K. Inouye
Wild
Henry Giugin
Hawaii Democrat
Giugni
Wild In the
Gulf
Inouye
Senate
Special Watergate Committee
FPC Triples Natural Gas Ceiling in Interstate Market
The Federal Power Commission nearly tripled interstate natural gas ceilings from 52 cents to 1.42 dollars per 1 000 cubic feet after Jan 1, 1973. A 1.01 dollar ceiling applies to gas from Jan 1 1973 to Dec 31 1974. The decision faces court challenges and includes a four cent annual escalation to match inflation.
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William Clayton Washington
UPI
Federal Power Commission
Commission
FPC
U.S
Deported Aliens Travel In Style On Boarding Champagne Flights
The INS spends 2 million to deport illegal aliens by commercial flights to Mexico City and other interior Mexican cities. Sixty-three passengers flown from Los Angeles and San Diego, with more from Chicago, using Western and American Airlines. The plan aims to keep deportees from reentering the United States by placing them far from the border.
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Los Angeles
UPI
United States
Mexico
the Immigration and Naturalization Service
Mexico City
INS
lLos Angeles
Western Airlines
San Diego
American Airlines
Chicago
Guadalajara
Schweiker says Reagan pick turns GOP race against Ford
Sen. Richard Schweiker asserts Reagan's selection as running mate shifts the Republican nomination race. He says Ford led previously but the new pairing creates uncertainty and could affect delegate dynamics and the Kansas City convention starting Aug. 16. Schweiker notes Reagan officials claim a delegate edge while he and his allies view the shift as a strategic reversal.
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Washington
UPI
Richard S. Schweiker
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Schweiker
CBS Morning News
Kansas
House Probes Jackson Memo in CIA Leak Hearing
Former House Intelligence researcher Sandra Zeune testified before the House Ethics committee about copying a 1973 CIA memo related to Sen. Henry Jackson. The panel probes a leak of a secret intelligence report to CBS’s Daniel Schorr amid defenses and denials from lawmakers and staff.
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Daniel F. Gilmore Washington
UPI
House Intelligence Committee
CIA
Sandra A. Zeune
House Intelligence Panel
House Ethics Committee
CBS
Daniel Schorr
Intelligence Committee
Jackson
Miss Zeane
Chile
Senate Foreign Relations
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
South America
Senate
New York Times
Washington
Miss Zeune
Schorr
Wildcat Strike Idles 60 000 Miners Across States
A wildcat strike by West Virginia miners spreads to Ohio and Virginia idling about 60 000 bituminous miners. Furloughs hit Chessie System shops in Raceland Kentucky and Huntington West Virginia for 875 and 175 workers. Joseph Brennan leader of the Bituminous Coal Operators Association blames a minority for industrial anarchy.
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Charleston
W.va
UPI
West Virginia
Ohio
Virginia
Raceland
Tive Repair
Huntington
Chessie
Joseph Brennan
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Rubber Strike Talks Reopened As Walkout Enters Day 98
Negotiators for 70,000 striking workers and the Rubber industry met under Labor Secretary W. J. Usery Jr. and FMCS chief James F. Scearce at FMCS HQ. Peter Bommarito urged management to move from a final offer, noting past rigidity. Talks followed a three week breakdown in Cleveland and cited severe community and economic impact.
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Washington
UPI
W. J. Usery Jr
Usery
James F. Scearce
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Firestone and
Goodyear Rubber Companies
United Rubber Workers Union
FMCS
Peter Bommarito
The
Rubber Workers
Vandalism and theft reported in city and sheriff logs
Police log notes gardens damaged with plants uprooted on South Lavina and South Florence. Auto antenna bent and valve caps loosened at Oak residence. Bicycle stolen on Oliver. $70 value. Lawn mower worth $200 missing from Ella Street. School breakage at Stidwell Jr. High caused by rocks with $670 in damages. Cash $87 stolen from Hook home. Sheriff log records theft of a 55 gallon gas drum, a chain saw case and two quarts oil from Falls In Priest River any time Sunday.
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South Lavina
South Florence
George Klippstein
Oak
Jay Harper
Oliver
S. Ella
Gene Saunders
Stidwell Jr. High
Emma Lou Hook
Glen Templeton
Falls In
Priest River
Potatoes Sweeten When Refrigerated Too Long
Potatoes stored cold for a week may develop a sweeter flavor as starch converts to sugar. To improve taste, keep potatoes at a higher temperature for one or two weeks before using.
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Pete Thompson
Dave Finkelnburg
Herb Offermann
Giugnn
Joseph C. Waddy
Don S. Smith
Smith
Energy Action
Schweiker Claims
Reagan
John Sears
House
Robert N. Giaimo
D-Conn
Wildcat
Bommarito
Cleveland
Scearce
Bonner County
Kellogg Country Club
Blacktail
Keystone Company
Arthur Cray
Dray
G.A. Sherman
Hope Lumber Company
Bonner County Historical Society
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