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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1973

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Andrus urges Idahoans to vacation in state amid gas shortage

Governor Cecil D. Andrus proposed a two week 1750 mile leisure loop tour through Idaho to counter possible gasoline shortages. He urged residents to spend summer and fall vacations in Idaho to support tourism and explore parts of the state previously unvisited. He warned shortages may prompt oil companies to push pipelines from Alaska or force independents from business.

Boise UPD Cecil D. Andrus Idaho Andrus Alaska

Representative Mills Found Dead in Maryland Farm Killing

Rep William O Mills Republican Md was found shot to death at a farm near his Easton home five days after disclosure he had received secret Nixon campaign funds in 1971 Investigations by state and local police were underway with officials noting no foul play for the time being Mills had been under GAO scrutiny over a 25000 cash contribution allegedly from secret funds to the Nixon reelection effort House Speaker Carl Albert and Interior Secretary Rogers Morton issued statements reacting to the death.

Easton Maryland Mills House Finance Committee General Accounting Office GAO Congress Nixon Carl Albert Rogers C. B. Morton Gerald R. Ford Michigan Baltimore News Ameri

White Mountain Planning Unit Hearing in Idaho

An open public meeting by the US Forest Service will discuss future management of the White Mountain Planning Unit. The session is at 8 p.m. Saturday May 26, 1973, at the Pack River Grange in Samuels Idaho. The unit includes McArthur Reservoir and tributaries, plus the Sand Hills and Bond Lake areas. The Pack River Grange hosts the Forest Service presentation during its regular meeting.

Us, Forest Service White Mountain Pack River Grange Samuels Idaho McArthur Sand Hills Bond ‘Lake Forest Service

Sandpoint Area Skies Bring Showers Then Relief

Partly cloudy with a few showers tonight and Friday. Cooler southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Rain decreases from 60 percent tonight to 30 percent Friday. Highs near 60 Friday with lows around 45 tonight.

Sandpoint

Mills death in Easton ruled gunshot wound

Press secretary Jack Shaum contradicted early reports of Mills' death saying no information supported a self inflicted act. Talbot County state attorney Horne placed Mills near Mulberry Farm north of Easton where the body was found at about 7 05 am. An autopsy will be conducted in Baltimore to determine the cause.

Mills Washington William Horne Talbot County Easton Can Jack Shaum Shaum SPI Easton Memorial Hospital Baltimore Mulberry Farm

Schmitz Rejoins Grand Old Party

Santa Ana California AP John Schmitz former 1972 American Independent Party presidential candidate has rejoined the Republican Party saying the party needs new leadership after Watergate. He once was a Republican congressman for a district that includes the Western White House and later ran as an AIP candidate drawing about 1 million votes. He now teaches at Santa Ana College and cites Nixon era integrity as a reason for returning.

Santa Ana Calif White House Nixon Schultz AIP Santa Ana College Schmitz GOP Republican Party

Neeleman awarded Bolivian Order of the Presidency

UPI editor Gary J. Neeleman receives Bolivia s Order of the Presidency for headlining the Utah Bolivia Alliance. Banzer will decorate him in La Paz mid June for aiding development in isolated Andean regions. The alliance has built 60 schools and supplied medicines over three years.

LA Paz Bolivia UPD Gary J. Neeleman United Press International Utah Montana Idaho Republic of Bolivia Neeleman Hugo Banzer Banzer Alliance

Garfield Bay Residents Approve 200000 Sewer Bond

Garfield Bay Water and Sewer District voters approve a 200000 bond for a sanitary sewer system by 25 to 11. A public hearing follows to assess environmental impact under EPA rules with Bob Kramer as Chair Dick Tucker as engineer and Lyons Hofmeister as attorneys present alongside Jack Ross of the Panhandle Health District.

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