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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1973
Page
4
Pastor Warren Pomeroy announces a special gospel singing service at First Church of God corner Division and Superior. The New Creation Gospel trio from Spokane will perform at 7 30 p.m. Friday October 26 with a free will offering. The trio plans appearances in area churches.
The Bonner County Historical Society hosts a spaghetti dinner on November 3, 1973, at 6 30 p m in the Pastime Panhandle Room. Local group Idaho Old Time Fiddlers performs and door prizes add to an evening for members and non members. Tickets are $2 75 per plate and available downtown or at the door.
President Nixon declares the measure unconstitutional and dangerous to national interests. He argues its provisions would curb decisive action in international crises and threaten U.S. ability to respond, while Congress moves toward potential override votes.
General Telephone Co of the Northwest promotes Durell Harbison to lineman in the Sandpoint District. Harbison joined in 1970 as temporary lineman and has served as storekeeper and supplyman. The Harbisons and their two children reside in Ponderay.
In Tel Aviv Defense Minister Moshe Dayan offered to resign after criticism of Israel's readiness for the October war. Prime Minister Golda Meir rejected the move, saying she has full confidence in Dayan and that war lessons will be discussed in cabinet later.
Arab oil sources say no immediate truce will end the oil embargo on the United States even if a cease fire takes hold. Saudi Arabia and Kuwait reiterate demands, with cuts of at least five to ten percent, aiming to pressure Israel and Europe.
A zoo spokesman says Jenny the donkey is pregnant by Lucky Strike the zebra. The foal, to be born in March, will be called a zonkie. Lucky Strike was moved in after his mate died last year, leading to the mating.
A 400 pound tombstone for Rosetta J. Coebel, dated February 21 1859 to November 3 1912, was found in a Woodland Hills shopping center lot. It was moved to the West Valley Station to await a claimant.
Volkswagen of America filed a 30 million dollar copyright infringement suit in federal court against National Lampoon over a magazine ad linking Senator Edward Kennedy's 1969 Martha's Vineyard car crash to a Volkswagen. The company seeks recall of all copies to protect its reputation.
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