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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1972
Page
1
The Idaho Supreme Court reversed earlier rulings to reinstate tax exemptions for church owned summer camps in Kootenai County. In a 3-1 decision Justice Allan G. Shepard wrote the opinion with Justices McQuade and Donaldson concurring. Justice McFadden dissented.
A $200000 wrongful dismissal suit has been filed in Bonner County District Court against Bonner General Hospital. Doris Blackwood of Sandpoint alleges she was fired Oct. 1 1971 for union activities with the Idaho Nurses Association while serving as Bonner County Nurses Association president. She seeks reinstatement and $200000 for damages to reputation and wages. The hospital says Blackwood was a part time employee and not aware she represented a union. The suit was filed April 3 and summons served April 4. lawyers Lyons and Hofmeister filed an answer April 20.
Sandpoint High School will dismiss at 1 p.m. for an Earth Day observance with Ralph Kizer and Ken Miller addressing students. After the assembly, groups will clean Sand Creek, Sandy Beach, City Beach, and the Community Hall, with volunteers invited to participate and bring gear like row boats and hip waders.
The Merchants Committee set July 29 for the Crazy Days Sale with signs distributed through the Check Alert List. Presiding officer Jim Tinsman noted signs at Pastime and urged contacting J C Penney's for more. The event will be advertised in Cranbrook and Creston BC to draw shoppers.
Thousands marched through downtown Salt Lake City to protest escalation in North Vietnam. About 4,000 people paused traffic on Main Street as United Front to Stop the War members lowered and half staffed the Federal Building flag. Speaker Mark Lane urged continued action and announced a May 13 march from Mountain Home Idaho to shut Mountain Home Air Force Base.
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