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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1973
Page
3
Various local groups announce meetings and events across Bonner County. Panhandle Racing Association, OANI Club bazaar, Youth Athletic Association elections, Clark Fork Methodist Women Stanley Party, scouting night, Women’s Association rummage sale, Kiwanis pancake feed, amateur radio club, Full Gospel banquet, Women’s Relief Corp meeting, Southside PTO chili feed, AARP meeting, Veterans Day dinner at VFW Post 2453 and auxiliary.
Archibald Cox and his team gathered evidence of perjury by at least five witnesses in the ITT antitrust case. The probe suggests White House and Justice Department interference and notes testimonies by John Mitchell Harold Geneen E J Gerrity Ed Reinecke and Kleindienst. The Cox group alleges misstatements and withheld memos related to ITT settlements and political donations.
Residents of Sandpoint Manor will view parts of the musical Oklahoma Summer Thursday Nov 8 at 6 30 p.m in the recreation room. Producer Robin DuCrest announced the plan. The same show is set to open Dec 1 at Gonzaga University Spokane at 8 p m.
UPI reports major changes in the U.S. wine industry as Dr. Maynard A. Amerine of UC Davis notes California vineyard acreage up 25 percent in three years. He speaks at the University of Idaho urging Idaho and Washington growers to consider New York and Russia varieties suited to cold winters.
Boise UPI reports Wendell receives 32100 from the Department of Environmental and Community Services to update and expand the town’s sewer plant as part of a project costing over 200000. The DECS also prepared a final payment for McCammon to improve its sewer with 22290 state funds in the past two years.
The Sagle PTO invites all for its Harvest Dinner in the Sagle gym on Saturday November 10 from 5 to 8 p.m. Adults pay $1.75 and children pay $1 for grade school and 0.75 for preschool with a $6 family cap. Turkey and all trimmings will be served.
The Dow fell 15.88 to 919.40 as uncertainty over Nixon, the energy crisis, and Middle East tensions kept markets weak. Only 248 stocks rose, 1,271 fell, and 280 were unchanged, with NYSE average down 60 cents and Amex down 18 cents. Trading remained active with 17.15 million shares.
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