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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1972

Page

8

Local Youth Returns For Student Teaching

Steve Johnson 22 3 oda VSand point youth serves his student teacher requirement at Farm in Elementary School. He graduated Sandpoint High in 1968 and studies Elementary Education at the University of Idaho Moscow. Johnson's supervisor Donna Wakley notes his class led a major portion of a letter writing unit and praises his work. He completes the program May 19 and graduates in May with an English minor alongside his Elementary Education major. Johnson is the son of Roy and Mrs. Johnson of Westmond. Mrs. Johnson teaches at Southside Elementary.

Steve Johnson Farmin Elementary Johnson Sandpoint Senior High University of Idaho Moscow Donna Wakley Roy Johnson Westmond Southside Farmin Ricky R. Radis

Dog Catcher Involved In Accident Here

City poundmaster Thomas E. Demers was involved in a two car crash at the Boyer and Oak intersection. His city vehicle collided with John McCormick of Sandpoint. no injuries were reported. McCormick’s car suffered extensive damage and reportedly rolled over. Demers cited for failure to yield after stopping.

Thomas E. Demers Boyer and Oak John McCormick Sandpoint McCormick Demers

K and K State Set Last Preseason Meeting

The K and K State committee meets Tuesday noon at Pastime Cafe for final reports and plans ahead of fishing season. Co-chairs Leo Hadley and Ted Farmin will discuss Saturday boat arrangements while Del Brown outlines May 6 barge plans.

Leo Hadley Ted Farmin del Brown

Interim Budget and Fiscal Committee Meets in Boise

Idaho legislators plan a Friday and Saturday Boise meeting the first since the 1972 session adjourned. The agenda includes an audit of the liquor dispensary, discussion of the financial management information and reporting system, and a presentation by fiscal officer John Andreason.

Boise UPI John Andreason

Astronauts Return From Moon With Rocky Cache

Apollo 16 crew John W. Young Charles M. Duke Jr. and Thomas K. Mattingly in lunar orbit plan a final ascent and jettison of the Orion lander after gathering a 245 pound rock sample predicted to be the most important yet. They leave behind a small satellite to monitor magnetic fields and radiation.

Space Center, Houston UPI John W. Young Charles M. Duke Jr Moon Thomas K. Mattingly Lunar Mission Control Orion

Massive Drug Raid May Be Largest in State History

A three county operation in Davis Weber and Utah counties began before 8 a.m. Sunday targeting distribution of controlled substances. Authorities expect 150 to 175 arrests with warrants served as the raid concludes. The task force included 25 officers in Davis and Utah counties and 40 in Weber with state liquor and highway patrol also involved.

Farmington, Utah UUPID Utah Davis County Weber Davis Weber County

Town warns housewives over party sales in Blyth

Town officials in Blyth warn housewives in local government housing that eviction may follow if they continue selling consumer goods at cut rates. Shopkeepers complain that such gatherings hurt sales by offering items from underwear to kitchen equipment.

Blyth England UPH

Child Wounded In Shooting In Idaho Hill Incident

Nine year old Dennis Yeoman was wounded by a 22 caliber pistol while a step brother attempted to remove a bullet. The gun discharged, injuring his upper arm and damaging nerves in two fingers. He was admitted to Newport Hospital.

Dennis Yeoman Idaho Hill Ron Moran Yeoman Newport Hospital

OEO Chooses Alum Rock For First Educational Voucher Grant

The Office of Economic Opportunity selects Alum Rock Union Elementary District in San Jose to run a voucher pilot allowing families to use government funded vouchers for tuition in public private or church schools. The plan aims to boost educational quality through choice amid fierce debate about public funding and segregation worries. Other funded districts include Seattle and Gary and the 1971 feasibility grants total 19 230 and 23 028 dollars.

Washinston UPI Office of Economic Opportunity OEO Alum Rock Union San Jose Calif Alum Rock Santa Clara County

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