Sandpoint Cub Scouts Repaint City Pit Areas Then Hold Kite Derby
Hard-working Sandpoint Pack 117 scouts and parents repainted barbecue pits at City Beach and Triangle Park at Main and Oak Streets starting around 8 a.m. on a Saturday. The effort was done at the request of Mayor Ed Eitzman, followed by a kite-flying derby under sunny skies with light winds. Cubmaster Steve Parrish led the group.
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City Beach
Triangle Park
Main
Oak Streets
Ed’ Eitzman
Ford Begins Four Day Michigan Teaching Stint
Prof Gerald R Ford lectures at the University of Michigan for ten classes in a four day program expected to reach about 1000 students. He aims to avoid a circus atmosphere with press restrictions while Betty Ford remains in Palm Springs recovering from flu.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
UPI
Gerald R. Ford
Gerald “R Ford
Ford
University of Michigan
Michigan
White House
Betty Ford
Fords
Palm Springs
Calif
Wolverines
Dogs Maul Girl 6 in Breckenridge Colorado Tragedy
Three dogs attacked and killed six year old Tamara Newton as she walked to a playmate’s home in Breckenridge Summit County authorities said. Coroner Dr Olin Mueller reported the girl’s jugular vein was torn and her clothes ripped. Undersheriff Joe Antonio said suspects were a Lt Bernard a Husky German Shepherd mix and a Norwegian Elkhound, owned by two women Susan Consiglio and Karen Gavaghan. The dogs were impounded for tests to determine if they were the attackers.
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Breckenridge
Colo
UPI
Rocky Mountain
Summit County
Olin Mueller
Tamara Rt. ‘Newton
Joe Antonio
Bernard
Antonio
Arimak
Susan Consiglio
Karén Gavaghan
Newton
Farmin Elementary LD Students Present Video Program
Farmin Elementary students in Learning Disabilities Glass hosted a taped 90 minute video for parents on Friday afternoons. under teachers Kathy Johnson Linda Bakke and aide Deena Roberts. The program included original plays memorized poems and artwork created by the children. The project aimed to strengthen reading skills and build confidence while letting families view the production together.
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Farmin Elementary
Farmin
Kathy Johnson
Linda’ Bakke
Deena Roberts
Johnson
Bakke
Price Outlook Bets Slower Inflation Across Idaho in 1977
Idaho Division of Tourism and Industrial Development forecasts 1977 price rises easing to about 5.2 percent on average with food costs up around 3 percent. Unemployment may fall to about 5.8 percent, while timber, tourism, construction, and agriculture show mixed gains. Experts warn energy and water costs loom as key questions for next year.
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Idaho Division of Tourism and Industrial Development
Idaho
Robert Sargent
University of Idaho
Panhandle
Sargent
Northwest
Oregon State University
Washington State University
Teton Dam
Car collision near Cedar Street service station injures two drivers
A rear end crash on Cedar Street involving Betty Nillus, 33, of Ponderay, and Daniel Nichols, 27, of Sandpoint caused about 1200 dollars damage to the Nillus car and 600 dollars to the Nichols car.
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Betty Nillus
Ponderay
Cedar Street
Daniel Nichols
Sandpoint
Millus
Nichols
Man Sought in Sandpoint Fraud Case At Motel 6
Sandpoint police seek a Washington state resident suspected of defrauding an innkeeper. The man allegedly stayed nine days at Motel 6 under a verbal pay plan and left town without paying.
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Washington State
Sandpoint
Signs Demolished At City Limit In Sandpoint
Sandpoint police discovered damage to the city limit sign speed limit sign and welcome wagon signs at the south end of the city on Highway 95. Sign posts were snapped at the base and there are no leads on suspects.
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Sandpoint
Auto Recovered After Clark Fork Theft
Coeur d Alene police notified Bonner County Sheriff s Office Friday they recovered a 1965 Chevrolet station wagon stolen from Clark Fork Thursday. Three juvenile suspects were taken into custody and transferred to Bonner County jail. Two are from Clark Fork and one from Roberts.
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Coeur D’ Alene
Bonner County
Child Struck by Motorcycle on county road to Garfield Bay
Sue Andrews of Garfield Bay reports her three year old son Jason was struck by a motorcycle Sunday on the county road to the bay. The riders, aged about 12 to 14, allegedly had an unregistered, unlicensed bike. Jason was limping but not badly hurt.
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Sue Andrews
Garfield Bay
Jason
Thefts Reported Across City Areas
Mary Kochendorfer reports a sleeping bag stolen from the Fidelity Trust building on Friday valued at 100 dollars with one suspect in custody. Vivian Hull reports a burglary at a Spokane residence between March 19 and April 2 missing items worth over 900 dollars. Frank Pratt reports the theft of 500 feet of steel rails from a Garfield Bay mine location totaling about 1000 dollars.
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Mary Kochendorfer
Poplar St
Sandpoint
Fidelity Trust
Vivian Hull
Spokane
Euclid
Frank Pratt
Sunset Beach Resort
Garfield Bay
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Bee
Ken Fliroved
Steve Parrish
Prof. Ford
Willow Run
Harold Jacobson
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