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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1973

Page

10

For Sale AKC Black Labs Four Months Old

Eight four month old AKC black lab puppies with all shots and wormed. Bred for hunting with strong pedigrees. Contact 263 4696 after 6 pm or 263 4230 for more details.

New Bernina Parkway AKC Black Labs

Another Charge Against Agnew Considered

UPI reports that prosecutors weighed an obstruction of justice charge against Spiro T. Agnew after witnesses said he or aides sought to influence testimony. U.S. Attorney Beall said Agnew was not charged due to a no contest plea to a tax count and weak evidence for obstruction.

Baltimore UPI Spiro T. Agnew Agnew U.S George Beall Beall Investi Docuemta Maryland

Convict Sues Over Car Wreck Injury in Idaho

Idaho convict Dan Goodrick files a 125000 federal damage suit claiming injuries from a wreck involving a Kootenai County sheriff’s car one mile northwest of Great Falls Montana in November 1971. He alleges head and back pain from whiplash, denial of medical care, and improper jail treatment while wearing leg irons waist chain and handcuffs. He names Sheriff Stan Johnson and Warden Raymond May in the suit.

Boise UPS Idaho Dan Kootenai County Stan Johnson Raymond May Carl Sng Coeur d’Alene Willpoint Mont Goodrick Kootenai County Great Falls

AEC reports Super Clean nuclear energy discovery

United Press International notes AEC physicist Thomas A Weaver unveiled at a Philadelphia American Physical Society meeting a new boron-11 fission reaction that could yield near zero radioactive byproducts, requiring 3 billion degree heat achievable with lasers, while acknowledging feasibility hurdles amid a global fuel crunch. An Oak Ridge uranium enrichment incident released small amounts of uranium hexafluoride but caused no injuries or exposure.

United Press International Atomic Energy Commission AEC Thomas A. Weaver American Physical Society Philadelphia Oak Ridge Tenn Weaver

Pathfinders Collect Food For Thanksgiving Baskets

The Pathfinders youth group of the Seventh-day Adventist Church led a Halloween food drive with about 20 youths aged 9 to 15 collecting 33 cans of food and 1 coin for Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for needy families who would otherwise be unable to celebrate the holidays.

Pathfinders Seventh Day Adventist Church Seventh-day Adventist Church

India Raises Gas Price 60 Percent

New Delhi government announces a 60 percent gas price hike with gasoline at 1.61 dollars per gallon starting Saturday. The Petroleum Ministry cites crude oil price rise but says pump owners gain about one cent per unit amid broader increases for other fuels.

New Delhi UPI Petroleum Petroleum Ministry

Utah Idaho Sign Teacher Certification Reciprocity Pact

Utah and Idaho boards of education signed a reciprocity pact allowing teachers with credentials from state approved institutions to qualify in the other state. Three years of teaching in the past seven years may also qualify. Idaho becomes the 26th state in Utah's interstate agreement.

Salt Lake City UPI Boards of Education Utah Idaho Walter D. Talbot

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