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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1973

Page

8

Nixon energy plan questions reveal shortages and rationing

The White House outlines petroleum supply gaps for 1974 with third quarter output at 17.4 million barrels per day and first quarter 1974 at 16.5 million. shortages hit jet fuel gasoline and middle distillates with 32.2 21.4 and 17.5 percent estimates. It also details measures to divert refining toward heating oil and thermostat based rationing to reach a 68 degree daytime average.

Washington UPI Nixon White House John A. Love

Death of Mr Serious Misconduct Shakes UK Record

Margaret Elms, municipal registrar in Hatfield England, recorded the death as that name on the certificate. Malcolm MacTaggart, a former London Midland and Scottish Railway employee, adopted the label after a 1939 dispute over vacation time and used it on official documents. He died last week and his widow filed the death under the name.

Hatfield England UPI Margaret Elms Mill Lane Welwyn Malcolm MacTaggart MacTaggart London Midland and Scottish Railway ‘Company

Andrus Opposes Exclusions From Idaho Wilderness Plan

Gov. Cecil D. Andrus told a Forest Service hearing he is firmly opposed to excluding Big Creek and Monumental Creek from Idaho's proposed wilderness system. He argued the streams are vital for the Salmon River anadromous fishery and pledged to work with the Forest Service and timber industry to maintain a healthy economy while expanding wilderness boundaries. He submitted a map proposing about 1.8 million acres for inclusion and defended the wilderness concept as a positive step to avoid California and East Coast congestion. He challenged the idea that multiple use means logging or mining every acre and said some areas suit only one use.

Boise UPI Cecil D. Andrus Forest Service Big Creek Monumental Creek Idaho Andrus Idaho Timber Industry California East Coast

Public filings on heating oil and security lighting policy

The Q and A reveal Nixon saying a homeowner may run out of fuel if he does not lower his thermostat. He can complain to the state fuel allocation office. White House aides discuss security lighting definitions and the relation to security.

Nixon A. Love White House

Schweitzer Basin Ski Report Update Idaho Open Daily

United Press International reports Schweitzer Basin near Sand Point Idaho has excellent skiing on packed and powder snow with about three feet at the lodge and 4.5 feet on top. Two chairlifts and one T bar operating. The area is open daily.

United Press International Schweitzer Basin Sandpoint Idaho

Idaho Man Drowned In Palisades Reservoir Rescue

John Merriam 41 drowned after a boat capsized in Palisades Reservoir near Idaho Falls. Robert R. Johnson 31 recovered in Satisfactory condition at LDS Hospital in Idaho Falls. Deputies say the two men were returning from a hunting trip when the motor failed and the craft swamped.

Irwin Idaho Pocatello Palisdades Reservoir Here John Merriam Robert R. Johnson LDS Idaho Falls Bonneville County Merriam

Utah dealer sues Idaho firms over ski price fixing claims

Pedersen's Inc. files two $1.5 million lawsuits in U.S. District Court alleging three ski companies restrain ski sales to force fixed prices. The suits name Anglo Scandinavian Corp maker of Blizzard skis and Garcia Ski and Tennis Corp Beattie Bros Inc distributors of Fisher skis.

Boise, Idaho UPI Utah Pedersen’s Inc U.S Anglo Scandinavian Corp Blizzard Garcia Ski and Tennis, Corp Beattie,Bros., Inc Pedersen’s

Inventiveness Seen Across Nations In Carless Sundays

Western Europe bans on Sunday driving spark creative displays. In West Germany a family pedals a home-made six seat bicycle in Nuernberg. In Belgium a man drives with a horse. In Switzerland youths deliver papers on roller skates. About 25 million vehicles confined.

Dy United Press International West Germany Belgium Switzerland Western Europe Denmark Luxembourg Liechtenstein Holland Nations Willy Brandt Bavaria Nuernberg Brussels Geneva

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