Obituary notices for Phil Willi and Herbert Beuskens
Phil John Willi of Seattle died March 10 1975 at 69. He was a chemical sales salesman and Elks member, survived by daughter Mrs Steven Goeller of Eugene and sister Mrs Harold Burmeister of Seattle. Graveside rites March 15 at Lakeview Cemetery. Herbert Beuskens died March 12 1975 at 80 after emigrating from Holland to the United States in 1923. He lived in New York Seattle Montana and Idaho, served in WWI, married Lillyan Vaage in 1920, ran cattle near Box Elder Creek and later a ranch near Sandpoint. Surviving: daughter-in-law Mrs Iola Beuskens and four grandchildren. Cremation planned. memorials to Heart Fund care of Arlene Evans Sagle Idaho.
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Phil John Willi
Seattle
Washington
Idaho
The
Elks Lodge
Steven Goeller
Eugene
Ore
Harold Burmeister
Lakeview Cemetery
O’donovan
Herbert Beuskens
Sandpoint
the-Sandpoint Manor
Schimmert
Holland
America
New York City
Wash
Montana
U.S. Army
Lillyan Vaage
Batzel
Minneapolis
Herbert
Lillyan Beuskens
Box Elder Creek
Bonner County
North Idaho
Iola Beuskens
Moon
Senate Panel Urges Ford Release Colby Secret CIA Report
The Senate Intelligence Committee voted unanimously to request President Ford release William Colbys secret CIA report on domestic spying. Chairman Church said the ball is in the Presidents court as Ford indicated cooperation but on a case by case basis. The panel also seeks executive orders on intelligence and possible National Security Council directives. Colby warned that some sensitive material including sources and foreign cooperation details must be consulted before disclosure.
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Central Intelligence Agency
William Colby
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Church
Ford
Congress
John Tower
R-Tex
National Security Council
Colby
Colorado
CIA
Rockefeller Commission
Senate Committee
Nelson Rockefeller
FBI Captures Bomb Suspect in Weatherman Case
Patricia Elizabeth Swinton, 33, a former Weatherman member, was arrested by FBI agents in Brattleboro Vermont as she worked at the Good Life health food store. She is charged with conspiracy to destroy government property in bombings of eight New York City buildings during 1969 and awaits a New York federal court hearing after bail was set at 500000 dollars.
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William Poole
Brattleboro, Vt
UPI
New York City
Radical Weathermen Group
FBI
Patricia Elizabeth Swinton
Good Life’’ Health
Miss Swinton
U.S. District Court
Rutland
James Holden
Brattleboro
Danny Wight
Chicago
Wight
Barry Stein
Green Mountain
New York
Chase Manhattan Bank
RCA
General Motors
Baltimore
Susan Karen Davis
Shoshana Davis
Consumer groups push to curb industry rollbacks on federal rules
Consumer advocates led by Rep. Rosenthal and supported by Ralph Nader and the Center for Auto Safety push new legislation requiring firms to report price increases blamed on federal regulation. They cite auto safety, pollution, labeling and safety rules being weakened and note examples like bumper standards and a Gary Indiana plant closure to dodge pollution rules.
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Michael J. Conlon
Washington
UPI
Consumer Forces Today
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Ralph Nader
Consumer Federation of America
Center For Auto Safety
U.S. Steel
Gary
Ind
Strip Mine Control Bill Clears Senate Action Looms in House
The Senate approved a strong strip mine control proposal 84 to 13, aimed at restoring land contours after mining and imposing a reclamation tax on coal. The House version differs on underground coal taxes and landowner consent for government deposits, with Ford veto preventing overrides.
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Elmer Lammi Washington
UPI
Senate
House
Morris K. Udall
Dariz
Ford Administration
Congress
Ford Bocket
Carl E. Bagge
The
National Coal Association
Ford
Air Vietnam DC4 crash near Pleiku may be shot down
An Air Vietnam DC4 with 26 aboard crashed late Wednesday south of Pleiku. A command spokesman said the plane blew up in mid air and was possibly hit by enemy anti-aircraft fire. Among the passengers were three Americans, an Australian diplomat, a New Zealander, a Japanese, two Britons, three French, a Swiss, a Pakistani, a Laotian, a Cambodian and five Vietnamese women.
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Saigon
Aps
Air Vietnam
Pleiku
Command
le Trung -Hein
Vientiane
Laos
U.S
George Miller
Edward Dolan
Robert Seidl
Graeme C. Lewis
Timber Sold Near Here
Two timber sales on the Sandpoint Ranger District were sold at oral auction on Monday March 10 at the Federal Building in Sandpoint. Johnson Forest Products, Inc. won the Blanchard Group sale for 3556 dollars 3 cents. Calvin C. Crape bid 179 dollars for the Owens Horse sale with no other bidders.
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Sandpoint-Ranger District
Oral
Federal Building
Sandpoint
Blanchard Group
Fish Creek
Blanchard-Spirit Lake
Francis A. Malone
Johnson Forest Products, Inc
Owens Horse
Pend Oreille Lake
Sam Owen
Calvin C. Crape
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Uow
Dane
Clay F. Richards Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
Ethursday
Sanda
Lords of
Flatbush
Henry
Fonzie
Winkler
Hanoi
Edgewater
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