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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1972
Page
5
Mexican President Luis Echeverria Alvarez met with President Nixon in Washington. He criticized U S policy toward less developed nations and urged bold, imaginative use of influence to resolve simple problems with friends as the two leaders began talks.
Kenneth E. Frick ASCS Administrator told the Maho State conference that farmers will earn an all time high of 17.5 billion dollars this year. He noted that only in 1947 did net farm income exceed 17 billion and current numbers show prospective income above 6,000 per farm. He emphasized productivity as key to staving inflation and urged cooperation to implement the administration's farm philosophy program.
About 2 000 soldiers from Montana National Guard units arrive at Gowen Field for a two week training period. Commanded by Col. Kenneth Card of Billings, the group will depart Saturday for desert maneuvers at firing ranges south of Gowen Field. Guardsmen travel by airlift buses and convoys from Missoula Helena Bozeman Billings and other communities.
President Nixon and Mexican Foreign Secretary Emilio 0. 2 discuss a bilateral technology gap agreement and mutual interests. Echeverria, the fourth Latin American leader to visit under Nixon, will address Congress and meet cabinet members amid talks on trade, Colorado River salinity, and narcotics concerns. He travels next to New York Chicago San Antonio and Los Angeles after two days in Washington.
Bernstein warns of land sales swindles across Colorado and beyond. He cites buyers who invest in mountain property, drill wells that yield no water, and promises of lakes that do not exist. He emphasizes the need for a property report and warns of free dinner gimmicks and fraudulent “special deals” during sales meetings.
Officials from the Idaho Farm Bureau Farmers Union and Potato Growers of Idaho pledge support for a referendum on retaining a one cent potato assessment. Ballots go to growers by July with returns due July 15 to fund advertising and promotion efforts. County leaders cite Idaho gains in fresh potato shipments despite national declines.
Boise School Trustees schedule a public hearing for June 20 at 8 p.m. in room 106 of the Boise State College Liberal Arts Building to discuss the 17.3 million dollar 1972 73 budget. The proposal would raise property taxes by a little over two mills and grant teachers a three percent raise plus normal increments for experience.
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