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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1973

Page

4

U S Soviet push for in place Middle East cease fire

The U N Security Council approved a joint U S Soviet plan for a 12 hour daylight cease fire in the Middle East with Israel and Arab states to consolidate positions. The 14 to 0 vote excluded China, while Egypt and Israel signaled conditional acceptance.

United Nations UPI Security Council Middle East Israel Moscow Washington China Huang Hua Yosef Tekoah Middle’ -East Mohamed Hassan ‘El-Zayyat Cairo Egypt U.S John Scali United States Soviet Union Kremlin Henry Kissinger Kissinger Tel Aviv U.N Scali Kurt Waldheim El-Zayyat

Weiser Plans For 1974 Fest

Weiser Idaho report that the Weiser National Oldtime Fiddle Festival Committee is planning for the 1974 event. Judge Parsons notes a search for a 1974 festival chairman. Chairman Bob Storm says 1973 net profit was 5045, down from 8000 in 1972 due to larger prizes and more trophies.

Weiser Idaho UPI Parsons Bob Storm

Nixon confident no grounds for impeachment amid Cox firing

President Nixon, confident there are no grounds to impeach him, prepares a national address to explain firing of Watergate Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox. White House aides study counter moves as Congress critics mount, while legal advisers brief on tapes compliance and Cox’s ouster. Officials poll Congress and local Republicans on reactions.

Washington UPI Nixon Watergate Archibald Cox Veterans Day White House Congress Cox Elliot L. Richardson William D. Ruckelshaus

Board considers air pollution measures in joint Idaho Washington meeting

Lewiston Idaho AP The Idaho Board of Environmental and Community Services will discuss air pollution abatement schedules for two phosphate fertilizer plants and lumber waste wood boilers and adopt binding schedules for J R Simplot in Pocatello and Agricultural Products in Conda Amalgamated Sugar Co plants also to be placed on programs The meeting includes a joint session with the Washington State Ecological Commission to review the Middle Snake River projects and plans with four federal agency testimonies None of the specifics beyond the main agenda are detailed

Lewiston, Idaho API Board of Environmental and Community Services J. R. Simplot Pocatello Agricultural Products Co Conda Amalgamated Sugar Company Idaho Middle Snake River Washington State Ecological Commission Snake John van Orman Jerome Idaho Board Northwest

UFOs Not Hallucinations Say LA Space Experts

Two Los Angeles area space scientists caution that while witnesses see strange things in the sky they do not prove alien spacecraft. They cite weather balloons hoaxes and natural phenomena as explanations while noting some sightings remain unconfirmed.

United Press International Los Angeles Area William J. Kauffman Griffith Observatory Mississippi Pascagoula John Gilligan Ohio Ann Arbor Mich Louisiana Phillip J. Klass Aviation, Week and Space Technology National Academies Danny Brown Baton Rouge Lawrence Whitman Los Angeles Whitman Caltech

Poachers Kill Moose Beside Elk In Idaho High Counts

UPI reports Idaho poachers kill 26 to 45 moose yearly in Fremont and Upper Oaks areas under the mistaken elk guise. Convictions total 40 of 247 known cases over four years, with 50 to 88 additional moose killed annually under controlled hunts. Indian harvest totals 38 in five years. officials warn stopping illegal killings could boost legal moose numbers.

Boise UPI Aa Ho Fi Fremont Idaho Fish and Game Department Fremont County Department

Bowling News Queen's League Standings and High Scores

Korner Cafe leads with 12 losses 12 wins as Art Ruyle and Kincaid Elec pace totals. High games include JoAnn Chronic 219 and Pat Sauer 633, with Sauers 204 net score and 579 series leading in performance. Other top names include Iris Hammons and Sharon Kincaid among high net series leaders.

Queen's Bowling Korner Cafe Art Ruyle Kincaid Elec Sayers Bon Connies M&j Bargain Supply M&j. Nice JoaAnn Chronic Pat Sauer Iris Hammons Sharon Kincaid Pearl April Ruth DeVries Caroline Jacobson Jo Ann Chronic Barbara Pogge

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