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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1970
Page
8
S Norman Keston of American Smelting and Refining Company told the Pacific Northwest Industrial Development Council that smelters may curtail output due to tight cleanup deadlines and stringent standards. He warned a mid to long range metal shortage could push prices higher, while acknowledging industry efforts toward clean air.
Rep James A. McClure announced GSA will provide 119666 for Bonners Ferry post office repairs and improvements. Northwestern Construction Co of Spokane will receive the contract. ramp for handicapped access will not be included per GSA.
IBM executive Dix Gedney predicts growing use of young management scientists in banking and business. Gedney says the new generation familiar with computer processes will get the breaks and lead big roles quickly. Cari Terzian urges bankers to engage in community affairs to reduce campus and city violence.
The statement notes that cleaning air and water and reversing pollution trends require time and sustained effort. It emphasizes gradual progress and long term commitment to environmental improvements.
In an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Salt Lake City Union Pacific executive J M Forshe said the railroad loses money on the Salt Lake City to Butte route. The company operates a thrice weekly passenger train and finds that a combined passenger freight service would not cut costs enough to justify continuing service.
The third month of SALT talks in Vienna opened with optimism for a modest U.S.-Soviet agreement. Officials cited progress on ABM curbs and possible announcements. discussions on missile freezes and multiheaded deployment continued in secret.
The Girl Scouts in the area ask for remnants of colored yarn of any length for craft projects. Donations can be arranged by calling Wanda Nordgaarden at 263 2267.
The Daily Bee updates readers on a phone change from 008-3077 to 263-5151 and asks anyone wishing to call to use the new number.
Algeria announces nationalization of the operations of Shell Amif Elwerath Sofrapel and Phillips. Government says compensation will be paid and cites low reinvestment of profits by the firms despite Algerian warnings.
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