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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1970

Page

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Burglary Suspects Plead Not Guilty in Sandpoint Case

Three suspects charged with first degree burglary in the Pend Oreille Sport Shop break in appeared in District Court before Judge Dar Cogswell. Rodney Little Leonard Bromley and Harold Rivers waived 24 hour consideration and pled not guilty. Bond reduced to 3000 each and a venue change motion noted for decision.

Pend Oreille Sandpoint Dar Cogswell Rodney Little Leonard L. Bromley Gold Beach Oregon Harold D. Rivers Fresno California Tom Mitchell Coeur d’Alene Idaho Everett Hofmeister Bonner County Cogswell Mitchell

Man Electrocuted In Boise While Moving House

A 31 year old Boise workman James C. Watkins was electrocuted late Monday afternoon at the Black Cat and Amity Road intersection near Meridian. He was on the roof of a house being moved from Nampa to Kuna when the accident occurred.

Boise Ups Boise Black Cat Amity Road Meridian James C. Watkins Rt. 3 Nampa Kuna

Trailer Loses In Train Crash At Sagle Crossing

Burlington Northern train struck a camping trailer left on the tracks after its hitch tore loose from a 1964 Chevrolet driven by Alice M. Wallace 23 of Sand Point. The accident caused about 1000 dollars in damage with no injuries to Wallace or her two children Cynthia four and Teresa two.

Burlington Northern Sagle Alice M. Wallace Sandpoint Sagle Road

Library Teach-In Planned at Sandpoint Public Library

Tomorrow Wednesday the Sandpoint Public Library hosts a full day teach-in from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. with displays and public movies. Much activity is in the newly opened upstairs portion. The Earth Day program features an upstairs auditorium segment from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Sandpoint Public Library

Weather outlook with clouds and scattered precip

Considerable cloudiness today and tonight with a few showers or snow flurries. Partly cloudy Wednesday with a 30 percent chance of precipitation today, 20 percent tonight, and 10 percent Wednesday. Highs near 45 today and 50 Wednesday, lows around 30 tonight.

Cancer Society appeals for support across many centers

The American Cancer Society urges continued donations to fund research across 125 universities hospitals and institutes, stressing the high stakes in ongoing cancer research and patient care.

The American Cancer Society

Thama Rocks Road Project Advances With Pre-Splitting Technique

Work on the Thama Rocks and Johnson Creek project on U S 2200 between Priest River and Sandpoint progresses rapidly. Murphy Brothers Inc of Spokane is the contractor for 1 332 011 dollars, with 20 percent of work completed by end of March. A pre splitting blasting method uses nearly vertical holes loaded and fired ahead of major charges to cut rock. Detours keep traffic away from the Pend Oreille River while rail line protection措施 include planks beside rails and slope and pore pressure indicators monitor soil loads near the Burlington Northern track. Trains run at reduced speed under flagman control.

Thama Rocks Johnson Creek U. S Priest River Sandpoint Murphy Brothers, Inc Spokane Sid Scribner District Five Burlington Northern Railway

Chamber letters bring response to welfare legislation debate

Frank Church thanks Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce president Terry Merwin for forwarding materials on Nixon administration welfare proposals. Church notes support for workfare but will review the bill before voting. He cites budget concerns from U S News and World Report and encloses Washington Post clippings on cutting extraneous costs.

Mr. Merwin Congressman McClure Nixon Administration Frank Church Merwin House of Representatives Nixon U. S. News and World Report Washington Post Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce

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