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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1973

Page

4

Paper giant Bowater allocates newsprint amid shortages

Bowater Paper Corp. will allocate deliveries to all but its smallest customers due to a newsprint shortage. The company plans a price rise likely by Jan 1 to about $190 a ton in the north and $183 in the south, with July prices already raised. Strikes in eastern Canada push production troubles and labor unrest in Quebec Ontario and New Brunswick as talks stall with the United Paperworkers International Union.

Old Greenwich Conn UPI Bowater Paper Corp U.S Bowater United States Canada Quebec Ontario New Brunswick United Paperworkers International Union UPIU Montreal

Oklahoma Summer musical tickets go on sale at Panida Theater

Tickets for the stage play Oklahoma Summer will be sold at the Panida Theater in Sandpoint on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. On Tuesday October 2 director and writer Robin DuCrest will appear on TV station KXLY Spokane representing the Actors and Playwrights Theater. Chet Howell, who portrays Grandpa, will be on TV with DuCrest.

Panida Sandpoint Robin DuCrest KXLY Spokane Playwright’s Theater DuCrest Chet Howell

Agriculture To Tell Story At Expo 74 World Fair

Agriculture plans a environmental story at Expo 74 running May 4 to November 3. A 12 to 15 minute film will loop on a 120 degree wraparound screen in a large pavilion to show nutrition, land management, chemical use, and meeting world food demand. The pavilion may cost about 500000 funded by Pacific Northwest and national sponsors. pledges total about 134000. Roger Tierney of San Diego and Los Angeles designs the exhibit.

Scott Barr

Local boxing club to resume practices at Elks Lodge

Bonner County Boxing Club will resume practices Tuesday October 2 at 6 p.m. in the Elks Lodge basement. All boys interested in boxing are urged to attend. The club is expected to remain among Inland Empire's top amateur groups and can add 25 spring boxers beyond last year's returning members. Hank Aaron missed a final chance to tie Babe Ruth with 714 homers as Braves Dodgers game was rained out. he has 712 for his career with two games left.

Bonner County Elks Lodge Inland Empire Atlanta UPI Hank Aaron Babe Ruth Atlanta Braves Los Angeles Dodgers Aaron

Evangelist Services Announced by Church of God in Pine and Boyer

The Church of God on Pine and Boyer announced special evangelistic services starting Sunday September 30 at 7 p.m. led by Reverend Glen Starchman of Wallace and local Pastor Darrell Kilpatrick. Mrs Starchman and a traveling singing group will also minister. Attendees are invited to hear gospel singing and straight preaching from God's Word.

Church of God Tat Pine_and Boyer Glen Starchman Wallace Thaho Darrell Kilpatrick Aid Starchman U.S Kilpatrick

Essay contest announced for Spirit of 76 prize

Eugene C. Fish announces the annual Washington Crossing Foundation Patriotic Essay Contest for high school juniors and seniors. First prize is 200 dollars, second 100, plus 50 and 25 dollar awards. Entries must be postmarked by January 1, 1974 and received by January 10, 1974 at Washington Crossing Foundation in Pennsylvania.

Eugene C. Fish Iesq Washington Crossing Foundation Frank F. Bell Texas Georgia Illinois Missouri Nebraska Pennsylvania New Jersey Massachusetts Washington Washington Crossing Washington, Pennsylvania

Detroit harassment case prompts new police chief visit

Andrew Crawford, a 24 year old Black auto worker in Detroit, says he has faced harassment after moving into an all white neighborhood. Police Commissioner Tannian and Wayne County Prosecutor Cahalan visited him to express support and promise action. Crawford reports threats that include vandalism and a KKK emblem on his lawn since May.

Detroit Andrew Crawford Crawford Mississippi Glenda Philip Tanihiah Waynes County William L. Cahalan Cahalan Tannian John Nichols Roman S. Gribbs Mich Gulfport

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