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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1973

Page

5

Canada Raises Newsprint Prices to 200 a ton

Canadian International Paper and Domtar raised newsprint prices. CIPs move adds 25 to 200 a ton effective Nov 1, aligning with industry pressure after a prolonged mill strike and shortages that affected newspapers. Domtar also lifted price to 190, while others planned to reach 183 to 190 by year end. Nude prank shocks art class in England but ends as charity gag.

New York UPI Canadian International Paper Co., Ltd United States Canada Domtar, Ltd Domtar Canadian International American Newspaper Publishers’ Association Bournemouth Enland Alison Smith

Canada to spend over a million on Expo 74 exhibit

Canada will spend more than a million dollars on its Expo 74 exhibit in Spokane from May 4 to November 3. Ottawa will design a national park on Cannon Island while British Columbia and Alberta build provincial pavilions. Spokane welcomes the arrangement as part of turning the fairgrounds into a city park. Other exhibitors include the Soviet Union Japan Mexico Republic of China and Republic of Korea.

Spokane - Canada Canada Ottawa British Columbia Alberta Cannon Island Spokane Soviet Union Japan Mexico Republic of China Republic of Korea

Annual Candy Sale Thon Set

Sandpoint Jaycettes announce their annual Halloween Candy sale running door to door through Sunday in the Sandpoint area. Proceeds go to the Mountain States Tumor Institute in Boise for cancer research.

Sandpoint Jaycettes Sandpoint Mountain States Tumor Institute Boise

Pacific Marine Fisheries Commission Meets in Boise

The 26th annual Pacific Marine Fisheries Commission gathering will be hosted by Idaho in Boise November 13–14 at the Rodeway Inn. Idaho Director Joseph C. Greenley, 1973 PMFC chairman, will oversee a panel on salmon resources that travel over 800 miles to Idaho headwater streams. The public is invited to attend and participate in discussions on fishing seasons, bag limits, and other regulations for 1974.

Jim Humbird Pacific Marine Fisheries Commission Columbia River Idaho Boise Idaho Fish and Game Department Rodeway Inn Idaho Department Joseph C. Greenley PMFC Idaho Fish and Game Commission

Beta Sigma Phi Idaho Nu Chapter Reviews Books at Meeting

The Idaho Nu Chapter met at Helen Brockway's home on October 23. Members gave interesting book reviews as the evening's program. Refreshments were served by Linda Plaster and Mae Me Cormick.

Beta Sigma Phi Idaho Helen Brockway Linda Plaster Mae Me Cormick

Mel's Country Inn Describes Athol Idaho Dining Scene

In Athol Idaho the Inland Northwest gourmet hub showcases Mel's Country Inn offering superb steaks seafood and salads with country fried chicken and beverages. Located near Farragut Junction the inn is a local culinary landmark with the phone 683-9314.

Automobile Association A.A North Daho Athol Pacific Northwest Mel’s Country Inn Idaho Farragut, Junction

Expo 74 flag placed on Kilimanjaro by Spokane banker

Thomas C. Garrett of Lincoln Savings & Loan in Spokane planted an Expo 74 pennant atop Mt Kilimanjaro during a Kenya climb. The peak Uttaru bore the flag as Spokane promotes the 100 acre downtown fair site planned for May 4 to Nov 3 next year amid frigid winds and extreme cold.

Spokane Africa Mt. Kilimanjaro Thomas C. Garrett Lincoln Savings & Loan Association of Kenya Gilman Uhuru Garrett Kilimanjaro Mid-River

Courts Clarify Dam Questions In Idaho Southwest

Boise Idaho UPI Steve Allred director of the Idaho water resource board says Swan Falls Guffey Dams likely won t start for four to five years and court rulings must resolve authority to sell revenue bonds loan state credit duration and legislature approval. Directors favor a single water resource agency and will present the plan to the executive reorganization commission.

Snake River Idaho The Development Association

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