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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1973

Page

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Public Urged To Aid Buddy Poppy Sales

Commander in Chief Patrick E Carr of the Veterans of Foreign Wars urges the public to donate during the annual Buddy Poppy sale on May 18 and 19 in Sandpoint. He notes VFW and Ladies Auxiliary members provide aid to disabled and needy veterans through a nationwide network and local posts.

Sandpoint Les Brown Veteran’s of Foreign War Dixie Bowman V.F.W Ervin Dingman Edna O’donnell Woman's Auxiliary Bee Buddy Patrick E. Carr Veterans of Foreign Wars Carr Ladies Auxiliary Veterans Services V.F. W V F.W Veterans Administration Military Hospitals

Andrus urges embargo on logs and higher cuts in forests

Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus told the North Idaho Chamber of Commerce that an embargo on log exports should extend beyond the west coast to the entire United States. He urged increasing allowable cuts on federal forests and criticized Forest Service plans to withdraw eight million acres for wilderness study, warning of job losses and economic harm to Idaho.

Grangeville Idaho UPI Cecil D. Andrus Andrus North Idaho Chamber of Commerce West Coast United States Congress Sen Frank Church Feds Japan Forest Service

Weather forecast for Sandpoint area stays warm and dry

Sandpoint and vicinity sees fair skies and continued warmth through Tuesday with northeasterly winds 5 to 15 mph. Highs today and Tuesday reach 80 to 90, overnight lows 35 to 45, and the chance of rain remains zero through Tuesday.

Three Wrecks One Injured In Bonner County

Three one vehicle crashes over the weekend in Bonner County left one person injured. Thomas Lee Rickett, 27, of Sandpoint, reportedly fell asleep at the wheel on US 95 near Westmond and rolled his car. David Hook, 43, of Mead Washington, said another vehicle forced him off the road two miles west of Sandpoint near Dover, with about 500 dollars in damage. Ken P Hustoff, 20, of Coeur d Alene, ran off the road one mile north of Careywood on US 95.

Bonner County Thomas Lee Rickett Sandpoint US. 95 Westmond David Hook Mead, Wash Dover Ken P. Hustoff Coeur d’ Alene Careywood US 95

Sandpoint Bank Deposits Rise as Bonner County Braces for 1973

William T. Nordeen, vice president of the North Idaho Chamber of Commerce and general manager of Northern Lights in Sandpoint, declares the 55th Spring meeting that Bonner County and Sandpoint enjoy the best economy ever. He notes 1973 should be brighter than 1972, with 1973 deposits at 30,007,455 dollars, up 22 percent from 1971, while 1972 employment reached 5,936 and unemployment claims rose to 354. Retail trade climbs about 30 percent as the region looks ahead.

William T.nordeen North Idaho Chamber of Commerce Northern Lights, Inc Sandpoint Idaho Bonner County Orangeville Nordeen Ber

Judge Sirica orders Dean Papers shared with prosecutors and Senate

U S District Court Chief Judge John J. Sirica ruled that both federal prosecutors and the Senate Watergate committee may access the secret papers removed by John W. Dean. The court will provide certified copies to the parties, as Dean appeared under strain at the hearing. Dean called the documents top secret and said they originated from several agencies including the FBI.

Washington JUPD John J. Sirica Senate Special Watergate Committee White House John W. Dean Sirica U.S. District Court District of Columbia Dean FBI National Security Nixon Charles N. Shaffer

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