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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1971

Page

8

Fishing seasons and fur prices in Idaho 1971 72

Idaho Fish and Game Commission sets 1972 fishing regulations to take effect January 1 1972 while 1971 rules run through December 31 1971. Deer elk units open October 16 in southern eastern areas. Sage grouse hunting shows high success with regional variances and a noted drop in hunter pressure due to a road change affecting check stations.

Boise Idaho Fish and Game Commission Idaho Snake River Idaho Fish and Game Department Magic Valley Upper Snake Eastern Dick Norell

Nixon-Aide Witness Testimony Highlighted Graham Murder Trial

A Payette witness testified that Earl Gerdau was at the crime scene and fired shots during the Graham murder case. FBI evidence linked the gun to the slugs that killed Meehan. Separately UI received a $4,000 GE Foundation grant for 1971-72 research and teaching needs. Kissinger to visit China with a four day stay, stops in Hawaii and Guam, to set a date for Nixon's trip and agenda.

Payette UPD Earl Raymond Gerdau Ray Karen) Oltman Gerdau James R. Meecan FBI Meehan Moscow University of Idaho General Electric Foundation Peking Kissinger Hawaii Guam Nixon Air Force Ralph Albertazzie United States Anchorage Alaska James D. Hughes Dwight L. Chapin Robert H. Taylor Secret Service White House Alfred Jenkins Department of State National Security Council John H. Holdridge Winston Lord Cmdr Jonathan Howe China

Little Hope For Womens Rights Amendment

Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield showed little hope the Senate will consider a proposed equal rights amendment this session. The House passed the measure 354 to 23, but Mansfield cited heavy agenda including appropriations, economic proposals, and two Supreme Court nominations.

Washington UPD Senate Mike Mansfield House Masfield Supreme Court Mansfield Senate Judiciary Committee Congress

Pirates Take Game Five to Move Ahead in World Series

Nelson Briles pitched a two hit shutout as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Baltimore Orioles 4-0 to take a 3-2 lead in the World Series. Briles allowed only two singles and two walks while seven Orioles runners were erased in double plays as the Pirates swept the three games at Three Rivers Stadium in front of 51,377 fans. The series shifts to Baltimore with a possible championship on the line if Pittsburgh wins game six on Saturday.

Pittsburgh UPI Nelson Briles Pittsburgh Pirates Baltimore Orioles Baltimore Pirates Briles Brooks Robinson Boog Powell Orioles Three Rivers Stadium

Kissinger Leaves On China Mission

President Nixon will join Charlotte residents in paying tribute to Billy Graham on Billy Graham Day. A motorcade will carry Graham and Nixon from Douglas Airport to the Coliseum where a 12 000 seat crowd will witness a marker dedication at Graham's birthplace.

Washington UPD Nixon Henry A. Kissinger Peking China White House Ronald L. Ziegler Simul Kissinger Charlotte N.C UPI Billy Graham Graham Douglas Airport Coliseum Chamber of Commerce Charles H. Crutchfield

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