Nixon backs plan to cap campaign spending in 1972 race
The White House supports a measure to limit party spending to about 14 million dollars in 1972 and 10 cents per eligible voter. It would create a bipartisan Federal Election Commission to oversee reports and public access, and would lift equal time requirements for broadcasters.
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Karst Couple Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Kenneth H Karst of Dover marked their silver anniversary with a Saturday reception at the Elk s Dining Room hosted by their children Jack in the Navy San Diego Jil Brockus Dennis Navy San Diego Penney and Sherri of Dover Out of town guests included Gene Hansen Everett Wash Adam Karst Bremerton Karen Hansen Seattle Richard Rhineschmidt Spokane Lois Rockwell Seattle Clarice and Annie Sylvester Walla Walla and Harvey McPherson East Jordan Mich
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Everett
Wash
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Bremerton
Karen Hansen
Seattle
Richard Rhineschmidt
Spokane
Lois Rockwell
Clarice
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Walla Walla
Harvey McPherson
East Jordan
Michigan
Marine Corps Adopts Hard Line On Recruitment
The Marine Corps recruiting service announces a quality over quantity approach for a post Vietnam force. MSGT Don Cross emphasizes high standards, elite training, and a tough entry process while inviting potential recruits to the Sandpoint Selective Service office on the first and third Wednesdays. Collect calls welcomed at Spokane MA4 2655.
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Westmoreland Plans Boise Visit on Route to Wyoming
General William C. Westmoreland chief of staff will visit Boise on August 20 and 21 while traveling from Alaska to Wyoming. This marks his second Idaho appearance since serving as Commander in Chief of U S military forces in Vietnam. He attended the 1968 National Boy Scout Jamboree at Farragut State Park.
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Altar Society and local groups schedule August meetings
Le mice St Josephs Altar Society meets August 5 at 7 30 p m in the Parish Hall to finalize plans for the annual smorgasbord. The Bonner County Sportsmen Association holds its Moose Hunt drawing August 5 at 7 30 p m in the Community Hall. Bonner County Horsemen meet August 6 at 8 p m in the Northern Lights hostess room. Everyone is welcome.
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Trail Ride Set Saturday in Idaho Panhandle
The Idaho Panhandle Competitive Trail Ride planned for Saturday at Jim Wood ranch on Gold Creek marks its sixth year. Riders cover about 40 miles on trails and logging roads with 7 hours travel time and multiple vet checks. Winners in Heavyweight Lightweight and Junior classes receive silver trophy plates and Rocky Mountain Cup points. Entries accepted until 7 p.m. Friday at Jim Woods ranch or by contacting Elsa Wormington at 263 4505.
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Body Still Missing In Snake River Tragedy
Sheriffs from three counties search the Snake River between Payette and Weiser for Russell Dee Nelson a 15 year old Meridian boy feared drowned after attempting to rescue a companion Harold Sevey 16 of Oregon Slope swam to shore while Nelson disappeared. The two were swimming after moving sprinkler pipes on a farm when both encountered trouble. Nelson mother and father are Calvert Dee Nelson and his wife.
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Junior Club Rummage Sale for Children’s Park Support
The Junior Club hosts a rummage sale on Tuesday August 10 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Ross Hall Studio. Proceeds benefit the Children’s Park project.
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Wesleyan Rummage Sale at Methodist Social Hall
The Wesleyan Service Guild hosts its annual rummage sale at the Methodist Social Hall on Friday August 6 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday August 7 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Over one hundred pairs of shoes in all sizes will be sold for 1.00 per pair, according to a spokesman.
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Three Blind Mice Sweep Alley Cats After Player Returns
Dort McCrum rolls 562 and Helen Peterson 478 to propel Three Blind Mice to four points over Alley Cats. VIA and Queens split with VIA high 472 and Queens led by Letha Jacobson 440. We Hasta and Should Of Bins split wins, while Three Stooges tie Tranquilizers for last. weekly prizes go to McCrum, Deubel, Jacobson, Peterson and Book.
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Mary Madsen
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