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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1975
Page
5
The FTC requires permanent year and month of manufacture labels on all new cars trucks and motorcycles to prevent model year misrepresentation. Labels will be attached to hinge pillar door latch post or driver side panel on cars and trucks and near the intersection of the steering post with the handlebars on motorcycles.
Prime Minister Rabin announced a unilateral reduction of frontline forces in Sinai as talks with Egypt proceed in Salzburg. Israel will pull back missiles and calibers but retain a limited force, aiming to aid canal reopening and spur reciprocal moves by Egypt.
The senior editor of Platts Dilgram, Herb Hugo, says gasoline prices will climb today and rise another seven to ten cents per gallon by September due to President Ford's oil import tax. He notes Continental raises two cents today, City Service twelve cents, Gulf one cent, and independents Cheker Hudson up one to three cents with further increases as taxes are applied.
The FEC began enforcing the 1974 reform law by inviting public comments until July 1 on technical points. It will regulate campaign finances, administer public funds for 1976 presidential bids, and track contributions and spending. The commission also plans to review subsidies and in-kind services tied to national conventions, with rulings sought by Democrats and Republicans for 1976 convention planning.
Guardsmen from Idaho, Wyoming and Arizona start a two week summer training in a 250 square mile area south of Boise. Idaho units train with Sheridan armored reconnaissance vehicles and Emmett unit crews operate M60 tanks. Training includes field fire, escape and evasion, and mountaineering courses with Arizona Military Police providing base security.
UPI reports officials say Herpes Simplex 2, a venereal disease once little known and incurable, is increasing in Boise. Arthur Boyle, supervisor of venereal disease control, notes underreporting since herpes is not notifiable, and stresses its high contagion through sexual contact.
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