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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1970
Page
6
The U.S. Weather Bureau reported Sunday highs reached 112 degrees at Gila Bend and Youngtown Arizona, with a low of 31 degrees at Cut Bank Montana. The report is attributed to Shorten and Whipple for The Droputs.
Tuesday May 19 broadcasts list times for Sesame Street What's New physics and other shows. Features include The French Chef Strawberry Tarts, Speaking Freely with James Stewart, International Men of Science Dr Weber, Bagdad Vic and Tad Moving Portrait, Miss Peggy Lee at Net Festival.
Seth and Marguerite Batt take over Pines Cafe at Westmond ten miles south of Sandpoint. The Batts, Bonner County residents for eight years, have four children and Batt serves in the Sandpoint Police Force. The new resort offers a 24 hour restaurant, campground, trailer hook ups, and overnight cabins at the north end of Cocolalla Lake, a trout fishing favorite.
Wayne A. Thompson of the Coeur d'Alene Social Security office will visit Sandpoint on Tuesday May 19 at the Sandpoint Community Hall. He will be available 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. to provide information and assistance on social security and Medicare matters.
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns told the Senate Banking Committee that the economy looks gloomy with unemployment rising in coming months. He forecast improvement later this year as prices stabilize and the nation hovers between recession and inflation. The April unemployment rate reached 4.8 percent, up 1.3 million from before, while Standby public hiring was discussed and funding concerns noted. Nixon met advisers at the White House to review the slide in stocks and economic policy.
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