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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1971

Page

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Grassman Program Starts Kickoff Promotes Agriculture

The Grassman of the Year program held a Sandpoint breakfast with Hugh Hough urging broader public involvement and education on ecology and environmental improvement. Dave Tidwell emphasized telling the true story of land industries while Ray Deley was named chair for 1971 with judging starting May 1.

Sandpoint Hugh Hough Hough Ensemble Bonner County Shoshone Dave Tidwell Idaho Department of Public Lands Tidwell Ray Deley ASC Deley the Grange Farm Bureau Idaho Cattlemen’s Association Association of Idaho Soil Conservation Districts Idaho Power Company Idaho State Chamber of Commerce Raynold Davis Beat Bee

Teen Confesses to Murder in Bizarre Shooting and Arson

Brian L. Mercer, 16, is jailed on $50 000 bond in Sanders County after confessing to killing a schoolmate Michael E. Taylor 16 found shot ten times and burned on a gravel road near the Noxon Rod and Gun Club. Taylor was laid to rest in Whitepine Cemetery after services at Trout Creek Community Church.

Noxon Brian L. Mercer Sanders County Michael E. Taylor Taylor Noxon High School Whitepine Trout Creek Young Taylor Noxon Rod and Gun Club E. Edgar Taylor Taylors Brian L Mercer Self Mercer Snider Robert Woodahl Bureau of Criminal Investigation Morrison Gilbert Wagner

White Cane Days drives fund Lions Eye Bank in Seattle

Sandpoint Lions will canvas downtown streets and shopping centers in Friday and Saturday April 232245 as part of the third annual White Cane Days drive in Washington and northern Idaho. Proceeds fund the Lions Eye Bank at University of Washington Hospital in Seattle and a building program for the Piano Tuning School for the Blind in Vancouver and a Seattle dormitory for blind students. Gene Chamberlain, drive chair, notes the Eye Bank has funded over 100 corneal transplants since its 1969 establishment.

Sandpoint Lions Washington Idaho Lions’ ‘Eye Bank University of Washington ‘Hospital Seattle Eye Bank School For the Vancouver Gene Chamberlain

Daylight Saving Time Starts Sunday Across Nation

Daylight saving time returns this Sunday with clocks moving ahead one hour at 2 a.m. Most states observe the change, while Arizona Hawaii Michigan and Indiana stay on standard time under the Uniform Time Act of 1966. The lost hour in spring is recovered on October 31 when clocks fall back.

Washington UPI Arizona Hawaii Michigan Indiana

Idaho Board Denies Accrued Leave Payment Test Set

Idaho's Board of Examiners rejected 2 1 along party lines a request by seven former Gov Don Samuelsons aides for cashing accrued leave. The move prompts a potential court test on whether defunct administrations can be paid accrued leave, with Gov Andrus opposing and Attorney General Park urging denial. The action also directed actions on court budget transfers and other administrative items.

Boise UPI Idaho Board of Examiners Don Samuelson W. Anthony Park Pete T. Cenarrosa Park Cecil D. Andrus Supreme Court Fish and Game Department Salt Lake City Department of Law Enforcement Boise State College Statehouse

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Grassman Andrus Ane Notestine C.F. Gough Douglas Bean Evelyn McCampbell Hazel Keefer Edward W. Sawyer Jerry Hill Williams Personnel Commission Cenarrusa
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