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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1973

Page

7

Nations Face Energy Challenge Moves Spur Conservation

National and local officials respond to President Nixon's call for energy savings with car pool programs daylight saving time shifts and reduced speeds for government fleets. Governors in Florida Rhode Island Louisiana and Illinois announce steps while critics urge broader action and caution on environmental safeguards. A Block Island Rhode Island council votes to return to daylight time and a deadly car train crash near Gooding Idaho claims a 21 year old man.

Nixon Tarrhede-Island Florida Maryland Illinois Los Angeles Tom Bradley Sierra Club Laurence I. Moss Rhode Island Block Island Council Herbert S. Whitman Transportation Department

Women rights advocate Carolyn Morris to speak at Farmin School

Carolyn Morris, a Lewiston women’s rights advocate, will address junior high and high school girls at Farmin School on Thursday November 8 at 7 30 p m. She plans to testify before the State Textbook Commission and discuss unfair treatment of girls in textbooks and teachers unconscious biases.

Carolyn Morris New Farmin School Morris State Textbook Commission Ms. Morris Lewiston

D A V Auxiliary Sponsors Bake Sale

The D A V auxiliary starts a bluebird group for mentally and physically handicapped girls led by Tina Mannic with Judi Romro as assistant. The bake sale is Tuesday November 20 from 9 30 a m to 4 p m at Sears in Sandpoint.

D.A.V Tina Mannic Judi Romro Sears Sandpoint

ISBA Resolves on Education Funding and Board Election

ISBA members in Pocatello Idaho plan to vote on 25 resolutions including a request for a 14 million dollar increase in state general funds for 1974 75. About 300 trustees attend the Idaho State University meeting which runs through Saturday.

Pocatello State Board of Education

O'Hara Suggests No Vice Presidency Office

Rep James O Hara D Mich testifies before the Democratic National Committee panel proposing abolishing the vice presidency and using a temporary line of succession with a joint session to pick a replacement if vacancy occurs. He favors Speaker of the House as interim president for up to 30 days.

Washington UPI James O’hara D-Mich O’hara Democratic National Committee Michigan Sen Hubert Humphrey Minnesota House Congress Democratic Robert Strauss National Party Committee Liz Carpenter Mrs. Johnson National Womens Political Caucus

Nixon Eyes Year Round Daylight Saving Time

President Nixon proposed restoring year round daylight saving time to extend evening light. Supporters say extra light could reduce crime and traffic fatalities, with Britain reporting a 31 percent drop during a prior trial. Officials note limited energy savings and changes due to the energy crisis.

Washington UPI Nixon Benjamin Franklin Britain Transportation Department

Women State Bazaar and Bake Sale Planned

Clark Fork Methodist women announce a bazaar and bake sale on Saturday November 17 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Church Fellowship Hall. Christmas cards Idaho place mats and homemade gift items will be offered along with pie coffee and other baked goods.

Clark Fork Idaho

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Bruneels Tire Service Bonner County Gooding Filerman Richard Gonsales Kaniksu Bake Sale ISBA Thurs V.P. Offic Benoit ICITY
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