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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1975
Page
3
The Agriculture Department reports a fifth straight monthly drop in prices received by farmers, down 2 percent for the month ending March 15, with an 15 percent year over year decline. Wheat corn and soybeans led the decline, offsets from cattle onions and apples.
Ethel Allison dies March 27, 1975 in Wenatchee Washington. Graveside services are set for Thursday April 3 at 2 p.m. at Pinecrest Cemetery.
Christopher Gonzales aged 17 of Sandpoint died in a March 30 1975 auto crash. He was a Sandpoint High School senior and Ski Club member. services set for April 3 Moon Chapel with interment at Pinecrest Memorial Park. Victor J Rosera aged 64 of Bonner General Hospital died March 30 1975. survivors include multiple siblings and relatives. services April 3 Interment at Mary Lewis Burgan of Sandpoint Idaho died March 28 1975 in Seattle. born September 26 1900. survived by husband Paul Burgan daughter Marjorie LeBlock son Russell Watts seven grandchildren. Moon Chapel funeral services pending.
Boise report shows 51 boating accidents last summer with 11 deaths and 18 injuries. Coast Guard chief Petty Officer Bob Thompson notes the rising danger of boating across Idaho lakes.
Heavy March storms bring 6 to 18 inches of snow across New England and New Hampshire with record winds on Mt. Washington. North Dakota endures 10 foot drifts as travel warnings spread to Montana Wyoming South Dakota and Minnesota. Mississippi River flood fears rise from Cairo to western Tennessee as the Army Corps mobilizes flood control and guards in Kentucky. Sub zero temps grip the north while Georgia faces near freezing readings.
The Selective Service System processed Idaho’s first draft evader under Ford’s amnesty just hours before the deadline. Nine others surrendered earlier. three volunteers were assigned reconciliation service work, two declined, and the rest await assignments or job placement. Conciliatory service lasts two years with reductions for honorable service.
Snow depth on Brundage mountain course measured 140.87 inches, 3 percent above the 11 year average, with water content at 55.25 inches, also 3 percent over average. Rock Flat snow course stood at 74.06 inches, 28 percent above the 30 year average, and water content at 22.50 inches, 16 percent over average.
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