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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1973

Page

5

Luxury Cars Set Record Sales Amid Gasoline Shortage

Dealers report a shift to small economy cars due to gasoline shortages while luxury models still sell. Cadillac and the Continental Mark IV set records in a 10 day period as overall new car sales slip for the sixth straight period since 1974 models.

Detroit UPS UPI Carl Seile Baltimore, Md Chevrolet Cadillac General Motors Ford Chrysler American Motors Westview Dodge Baltimore Ed Scarlett Portland Ore Don Helweg Bill Ollinger Lincoln-Mercury

Bombing Range Aims to Improve Safer Air Travel

The Air Force argues a proposed western United States bombing range will enhance civilian flight safety by expanding radar coverage and data link coordination. The plan links Nellis AFB in Nevada, Wendover Hill Dugway in Utah, Fallon NAS in Nevada, creating a single large complex under Air Defense Command with a Hill AFB spokesman defending the project against Senator Moss's safety concerns.

Hill Afb UPS U.S. Air Force United States Frank E. Moss Utah Nevada Hill Air Force Base Moss Secretary of Transportation Claude S. Brinegar Air Force Nellis Afb Wendover-Hill-Dugway

Nixon to Reveal Income Taxes Amid Watergate Tapes

President Nixon plans to disclose his income tax details possibly this week. Judge Sirica retains custody of ten Watergate tapes including an 18 minute gap from the Haldeman conversation. The White House says more statements will come, while probes cite gaps and possible leaks.

Washington UPI Nixon U.S John J. Sirica Gale W. McGee D-Wyo White House Sirica H.R. Haldeman Rose Mary Woods Haldeman Leon Jaworski Samuel Cash Senate Watergate Committee Hughes Tool Co Howard Hughes

Indian Education Advisory Council Meets in Idaho

Indian education leaders from Idaho tribes formed a 13 member advisory council at the state house Monday. Bernard J. La Sarte of the Coeur d Alene Tribe was elected chairman and Mrs. Maxine Edmo of Fort Hall Reservation was named vice chair. Roy Truby said the council will provide direct input to the state superintendent and help meet Indian student needs.

State Superintendent of Public Instruction

Nixon Faces Push for Energy Saving Plan Amid Rationing Debate

President Nixon wins broad support in Congress for energy saving measures as Speaker Albert pushes to grant authority within two weeks. Industry voices warn fuel allocations could halt construction this winter while critics argue rationing may be inevitable to avert a deeper recession.

Washington UPI Nixon Congress Carl Albert House Arch Booth Chamber of Commerce Nelle L. Terr Associated General Contractors of America

McClure Reports From Arabia on Middle East Talks

Senator James A. McClure reports from Kuwait on his two week Middle East trip to meet Arab leaders. He cites Saudi King Faisal on Soviet recognition and lists demands for lifting the oil embargo including Israeli withdrawal and Palestinian rights. McClure plans visits to Lebanon and Jordan before returning to the United States.

Washington, D.C James A. McClure McClure Mideast Kuwait Washington Middle East Faisal Saudi Arabia Shaikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Hiyazi Soviet Union Israel Prince Saud Lebanon Jordan

Test Indicates Drivers Slowing Down Despite Nationwide Limit

Denver reports show 197 vehicles on Interstate 25 averaged 55.2 mph with only one exceeding 70 mph and one at 37 mph. Lt. Garrett L. McCrary cites expectations that Nixon will impose a federal 50 mph limit and notes voluntary compliance for fuel conservation.

Denver UPI Colorado Highway Patrol Garrett L. McCrary Interstate 25 McCrary Nixon

Police Search For Kidnapper In Twin Falls

Police in Twin Falls Idaho continue to hunt for a man suspected of kidnapping three women at gunpoint Friday night. Authorities refuse to release a suspect or vehicle description claiming it would hinder the investigation. Reports that one victim was raped remain unconfirmed by police.

Twin Falls Idaho UPI

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