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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1971
Page
5
The piece highlights fondue parties as a popular spring outdoor activity. It notes electric fondue pots, especially West Bend models with automatic heat control, safety features, and easy cleaning with dishwasher safe parts.
UPI reports Catholic and Protestant film boards pulled support from the MPAA voluntary rating system accusing it of failing to shield youth from sex and violence. They cite unreliable ratings and pressures from film companies and warn governance pressures are not adequately addressed. Also noted are ties to GP ratings and new concerns over depictions of explicit material in films. A related Idaho dam luncheon covered project costs and environmental concerns. The House then sent to the Senate a bill imposing up to 5000 dollars or one year in prison for hunting from an airplane.
In Hiddenite North Carolina a 13.14 carat emerald unearthed at Emerald Valley Mines drew Tiffany & Co praise. Wayne Anthony a Lincolnton resident paid for a day of digging and helped bring the Carolina Emerald to light while Howard F Rothery retired to prospect nearby.
General Electric issues a recall on outdoor flood light and holder kits sold since August due to a potential wiring fault that could cause severe shock. About 40 units may be affected. owners are asked to return units to GE offices and dealers to inspect stock.
About 25 Caldwell J R Simplot Company workers walked off Sunday in a wildcat strike. An official said the action followed an option to stay rather than leave. The workers were believed to be members of Local 291 of the American Federation of Grain Millers.
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