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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1973
Page
4
A representative from the Coeur d'Alene Office of the Social Security Administration will visit Sandpoint on Tuesday, April 17. He will be at the Senior Citizens Center, 302 Pine, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Anyone seeking information is invited to contact him then.
The Army Corps of Engineers will hold a public meeting in Libby at Libby High School Memorial Gymnasium on Tuesday April 24 at 7 30 p m. The session covers design planning for the Libby Reregulation Dam authorized by Congress to regulate the Kootenai River below Libby Dam and add power plus discuss reaffirming planning decisions foundation exploration and related investigations.
Boy Scout Troop 101 will hold a Court of Honor on Tuesday April 17 at 7 30 pm in the First Methodist Social Hall. Four boys will be elevated Alan Mahler and Gary Pelton to Life Steve Doak to Star and Dana Pelton to First Class Parents are invited and plans will be discussed for the spring camporee
Former American Party presidential candidate John Schmitz addressed 800 people in Meridian Idaho, denouncing abortion rights and women’s liberation while asserting government overreach on life dates and secular humanism. He said he resigned from the American Party and sought teaching posts, including at Boise State College, after being rejected by Idaho institutions.
The opening day brunch for lady golfers sponsored by the Ladies Golf Association has been postponed. Rose McFarland, president, cited weather as the reason for delaying the event planned for Wednesday April 18 at 11 a.m. at the Elks Golf Course in Sand Point.
Local advertisers unleash a busy Want Ads page with dozens of listings. Shoppers can find bargains on household goods, used furniture, clothing, appliances, and misc items. Sellers offer clearance sales and special prices to move stock.
The Washington State Young Democrats approved 29 resolutions and rejected two at a three day convention. They backed actions on Watergate, medical school funding, oil price controls, a profits and interest rate freeze, Cuba recognition, and ending military and economic aid in the Middle East. They also favored salary increases for legislators, a financial disclosure law, a state constitutional convention, and marijuana decriminalization efforts in Seattle. They supported measures to curb discrimination against homosexuals and opposed nationalization of major corporations and the National Tele communication and Telegraph Corp.
Carole Barns rejoined General Telephone Co as public affairs manager for the three state Eastern Area. John A. Whittaker, VP public affairs, announced the appointment. Barns, an advertising journalism graduate from the University of Washington, previously worked for GTE in 1967 at Everett headquarters.
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