Government Bans Supersonic Flights Over U S
Washington reports a government ban on civil supersonic flights over the United States effective April 27. The FAA cites unresolved sonic boom issues and protects military flights with one exception noted by the rule. Transportation Secretary Brinegar supports the nearly total civil speed limit to curb sonic disturbances.
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Federal Aviation Administration
United States
Transportation
Claude S. Brinegar
FAA
Jr High Bands Concert Tuesday Night
Junior high bands present a 7 30 p m concert in the junior high auditorium featuring intermediate and advanced groups conducted by Paul Stinnette. The program includes The Green Green Grass of Home Regent Grand March When Johnny Comes Marching Home and Matinee March Japanese Rhapsody Festive Jamaica Jumbo. A chorus concert follows Thursday under Mrs Donna Meehan.
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Paul Stinnette
Regentcy
Johnny
Donna Meehan
Ponderay States Its Budget Needs for 1973
The city of Ponderay announces estimated expenditures for the upcoming fiscal year starting January 1 1973 totaling 7610 dollars. Roads 3200 dollars council and legal expense 1120 dollars annual audit 80 dollars insurance 410 dollars remodeling city hall 1800 dollars miscellaneous 1000 dollars. 1972 city revenue totaled 5931.84 dollars.
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Ponderay
Concorde project scrapped amid noise and environmental concerns
Congress terminated the American supersonic airline plan after protests over sonic boom impacts and engine pollution fears. Environmentalists warned the engines could affect the upper atmosphere and climate, prompting a political setback for the project as a result of the controversy.
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Congress
Local Ski Basin Hosts Ski Races
Mitey Mite Ski Racers from Idaho and Spokane competed at Schweitzer Basin with slalom and giant slalom races for boys and girls. Payette Lake took the state trophy for best overall performance.
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Idaho
Spokane
Schweitzer Basin
Payette Lake
Steve Servich
Sars
Schweitzer
Jess Holderman
PLSC
Jeff Taller
BBSC
Warnie Brown
Lisa Calenbaugh
Debbie Burns
Surt
Karen O’ Neil
Paula Drosta
Rick Lipshay
SHRS
Ashley Goul
Paul Marne
Jean Young
Alison Clark
Chi-Chi Moens
Sandpoint Weather Partial clouds and light snow showers
Partly cloudy through Wednesday with little temperature change. A chance of a few snow showers in the mountains. Winds will be gusty at times and overall precipitation 10 percent through Wednesday. Highs around 50 and overnight lows near 30.
Rush On For Horse Meat In Portland
Portland dealer Ed Carroll of the J H Horsemeat Market reopened to a long line and rapid sales after a newspaper report linked horsemeat to a beef substitute. The block long crowd bought 3 700 pounds before the shop closed early for rest. Carroll blamed packing-house staffing for the rush.
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Portland
Ore
Cupid
Ed Carroll
J&h
Carroll
Ed Rooney
Demos Back Move to Reimpose Wage Price Controls
House and Senate Democratic leaders endorsed returning to Phase II economic controls under Nixon. They cited premature lifting of Phase I and warned factors like food prices lumber steel costs dollar value and trade deficit demand a new policy course after a meeting including Albert Mansfield ONeill Byrd Moss and McFall.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Nixon
Carl Albert
Mike Mansfield
Thomas P. O’neill
Robert C. Byrd
John McFall
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Annual Spring Cleanup At Elks Golf Course Headed By Bob Glock
Bob Glock announces the Elks Golf Course spring cleanup set for Sunday April 1 with the Ladies Golf Association providing a free breakfast. Volunteers will rake pine needles and perform general cleanup as the course nears readiness for play in a week or two.
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Elks Golf Course
Bob Glock
Ladies Golf Association
Glock
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Amy Lynn
Karen O'Neil
Jack Archer
Paul Warner
Jr. High
McFall
New York University
House Banking Committee
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