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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1971

Page

11

Japan's Sato Fears Rearmament Sparks War Returns

Prime Minister Ebisaku Sato says Japan must keep its self defense forces while not repealing Article Nine. He notes reliance on U S nuclear protection as American troops withdraw from East Asia. He stresses no intention to amend the constitution though defense strength grows and the Guam Doctrine may require regional balance.

United Press International Tokyo COPI Ebisaku Sato Japan United States East Asia Sato Free World Liberal Democratic Party U.S Nixon Guam Foreign Office

New York Police to Receive 85 Million Back Pay

The City of New York will pay 26 000 patrolmen up to 3300 each in back pay, totaling 85 million, in two installments June and next January. Mayor John V Lindsay says new taxes will be needed to fund the settlement and break parity in future contracts.

New York John V. Lindsay New York City Lindsay

Top-Ranked College of Southern Idaho Headlines Region 18 Tourney

College of Southern Idaho ranked first nationally among junior colleges will headline the Region 18 NJCAA tournament at North Idaho Junior College in Coeur d'Alene this Thursday and Friday. NIJC Cardinals, led by coach Rollie Williams, share the four team field with Mt Hood and Southwestern Oregon from Oregon. CSI boasts a strong roster and last year's national eighth place finish. Cardinal games are set for 6:30 and 8:30 PM in the Cardinal gym.

College of Southern Idaho North Idaho Junior College Coeur d’Alene Nijc Cardinals Rollie Williams NIJC Sandpoint Chris Clark Roy Jacobson Jim Lowther Clark Fork Oregon Mt. Hood Community College Southwestern Oregon Community College Jack Bloxom NJC CSI Idaho Cardinal

Elks Boxers Prepare for Action This Saturday

Twelve boxers from the Sandpoint Elks Boxing Club will compete on an amateur card at the junior high gym this Saturday night, with first bout at 7 30. Four returners from a Spokane sub novIce tourney last week. Mark Tucker and Robbie Kucherry won finals in Spokane, while Keith Tarpley and Troy Devault lost in earlier rounds.

Sandpoint Elks Boxing Club Spokane Sandpoint Keith Tarpley Tim Everts Troy Devault Tony Gross Bonners Ferry Mark Tucker Doug Hatfield Bonners Robbie Kucherry SEBC

FTC Charges Procter & Gamble Longines-Wittnauer With Deceptive Sweepstakes

The FTC accuses Procter & Gamble and Longines-Wittnauer of promoting sweepstakes that awarded only a fraction of advertised prizes. Complaints cite 1968 69 promotions and 1969 70 Longines Symphonette Society offers. settlements possible without admission of guilt.

Wsmngtons Cupp Theederal Trade Ommission Ru Procter & Isamble Co Longinegs- Wittnauer Watch Co Coca-Cola Co, Inc Ainst Pcocter & Gamble Eagines Wittnauer Cys Gerald Thain FTC Bureau of Consumer Protection Procter & Gambie Longines-Wittnauer

Conies Lead Ice and Fuel In Bowling Standings Tilt

Conies seized four games from Ice and Fuel to move into first place while Ice and Fuel dropped to fourth. Sommerfeld climbed to second by defeating Art Boyle and tied for high gross series year to date with 3809 across three games. D and D Carpet won three from Bonner Building to stay third. Sandie Burrough led high net game with 189 and Sharon Burney posted 602 for high gross series. Doug Brown had 268 for high single line. Jim Spring delivered high three line gross at 657.

Sommerfeld Art. Boyle Bonner Building Sandie Burrough Sharon Burney

Rights To Vote For 18 Year Olds Approved

Washington reports a proposed constitutional amendment to extend voting rights to 18 year olds passed unanimously in the Senate Judiciary Committee and cleared the House version 33 to 2. It would require ratification by three fourths of states and follows a 18 year old voting expansion already allowed in federal elections. Officials supported the measure to avoid dual registration and separate ballots for federal and state votes.

Washington QJPID Senate Judiciary Committee House Judiciary Committee Suprem Court Congress Supreme Court

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