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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1973

Page

4

Beef Prices Rise Uncertainly as Freeze Ends Early

Beef prices thawed today but the exact rises remain unclear as market supply logic kicks in. Farmers held back cattle during Phase IV hoping for higher prices, while officials noted the end of the freeze two days early. Industry leaders warn of potential liquidation if prices fall further.

United Press International The Cost of Living Council Charles Bradley Colorado Cattlemen’s Association Glenwood Springs Colo U.S. Chamber of Commerce Arch Booth Los Angeles Women United For Action New York City

Police Try Ten Speed Bikes in California Suburbs

Atherton and Menlo Park police launch a three year experiment using officers on 10 speed bikes who patrol from home bases and hold informal meetings to offer burglary prevention tips. The project is funded by a $160,000 grant from the California Council on Criminal Justice.

Atherton Calif San Francisco Menlo Park Kenneth Wells Richard Hutton Richard Moore The California Council On Criminal Justice

Richardson balks at Kissinger report in Senate fight

Attorney General Elliot Richardson refused to provide senators with the FBI wiretap findings on Kissinger aides. Senator Aiken urged quick confirmation while Senator Fulbright suggested delaying the nomination. Aiken defended Kissinger’s record on ending wars amid partisan debate.

Washington UPD Elliot L. Richardson FBI Henry A. Kissinger George Aiken Kissinger Richardson National Security Council Senate Foreign Relations J. William Fulbright Aiken Henry Kissinger Fulbright Nixon

Septic fumes kill three in Kentucky tank cleaning

In Sulphur Well Kentucky a man fell into an underground septic tank and three people died from poisonous fumes as others were lowered to rescue them. Two others, David Smith and James T Edwards both from Metcalfe County, were hospitalized. The deceased were Babe Porter 63 Duke Porter his son and Ricky Jessie 17 all of Glasgow Kentucky.

Babe Porter Duke Ricky Jessie Glasgow David Smith James T. Edwards Metcalfe County

Search On For Ship Survivors

Naval officials launched an air and sea search for 10 seamen reported missing from the Greek freighter Kondor after a collision with the Portuguese freighter H Capelo in thick fog in the English Channel. The Kondor crew of 12 had two survivors picked up by the Capelo, while the rest were unaccounted for as lifeboats and an airplane joined the search near Guernsey.

London UPS English Coast Guard H. Capelo Kondor Guernsey Island France Andriana Shipping Co Greece Rotterdam Piraeus H.”Capelo

Loch Ness Monster Visit Sparks Jail Threats

Scottish conservationists warned Sunday they would jail visiting Japanese scientists if they attempt to remove Nessie from Loch Ness. The researchers arrived with equipment to prove the monster exists and conduct a three month search.

Loch Ness Scotland Paki - Kato Shinsaku Yoshida Nessie Japan

Yorty Joins Republicans After Long Democratic Ties

SAN DIEGO CAPTD Sam Yorty the former Los Angeles mayor known as a maverick who backed Republicans for years re registered as a Republican at the GOP State Central Committee fall convention. At 63 he said he chose the party for common purpose and national preservation noting he does not plan to seek any office now. He had failed to win a fourth term as mayor in May and denied Senate plans despite speculation.

San Diego Sam Yorty Los Angeles Yorty GOP State Central Committee

Kulczyk Wins Timber Sale Bid Near Coeur d Alene

Kulczyk Inc of Naples Idaho won the Rich Hill Timber Sale bid by oral action at the Department of Public Lands office in Coeur d Alene. The bid rose from 10030 to 14352 for 290000 board feet of mixed sawtimber with Douglas fir and larch making up over half the volume. Two other bidders competed in a spirited sale located about ten miles southwest of Coeur d Alene on Cougar Creek.

Sandpoint Idaho Kulczyk, Inc Naples Rich Hill Department of Public Lands William J. Petzak Coeur d’Alene Petzak Cougar Creek

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