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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1973

Page

8

Senate votes push strict fuel program and speed limit call

The Senate approved amendments to a fuel allocation bill demanding the President implement a strict distribution plan within one month to aid small independent refiners and dealers. A nonbinding resolution urged states to reduce speed limits by 10 mph to conserve fuel. The panel also backed antitrust monitoring provisions and a Kennedy amendment prioritizing fuel for essential public services.

Washington UPI Senate Nixon Congress Joseph Biden D-Del Hubert Humphrey D-Minn Jennings Randolph D-W Humphrey Henry MM Jackson D-Wash Federal Trade Commission Justice Department FTC Edward Kennedy D-Mass Dewey Bartlett R-Okla

Discount Food Shortages Hit Spokane Stores

Warehouse Markets Inc operations in Spokane and Coeur d Alene report temporary shortages of peaches green beans canned seafood dog and cat foods dried fruits and raisins. Owner Jim Tidyman says items are available only part of the time and brokers note the unusual scarcity not seen since World War I.

Spokane Wash UPI Warehouse Markets Inc Coeur d’Alene Jim Tidyman Tidyman

Nixon allies push back as foes seek his ouster

Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott said efforts to remove President Nixon would fail after a White House meeting with Nixon and GOP leaders. Scott and House Leader Gerald Ford stressed closer liaison with the president and cabinets, insisting the move was not tied to Watergate. In Nottingham England two security guards pursued an armored car carrying thousands of dollars after brakes failed. no robbery occurred.

Washington UPD Senate Hugh Scott Nixon White House Scott Pennsylvania House Gerald R. Ford Michigan GOP Congress Ford Nottingham England Nottingham Hill

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