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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1972

Page

8

Auto Big Three Lax On Evidence At Price Hearing

Washington officials say GM Ford and Chrysler have given little or no data to government probes on proposed 1973 price hikes. Beggs testified at a Price Commission hearing that while manufacturers supplied design details for bumper and safety changes, their cost data remains sketchy and confidential.

Washington UPI Transportation Department James M. Beggs Transportation Price Commission U.S Department Beggs General Motors Ford Chrysler The Price Commission Re American Motors International Harvester

Bus Station Bomb Hoax in Spokane Exposed

Spokane police uncovered a hoax at the Greyhound Bus Depot when a suitcase revealed 12 railroad flares taped to a Bible wrapped detonator. Workers found the old suitcase in storage for about a month, then moved it to the basement before authorities determined it was a false threat.

Spokane UPI Greyhound Bill Melvin

McGovern Campaign Opens Idaho Office in Boise

McGovern for President opens Boise headquarters with Idaho campaign coordinator Angela Nietzel outlining focus on voter registration issue presentation and turnout. Nietzel says Idaho voters face questions on federal taxes for military and school funding.

Boise UPD McGovern For President Idaho Angela Nietzel

110 Miles Long Garbage Haul Stirs Idaho City Council

Kamiah Idaho residents approved a 25 percent rate increase for hauling garbage from the Powell Ranger Station to the landfill. Ronald Simmons, owner of the local sanitation plant, obtained council permission as the Forest Service must move waste from forests to landfills. The Powell station sits near the Idaho Montana line about 110 miles away.

Ronald Simmons Forest Service Powell Ranger Station Powell Station

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the Daily Bee Tues Page Arthur Miller Kathy Overlands Minnie Attwood Sen. McGovern Bonner Kamiah West NOW Pend Oreille Sandpoint, Idaho
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