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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1973
Page
8
The EPA orders the oil industry to cut lead in gasoline by 60 to 65 percent by late 1970s to curb child lead exposure. Refinery costs are projected at 75 million dollars in 1975 as the phase in begins, with gradual reductions to 0.5 grams per gallon by 1979.
A Garden City man was stabbed Wednesday evening and Norman Holmquist, 23, listed in serious condition at St Alphonsus Hospital, Boise. Larry Lang, 21, Garden City, was arrested and booked on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon.
Washington report states Dwight L. Chapin former appointments secretary to President Nixon faces four counts of perjury for allegedly lying to a grand jury probing the Watergate era. The indictment, tied to Donald Segretti’s actions, carries up to 20 years in prison if convicted on all counts.
AMERICAN FALLS Idaho state legislator and former mayor Ralph Wheeler 41 was shocked to receive a letter from the state threatening jail if he did not repay child support. The notice, misaddressed to another Ralph Wheeler, prompted apologies from Department officials who pledged better cross checking.
USSA proposes a seven point program to keep Americans skiing during the energy crisis. President William F. McClure says physical health is a national resource alongside energy and urges longer midwinter vacations and shorter work weeks to support regular sport.
Presidential counsel J Fred Buzhardt testified in a district court hearing that the White House delayed reporting the 18 minute gap on a Nixon Haldeman tape while exploring whether the conversation could be restored. NSA expert Howard Rosen bloom told him chances of recovery were very remote.
President Nixon does not plan to order gasoline rationing at this time and is confident that less drastic steps will address the energy crisis. Press Secretary Ziegler said a Friday meeting with the Energy Emergency Action Group has no specific agenda and should not imply rationing is imminent.
The Bonneville Power Administration chief said utilities have no generation building plans for the Northwest for the 1980s. Don Hodel cited reluctance to embrace regional planning and warned against federal coercion. BPA notes regional planning exists only through 1980 and aims to forecast loads and needs. Ray Foleen added deficits persist until 1980 due to slippage.
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