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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1972
Page
6
The Idaho Supreme Court, in a 3-1 ruling written by Justice Allan G. Shepard, reinstated property tax exemptions for church owned summer camps. The decision overturns a 1970 precedent and allows broader exemption scope for religious youth activities.
A 200000 suit alleges wrongful dismissal from work against Bonner General Hospital in Bonner County District Court. Plaintiff Doris Blackwood, a registered nurse from Sandpoint, claims she was dismissed for union activities as president of the Bonner County Association of Nurses.
Sandpoint High School plans a belated Earth Day program with a 1 p.m. assembly led by Ralph Kizer and Ken Miller. After the address, students will form groups to clean four local areas including Sand Creek and Sandy Beach using boats and gear, with activities continuing past 3:30 p.m. The public is invited to participate.
The Merchants Committee fixed July 29 for the Annual Crazy Days Sale and distributed signs via the Check Alert List at the Pastime meeting. Officials aim to advertise in Cranbrook and Creston, B C, discuss First Avenue road closures, and release new check lists through the Chamber office on May 1.
Thousands of peaceful marchers paraded through downtown Salt Lake City to protest bombing in North Vietnam. About 4 000 people formed eight abreast in front of the Federal Building where the flag was lowered to half staff and raised again. Speaker Mark Lane urged continued action and announced plans for a May 13 march from Mountain Home Idaho to close the Mountain Home Air Force Base.
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