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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1973

Page

5

Gasoline Station Shutdown Threat Looms Across States

Nationwide reports show filling stations facing a weekend protest over price controls. In western New York up to 800 stations may close, while Salt Lake City and Washington state forecast 85 to 90 percent closures. Some regions plan to stay open if supplies hold.

Cost of Living Council New York Greg Amato United Gas Dealers Amato Salt Lake City Washington Automobile Club of American AAA William Merry Washington Olympic Penisula Vancouver B.C Portland Ore California New Hampshire Meldrim Thompson Arkansas

Nixon Keeps Hands Off Agnew Case Amid Kickback Allegations

President Nixon remains uninvolved in Spiro Agnew's defense as a federal grand jury moves to hear evidence on kickback charges. The White House says Agnew will decide his course, while Nixon met with Attorney General Richardson and Asst AG Petersen prior to the grand jury action.

Washington UPI Nixon Spiro T. Agnew White House Gerald L. Warren Agnew Warren Maryland Congress Elliot L. Richardson Richardson Henry Petersen

Weigh Station Checks in North Idaho

Idaho Public Utilities Commission and U S Department of Transportation joined with the Idaho Law Enforcement weighmaster to inspect 246 trucks in the third week of September. Seventy two vehicles received citations for federal safety violations and 28 were placed out of service at Huetter and Cedars stations in Coeur dAlene area due to unsafe brakes frames wheels cracked windshields lights and wipers. The IPUC noted rain may have reduced damage risk and signaled plans for more state wide checks.

Boise UPI North Idaho Idaho Public Utilities Commission U.S. Department of Transportation Weighmaster Division Idaho Department of Law Enforcement Huetter Cedars Coeur d’Alene IPUC

Mel's Country Inn Athol Idaho Ad Falls On Faragut Junction

A vintage ad copy promotes Mel's Country Inn in Athol Idaho near Faragut Junction. It touts 28 ounce T Bone steak homemade soup spectacular salads fried chicken seafood and full menu with beverages and a guest praise line about French cooking.

Mel’s Country Inn Athol Idaho Farragut Junction

Nixon Inks Handicap Bill For Job Training Program

President Nixon signed a bill providing three quarters of a billion dollars annually for two years to train the handicapped for jobs. He vetoed earlier versions as inflationary, calling this a compromise that fits within his budget and aims to prepare people for meaningful work rather than add medical welfare functions.

Washington UPI Nixon

Homecoming Queen ballot blocked for unwed mother

Urbana High School senior Sharon Boldman 17 was removed from the homecoming queen ballot after principal Fred Walters cited a rule that only virgins can run. Sharon, an unwed mother born March 23, remained in classes as her parents sued in U S District Court Dayton seeking to void the election. The superintendent said no board policy bars unwed mothers. qualifications are female senior and nominated.

Urbana, Ohio UPI Sharon Boldman Urbana High School Sharon Fred Walters Roe W. Hildreth U.S. District Court Dayton Hildreth

Trailer Train Co. Seeks Tax Assessment Reduction in Idaho

Trailer Train Co. a Delaware company that owns leased railroad cars filed suit in Fourth District Court asking Idaho Tax Commission to lower its property assessment from 972,464 to 403,116 or to set the assessment at no more than 20 percent of value. The company contends the current 26.3 percent assessment exceeds statutory limits for property taxation.

Couple Fights Proposed West Boise Mall Over Acre Farm

Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ott refuse to sell their 10 acres on North Ash Park Lane as Daum Industries seeks 523 acres for the West Boise Mall near Boise Idaho. Otts warn of noise fumes and tax impact while others endorse options. Project manager Sparrowe says they may build around the Otts with added landscaping.

Boise UPI Lawrence Ott Daum Industries Nampa West Boise Daum Idaho Karcher Mall North Ash Park Lane Otts Ott Richard Sparrowe

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