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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1971

Page

4

Laos Task Force Cuts Offensive in Laos

Saigon reports a sharp reduction in the offensive against the Ho Chi Minh Trail as South Vietnamese troops return from Laos to South Vietnam. At Khe Sanh, base attacks continue with shelling by Communist gunners while one American is wounded. Fewer than 15,000 South Vietnamese remain in Laos, down from peak strength.

Saigon UPS South Vietnam Laos Ho Chi Minh Trail Khe Sanh U.S Brown

Road Conditions Improve Across Idaho Highways

Idaho highway officials report improving conditions on major routes with icy spots on mountain passes and broken snow floors on several roads. Clear stretches include I 90 and US 93, while several state highways show icy sections and one marked closed.

Boise Idaho State Departments of Highways and Law Enforcement U.S. 10 Kellogg Wallace Lookout Pass U.S. 12 Lolo Pass Banks Canyon Cascade U.S. 93 Lost Trail Pass Galena Stanley Fairfield Aj— Challis Willow Creek Summit Mores Creek Idaho City Lowman U.S Swan Valley Gilmore Hill Bancroft Soda’ Springs U.S. 91 Monida Pass U.S. 191 West Yellowstone

Photographer Edward P. Jerry dies after long illness

Edward P. Jerry, 60, veteran of United Press International photogra phy, introduced outfield photography to baseball and shot Al Gionfriddo’s World Series catch. He joined Acme Newspictures in 1939 and died after a long illness. Survived by daughter Elaine Perrone Wallkill sister Emily Sabol and three grandchildren. Funeral Mass Monday 9:30 a.m. EST at Holy Family Church Brooklyn.

New York UPI Edward P. Jerry United Press Jerry Acme Newspictures UPI Newspictures al Gionfriddo Joe Dimaggio Cape Kennedy Cape Canaveral Elaine Perrone Wallkill Emily Sabol Holy Family Church Brooklyn

FDA warns on poisonous meat tenderizer labeled Spice of Life

The FDA warned the public that a meat tenderizer sold as Spice of Life or Country Tavern may contain deadly sodium nitrite. Distributed to Virginia New Jersey New York Ohio Kansas Michigan Minnesota, the product was recalled previously by Mutual Spice Co. from North Bergen New Jersey. The toxin levels could be deadly if ingested in large amounts. the jars were distributed 1969 to 1970. Victim identified as Robert L Hall of District Heights Maryland.

Washington UPI Food * and Oar Administration FDA Washington, D.C Virginia New Jersey New York Ohio Kansas Michigan Minnesota Packer Mutual” Spice Co Hygrade Food Products North Bergen N.J Robert’. L. Hall S District Heights Washingtonuburb

Bill Introduced to Raise County Ad Valorem Tax

The House Appropriations Committee proposed a bill to impose a one and one half mill ad valorem tax to match federal public assistance dollars. Revenue would be collected with county taxes and placed in a state public assistance fund to supplement nursing home payments at the minimum rate of $1.50 per patient.

House Appropriations Committee State Treasury Department of Public Assistance

Eddie Fisher Files Bankruptcy in Puerto Rico

A bankruptcy court freed singer Eddie Fisher of nearly $1 million in debts in San Juan Puerto Rico. Referee Rafael A Rivera Cruz dismissed a California creditors objection by Martin and Susan Gail Stayden alleging Fisher hid information about property in Los Angeles.

San Juan P.R UPD Eddie Fisher Rafael A. Rivera Cruz California Martin Susan Gail Stayden Fisher Los Angeles

Hoffa Wife Hospitalized in San Francisco Testimonial Visit

Josephine Hoffa wife of jailed Teamsters leader is hospitalized in San Francisco for heart problems. Dr. Seymour Farber says she shows early signs of a heart attack and is under a team of doctors testing her. She was at UC Hospital for treatment while attending a testimonial dinner for Jack Goldberger. Hoffa remains in federal prison at Lewisburg for jury tampering.

San Francisco UPD Josephine Hoffa Teamsters Seymour ‘Farber University of California Hospital

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