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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1973

Page

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Highway 200 curve widening plan discussed in Ponderay

Ponderay City Council and district highway officials met to review safety improvements for the Highway 200 curve. Plans call for flattening and widening the curve with additional right of way, with proposals to Boise for study and public meetings to follow if approved.

Ponderay City District Highway Office Ponderay Neal Barrus State Highway Department Boise Highway Department Bee

Nixon home costs ten times White House estimate

Santa Ana Register reports government money total for Nixon Pacific Coast estate exceeds 414000 dollars with 184174 for electrical work 76000 for landscaping and 6400 for a beach cabana and a bridge to the beach. White House previously claimed 39525 in government billed work.

Santa Ana Calif Nixon Pacific Coast White House Santa Ana Register Register New York Times Arthur F. Sampson General Services Administration Los Angeles Times GSA Ball Park San Clemente Pacific Secret Service

Weather Outlook for Sandpoint Area

Scattered showers continue through Friday with cooler temperatures and gusty winds. Chance of rain 50 percent tonight and 30 percent Friday. highs near 60 and lows around 45.

Sandpoint

State Looking Good In Black Says Idaho Finance

Gov. Cecil D. Andrus announced Idaho will end the fiscal year solvent after paying all bills. He cited a 1.9 percent holdback, growth in employment, and sound management as factors behind the surplus while noting a manpower report predicting higher industrial jobs and fewer agricultural jobs next year. The governor criticized federal manpower rules and urged scrutiny of proposed changes.

Boise Cecil D. Andrus Andrus Idaho

Boy asks for fence hold to steal watchdog at car lot

A 17 year old asked a man in bermuda shorts to hold a fence open so he could steal a watchdog at a car lot. He dragged out a caged Siberian huskie after befriending five German shepherds on duty. He was arrested. the shorts-wearing man was a plainclothes officer.

New York UPD

Blood drive in Sandpoint seeks donors on July 12

Peg Clark urges urgent blood donations as a mobile blood unit will be in Sandpoint at the VFW Post home located at 1105 Lake from 2 to 5 30 p m on July 12.

Peg Clark Sandpoint VFW Lake

Nixon Reimposes 60 Day Price Freeze Amid Inflation Concerns

President Nixon orders a fresh 60 day price freeze after a five month experiment with near free markets. He hints at Phase IV controls likely tighter than Phase II, while warning against an inflationary relapse and aiming to end controls soon without triggering runaway inflation.

Washington Nixon U.S

Price Freeze Briefing From Nixon Speech

Washington brief outlines a 60 day price freeze at levels from early June with voluntary restraint on wages interest and dividends. Farm level rents and unprocessed agricultural products exempt. Price stabilizing measures to be developed by the Cost of Living Council. IRS ordered to audit firms with price hikes over 1.5 percent since January. Congress urged to approve tariff cuts surplus stock disposal and Alaska pipeline approval.

Washington QWAPD Nixon Coat of Living Council IRS Congress

Lake Pend Oreille Inflow Steady as Levels Rise

Inflow to Lake Pend Oreille held at about 29 000 CFS over the past week with an average outflow near 20 000 CFS. The lake rose about 14 feet to an elevation around 2058.2 feet on Monday June 11 and is expected to continue rising at the same rate, with a long range outlook predicting full elevation of 2062.5 feet by mid July.

Lake Pend Oreille

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