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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1973
Page
4
Senators Claiborne Pell and John O. Pastore introduced a bill to make daylight saving time year round. They argued extra evening daylight in winter could reduce crime cut traffic accidents and ease electric power demand.
The Inland Empire League high school basketball season saw a scoring decline with Clarkson leaving the league and Moscow’s 67.8 team average in IEL play trailing last year’s mark. Coeur d Alene star Rusty Peterson led with 18.8 ppg though below 20 for the first time in four years.
Nevada BLM Director Ed Rowland vows zero tolerance for harassment of wild or unbranded horses on national resource lands. He cites Idaho roundup deaths and HSUS evidence of mistreatment while enforcing the Wild Horse Act with fines and possible jail. Ownership proof includes a state brand release before claiming any horse or burro.
Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus told the third annual Western Dairy Conference that educating consumers is key to improving western dairy marketing. He noted farming’s role in Idaho agriculture and cited a Department of Agriculture survey of 2,200 homemakers showing ignorance about milk and health.
Thousands of Idaho students and residents will celebrate National Wildlife Week March 18 24. Chairman Al Wutzke of Coeur d Alene confirms theme Discover Wildlife Its Too Good To Miss and urges extensive school and community participation statewide with governor Cecil D Andrus issuing the observance proclamation.
John Jefferson, aged 106, credits longevity to a simple rule: drink a fifth of whiskey on the first and fifteenth of each month. He was born in Oklahoma in Indian Territory and now lives in a modest Sacramento home with his invalid wife, and he smokes about ten cigars a month and a pipe for good measure.
Senator James McClure of Idaho testified before the House Banking and Currency Committee that a higher official gold price would have increased U.S. reserves and criticized Treasury’s handling of gold reserves which have fallen by more than two thirds. He urged an amendment to allow Americans to own and hold gold and advocated a revaluation to 105 dollars per ounce.
Micki Topper a 22 year old West Berliner advertised for a husband in a Fort Wayne newspaper to avoid deportation as her visa expired. About 50 men answered the ad and she chose Eric Elam a 26 year old from Huntertown. They planned to marry but Elam said the wedding is off stating he did not consider marriage in his best interests and they were incompatible.
The Armour family expresses heartfelt thanks for kindness and sympathy shown during the bereavement of our father, grandfather, brother, and uncle, Scott J Armour.
The Nu Phi Mu pledge ritual was conducted last Tuesday evening at Mrs. Glen Phillips home with Mrs. Norman Coon as guest. Pledges Terri Wood and Jackie Darling completed the ritual before a fondue potluck supper hosted by Mrs. Phillips.
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