Energy crisis prompts calls to cut alcohol production nationwide
United Press International reports Mrs. Fred J. Tooze urges halting liquor production to save energy, while Massachusetts orders neon signs off to conserve power. National figures like Thomas L. Kimball and Dixy Lee Ray weigh nuclear and safe energy, with governors in Michigan Oregon Maryland cutting travel and speed limits to save fuel.
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United Press International
Fred J. Tooze
Women’s’ Christian Temperance Union
Massachusetts Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
San Francisco
Thomas L. Kimball
National Wildlife Federation
Dixy Lee Ray
Atomic Energy Commission
Atomic Industrial Forum
American Nuclear Society
Michigan
Oregon
Maryland
Tom McCall
State Transportation Commission
Richard Gerstenberg
General Motors
Boise
Idaho
Robert Lenaghen
Office of Energy
Lenaghen
J. Phil Campbell
Washington
Judge Denies Tape Demand in Ellsberg Burglary Case
Los Angeles judge rules the prosecution need not go “ringing the White House doorbell” to obtain presidential tapes for the Ellsberg burglary trial. The defense may subpoena the President, with a ruling possible today, as observers note. The judge says evidence must be shown but prosecutors need not collect defense specified material.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ellsberg
White House
Nixon
Stephen Trott
Fall Sports Banquet Honors Bulldog Teams
The Bulldog Beach Fall Sports Banquet is set for Monday at the Sandpoint Elks Club at 6 30 p m. Varsity girls volleyball and boys football will be honored with guest speaker Don Mathews of the University of Idaho. Steaks are 4 dollars, profits go to the Bulldog Athletic Fund. This year honors the girls for the first time with future banquets planned for girls basketball and track.
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Sandpoint
Bulldog
Boise Cascade eyes mixed plan on Idaho primitive lands
Boise Cascade President John Fery outlined a Middle Ground plan for Idaho 1.7 million acres of primitive areas, proposing 600000 acres as roadless recreation and about one million as graduated multiple use with controlled harvesting and restricted zones. He warned permanent wilderness could cost jobs and timber supplies as hearings approach.
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Boise
UPI
Boise Cascade Corp
Idaho
John Fery
Word Products Company
Fery
U.S. Forest Service
Congress
Boise Cascade
Energy crisis sparks farm price alarm and fuel fears
Roy Ash describes the energy problem as a national emergency yet manageable. Farmers warn prices could jump to five dollars a pound for meat and ten dollars per bushel for wheat if fuel for field machines remains unavailable, prompting calls for relief from farm and food processing groups.
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Roy Ash
Office of Management and Budget
Andrus and Davis Honored at Idaho Parks Banquet
Gov Cecil D Andrus received a life pass certificate for state parks and recreation areas Gay Davis was recognized for work with the greenbelt and as chairwoman of the task force to create a Boise State Park The awards marked the first annual ceremony by the State Department of Parks and Recreation in Boise Idaho.
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Boise
API
State Department of Parks and Recreation
Cecil D. Andrus
Gay Davis
Andrus
Davies
Greenvelt
Boise State Park
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