Sandpoint Man Named Soldier Of Month
John Topp son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Topp of Sandpoint has been named Soldier of the Month for the U S Army He is stationed at Fort Lewis Washington and has been on state side duty since graduating from Sandpoint Senior High School in 1971
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John Topp
Cecil Topp
Sandpoint
U.S. Army
Cording
Anne Stevens
Topp
Fort Lewis
Washington
Sandpoint Senior High School
Bowling News Recap From BOWING Week Matches
The G D s split with the Gutter Cutters taking games one and three while losing total pins by 13. Duane Drafall led the G D s with 455 and Kaye Drafall 446 for the women. Ray Saccomanio topped the Cutters with 471 and Frankie Green 351 for the women. The Green woods beat Road Runners 2 1 in games with Mel Madsen 513 and Mary Madsen 475 leading the women. Ed Woodland led the Green woods with 456 and Ruth Green 436 for the women. B and W trailed Shockers as Diana Moline 477 and Don Moline 467 starred. Dave Burrough 472 and Sandie Burrough 464 led B and W. Odd Balls split with Slow Pokes with Jim Carnegie 498 and Gerri Eastin 538. Barbara Menard 441 led Slow Pokes and Larry Forgey 407 beat Andy Carnegie by 3. Easy Blows used three substitutes with Les Alspach 497 and Alice Drew 463. Midas gained from substitutes John Rader 519 and Joyce Webb 510. Alley Oops won three from Blue Liters as Vernon Bailey 455 and Lorna Draffal 383 shined. Harold Overland 485 and Hazel Watson 426 led Blue Liters. Prizes went to Mel Madsen 513 high net, Dick Gance 199 high net game, Ray Saccomanio 570 high gross series, Don Moline 222 high gross game. Distaff: Gerri Eastin 538 net, Mary Madsen 188 net, Diana Moline 609 gross, Clara Gance 224 gross.
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Kaye Drafall
Ray Saccomanio
Frankie Green
Green-woods
Mel Madsen
Dick Gance
Mary Madsen
Ed Woodland
Ruth Green
Diana Moline
Don Moline
Dave Burrough
Sandie Burrough
Jim Carnegie
Gerri Eastin
Barbara Menard
Larry Forgey
Andy Carnegie
Midas
Les Alspach
Alice Drew
John Rader
Joyce Webb
Alley Oaps
Blue Liters
Vernon Bailey
Alley Oops
Lorna Drafall
Harold Overland
Hazel Watson
Mary Holst
Don Mo
Mountain Goat Trend Counts In Idaho Regions
Goat trend counts released by Jim Humbird detail sightings across Idaho including East Fork Salmon River Germania Creek White Cloud Mountains and Panhandle units. Six hilly goats were seen at 10 500 feet and about 40 adults with 25 kids at 8 500 feet near the White Cloud Mountains.
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Jim Humbird
East Fork
Salmon River
Germania Creek
White Cloud Mountains
Ellis
Middle Fork
Boise River
Atlanta
Upper North Fork
Boise
Upper South Fork
Payette
Clearwater
Lochsa River
Selway River
Kan~iksu
Coeur d’Alene
Panhandle
Idaho
Governors May Be Tapped For Aid
ANNAPOLIS Maryland Democratic leaders plan to raise funds to cover legal costs in the Watergate civil suit to prevent an out of court settlement. Governor Mandel urged other Democratic governors and party officials to back the effort and to pursue the case in court for full public disclosure. In Woodley England Ron Silver faced eviction after wiring home fixtures to supply power, prompting the electricity board to cut power.
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Annapolis
UPD
Marvin Mandel
National Governors Conference
Mandel
Maryland
Robert Strauss
Strauss
Congress
Woodley
England
Ron Silver
Electricity Board
Nuclear plant shutdown could tighten power supply
Portland based BPA official says a three month shutdown of the Hanford Nuclear Plant for refueling and maintenance may force further industrial power cuts. Hanford currently supplies about 840000 kilowatts and is to be idle until mid to late July as runoff and hydro power prospects remain below average. BPA plans to seek added power from Glen Canyon, BC Hydro, Byrd Montana plant, and Dworshak while water storage limits generation for next winter.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Hanford
Bonneville Power Administration
Iit
Hector Durocher
BPA
Power Situation Statement
Columbia River
Columbia Basin
Durocher
Glen Canyon
B.C. Hydro Power Authority
Byrd
Clearwater River
Idaho
Common Cause seeks Nixon campaign finance records
Common Cause asked a U.S. District Court to order Maurice Stans and the Finance Committee for the Re election of the President to produce all records on contributions and expenditures from Jan 1, 1971, to April 6, 1972 within 72 hours or face contempt. The group cites expenditures, contributor names, and undisclosed donor details amid Watergate investigations.
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Washington
UPI
Common Cause
U.S. District Court
Nixon
Finance Committee
Maurice Stans
New York
John Gardner
White House
Gardner
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G.D
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G.d.’S
Greenwoods
Fish & Game News
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