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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1976

Page

5

Ford Autoworkers Strike Looms After Last Minute Talks

UAW President Leonid Woodcock says a new Ford contract by midnight is absolutely impossible. Ford offered a third contract 30 hours before the deadline as talks broke off, with 170000 workers in 22 states poised to strike if no deal emerges.

Edward S. Lechtzin UPI Detroit United Auto Workers Leonard Woodcock Ford Motor Co Woodcock No. 2 Ford World Dearborn UAW

Typhoon Fran Weakens to Tropical Storm After Killing 133

Typhoon Fran weakened to a tropical storm but killed 133 people and left 326,453 homeless across western and southern Japan. Rescue workers and troops searched mud saturated areas as embankments failed at hundreds of locations and thousands faced destruction and injury.

Hokkaido Japan Agriculture Forestry Ministry Kyushu Shikoku

Killer Bees Migrate North Into Venezuela

Venezuelan health officials report African bees have crossed the border from Brazil into the Guayana region near Santa Elena de Uairea. Walfredo Mendez Gil leads a field commission urging public instruction on safety as these killer bees threaten humans and livestock in Brazil and now northern Venezuela. The vast, sparsely populated Guayana area covers about half of Venezuela.

Caracas Venezuela UPI Brazil Walfredo Mendez Gil Guayana Santa Elena de Uairea Mendez Gil

Ministers Meet Over Rhodesia Black Majority Rule

South Africa’s Prime Minister Vorster and Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith met amid Kissinger mediation efforts on Rhodesia’s push for black majority rule. Vorster said he would urge white Rhodesia to transfer power without pressuring them and noted plans to offer nonwhites limited opportunities at the top while denying political rights. Kissinger began his African diplomacy with Tanzania as focus on Rhodesia amid guerrilla activity from Mozambique.

Johannesburg South Africa UPS John Vorster Ian Smith Henry Kissinger Rhodesia Vorster Kissinger Africa Mozambique Tanzania Namibia South-West Africa

Legal Notice to Clear Title for Tri-Sport Motorcycle RTS340

Notice to clear title on Tri-Sport motorcycle RTS340 ID 49732 Eng KEC S0 1903852. Address listed Bob Lukezich Box 61 Colburn Idaho. Proceeding likely to remove lien or establish ownership as required by law.

Bob Lukezich Colburn

City of Hope Seeks Bids for Water Pipe Project

Hope Idaho invites sealed bids for 4000 feet of domestic water pipe and couplings. Bids must be written and submitted to the City Clerk by September 14 1976 with 5 percent bid surety. Specifications available 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Monday through Friday. Margie S Schoell city clerk.

City OF Hope Bonner County Hope City Clerks Ice City Clerks Office Margie S. Schoell P.O. Box Idaho

Low Tar Cigarettes Lower Death Rates Reported by Cancer Scientists

Cancer scientists report the first evidence that smoking low tar and low nicotine cigarettes lowers death rates from lung cancer and coronary heart disease. Analysis of over one million people over 12 years shows reduced deaths but emphasizes risks remain higher than never smokers.

Patricia MC Cormack UPI Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Cuyler Hammond and The American Cancer Society Hammond and 6 Associates Tobacco Institute Washington, D.C US Department of Agriculture Hammond Department of Epidemiology and Statistics

Five Croatians held on $1 million bail in hijacking case

UPI reports five Croatian nationals charged with air piracy and murder connected to a TWA hijack and possible links to the LaGuardia bombing that killed 11. Police say detectives consider a potential tie to a locker bomb at Grand Central Station, with the men questioned about related events.

New York UPI LaGuardia Ter Rorists Trans World Airlines LaGuardia Airport Foday Grand Central Station

Ford to stay in Washington to supervise Congress campaign pause

President Ford said he will skip campaigning this month to remain in Washington and watch Congress ensure it does not go off the deep end. He noted increased activity once Congress adjourns and said he expects debates with Carter to spark voter interest. He also discussed talks with Ronald Reagan and prospects for a joint campaign effort.

Helen Thomas UPI White House Washington Ford Congress Nbc-Tv Today Show Jimmy California Ronald Reagan Reagan Carter Pennsylvania

Carter Seeks Southern Conservatives With New Strategy

Jimmy Carter tours the South and West promoting conservative themes while praising Burger Court rulings on criminal rights. He emphasizes work ethic and local government proximity, cites poll data, and frames legal technicalities as obstacles to convicting guilty offenders.

Clay F. Richards Phoenix Ariz UPI Jimmy Carter Supreme Court South Carter Montana North South Dakota George Wallace Alabama Oklahoma University Oklahoma City Morris Udall Anzona Ford Warren Burger Court Burger Court Darden Research Corp South Carolina Mississippi

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