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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1973

Page

4

Nixon adviser warns three more years of energy shortage

John A. Love predicts the fuel shortage will last at least three more years and rely on coal and oil development. Dr. Cyril L. Comar proposes three paths, including expanding nuclear power, with safety and environmental concerns noted. API confirms the shortage and cites policy indecision plus opposition to Alaska pipeline projects.

United Press International Nixon John A. Love U.S Washington Cyril L. Comar National Academy of Sciences Denver Love U.S. Energy Policy Office American Mining Congress United States Comar National Energy

Church Proposes 7 Percent Social Security Increase

Senator Frank Church of Idaho introduced a bill to raise Social Security benefits by 7 percent in January, replacing the 5.9 percent increase planned for July. He cited rising inflation and said a larger early COLA is urgently needed.

Washington UPI Frank Church Idaho Church Senate

Connally Seeks GOP Support as Northward Drift Grows

John Connally arrives in Washington to meet Republican leaders and opens a 75 day tour. He praises the GOP as virile and capable, downplays presidential plans, and pledges to campaign for Republicans through 1974. George Bush notes GOP gains despite campaign finance dips amid Watergate fallout.

Washington John Connally Texas Republican Party Connally Republican National Committee National Gop George Bush Republic Bush Alaska Maryland National Committee Sindlinger

Police Flush Out Shooter in Atlanta Barricade

Police used tear gas to force Earl Bush Jr. out after four hours inside a second floor apartment. He claimed threats to shoot and said the gas killed his dog and bird. No shots were fired. a rifle, dog, and bird were recovered without harm.

Atlanta UPD Earl Bush Jr Bush J.D. Hartley Shepherd Bushy

Lava spills over Etna after days of activity

In Catania Sicily lava flows over Etna’s lip after days of fluorescence within the crater. An International Volcano Institute spokesman said there is no immediate danger of a full eruption though fragments and lava shot from the central crater and fiery smoke plumes rose for days. The last major eruption was in April 1971 burning farmland in a 60 day event.

Catania Sicily VPH Etna International Volcano Institute

Farm Family Fights City Hall in Chicago Market Battle

Four generations of Witvoets continue selling produce in the Randolp h-Morgan area despite a 1963 city shutdown of the official farmer’s market. They sue Chicago police for harassment and get a week from U S District Judge Hubert L Will to find a new selling site while vowing to keep trading regardless of market status.

Chicago UPC James Witvoet Witvoets Randolph-Morgan Streets U.S. District Court Hubert L. Will Will Witvoet Brothers Witgoets Piarket Baid al Witvoet Chicago Heights Maxwell Street Kankakee County Randolph Street

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