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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1973
Page
2
Sandpoint Idaho newspaper page 2 from The Daily Bee dated May 4 1973 published Monday through Friday. Legal notices appear on Tuesdays with address and subscription details provided. The page lists Pend Oreille Printers Inc as publisher and Pete Thompson as editor.
A U S A seven Corvair jet fighter crashed into crowded barracks at Phnom Penh airport during dinner. The jet likely completed a mission before impact. casualties feared with two confirmed dead and more injuries expected as rescue teams search debris. Witnesses reported a severed limb and a mutilated scene amid fires and scattered debris.
United Farm Workers leader Cesar Chavez told a San Francisco audience that the Nixon Administration aims to destroy his union. He alleged officials conspired with the Teamsters, which he said donated 750000 to Nixon's 1972 re election campaign, amid UFW jurisdictional losses to southern California growers.
Burlington Northern announces road closures north of Gooley's crossing to the next crossing for May 7 from 7 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Possible closure of Boyer Avenue 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. or May 8 7 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. for laying ribbon rail on the new crossover.
Mike Borden visits Antelope Lake for the fishing season opening and laments extensive litter left by visitors. He emphasizes long lasting pollution from plastic aluminum and glass and urges personal responsibility before calling for new controls.
Attorney General designate Eliot Richardson faces strong congressional pressure to appoint a special independent prosecutor in the Watergate scandal. Reports say his decision is likely but he will not commit before Senate confirmation. Senators demand FBI file access and a clear appointment, while GOP members propose a special assistant to aid the probe.
The body of former U.S. Senator Edward V. Long was exhumed in Hannibal as authorities await autopsy results to confirm or deny reports that his death on November 6 was caused by poisoned candy. The exhumation was overseen by Audrain County prosecutor Thomas Osborne with Florence Long’s consent.
TV schedules across KHO KXLY and KREM KSPS and PSG theaters, listing morning to late-night programs, talk shows, soaps, game shows, sports, cartoons, and news segments with time blocks and channel designations. Includes NBC CBS ABC and educational channel entries with several program titles and durations.
Mrs Long sues Miss Dunlop claiming alienation of affection after alleged affair. The suit asks damages of 3.25 million with requests to observe autopsy and release test results. Long had revised his will giving $10 to wife and daughter, leaving most estate to granddaughter before his death.
Treasury Secretary Shultz reported 106 high income filers paid no taxes in 1970. Ninety three were audited and forty one owe an average 53 658 each, totaling about 2.2 million in tax liabilities. Some losses and charitable gifts were cited as reasons.
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