Priest River youth earns Air Force Academy appointment
James A. McClure announced Rocky A. Stephens of Priest River has received an early appointment to the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs. Stephens, son of Arte L. and Mrs. Stephens, was active as Lettermen's Club secretary treasurer, Student Body President and Student Council Representative at Priest River High School, class of 1970.
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James A. McClure
Rocky A. Stephens
Priest River
Air Forces Academy
Colorado Springs
Idaho
McClure
Rocky
Arte L. Stephens
Route
Ss Club
Priest River High School
Barn Fire Destroys Unoccupied Structure in Sandpoint
A Saturday morning fire destroyed an unoccupied barn on Oak Street in Sandpoint owned by Jasper Lane. Fire officials said the blaze, origin unknown, damaged a power transformer and telephone lines curtailing power to nearby homes and a greenhouse with no injuries reported.
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Oak Street
Sandpoint
Jasper Lane
Sandpoint Fire Department
Portrait Contest For Aged Portraits
The White House Conference on Aging sponsors a statewide portrait contest for citizens 65 and up. The winner will be announced May 28 in Boise, with the state winner receiving an expense paid trip to Washington DC during the week of November 28, 1971. Entries may be color or black and white, up to 30 by 42 inches. Contact Rev. James Doak at 263 4232 for details.
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White House
Montana Man Cited In Mishap
A Trout Creek man, Gerald A. Matthew, 21, was cited for driving on an expired license and for failing to report an injury accident after a Saturday mishap on State Highway 200 in East Hope. His car left the pavement, traveled about 200 feet, and rested off the road on an embankment. Passenger Gary McDonald, 21, of Seattle, was slightly injured. No other vehicles were involved.
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Trout Creek
Montana
East Hope
Bonner County
John Fisher
Gerald A. Matthew
Gary McDonald
Seattle
Washington
Fisher
Weather for Sandpoint: Fair and warm today and tonight
The forecast for Sandpoint calls for fair and warm conditions today and tonight with increasing clouds. Tuesday should stay mostly dry with near zero chance of precipitation and temperatures in the mid 60s, with a low around 35 tonight.
Prizes Donated For Kamloops Kokanee Week Fishing Event
Seven dozen Lucky Louse plugs arrive for Kamloops and Kokanee Week May 18 as Lake Pend Oreille Club counts down to the 26th annual observance. Minser Tackle Co. of Warrenton Oregon, a longtime prize contributor, supports planning ahead of May 1 season opening. Gary Pietsch leads no fee no clue luncheon meetings Tuesday noon at the Trawlers Alpine room inviting lake area promoters to attend.
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Kamloops & Kokanee
Lake
Lake Pend Oreille
Idaho Board Eyes Non-Resident Tuition Hike Four Percent Pay Increases?
Idaho State Board of Education proposed raising out-of-state tuition for Boise State Idaho State and University of Idaho with increases to 940 880 and 750 dollars respectively and considered four and six percent pay raises for faculty and administration. The board will decide LCNS out-of-state tuition later and plans a Boise meeting to finalize appropriations for the four schools. Directors expect budget requests totals of 14.1 million for UI 9.41 million for ISU 7.57 million for BSU and 1.42 million for Lewis-Clark Normal.
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Coeur D’alene
Idaho State Board of Education
Idaho
Boise State
University of Idaho
Idaho State
Lewis- Clark Normal
LCNS
Boise
Lewis-Clark Normal
Office of Higher Education
Donald Kline
State Board
CdA Investigator Replaces Dorn in State Liquor Board
Charles Huber of Coeur d Alene who led Kootenai County Sheriff's Department as chief deputy for four and a half years is named a provisional investigator for the Liquor Law Enforcement Division. He succeeds Bill Dorn of Sandpoint who resigned to join Bonner County Sheriff's Department. The appointee covers Kootenai Bonner and Boundary counties and will serve in North Idaho.
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Charles Huber
Coeur d’ Alene
Kootenai County
Kootenai
Bonner
Boundary
Calley Hopes For Pardon
Chief attorney George Latimer said Lt. William Calley Jr. hopes for a pardon or dismissal as President Nixon reviews the case. Latimer anticipated a quick decision and said Nixon would make the final ruling himself after reviewing the matter.
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Salt Lake City
William Calley Jr
George Latimer
Nixon
Lt. Calley
Latimer
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Sanpoint Eagles
Saturn Apri Shaewnen
Sandpoint Lions Club
Dale Pelton
Pelton
Memorial Park
Grangeville
UPD
Orofino
Salmon River
Here
Idaho County Sheriff's Deputies
Jackalyn Curtis
John H. Curtis
P.R. Youth
Shorts
Minser
Dorn
Calley
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