Summer Suffering and Cold Facts Across Regions
A light look at summer pleasures contrasts with cold realities as adults and children suffer seasonal sniffles. Harvard based research notes personal cold personalities and 80 viruses, while a Spokane report shows June employment rising 2,700 but unemployment up 2,000 to 11,200 as school year ends.
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Interior Secretary urges bipartisan push for Indian bills in Oregon
Rogers C Morton spoke at the National Tribal Chairman's Association convention in Eugene presenting the administration's progress on Indian affairs and urging Democrats in Congress to pass urgently needed financing and civil service measures for Indians to sustain funding over $1 billion annually. He praised the association as a channel of communication and grassroots sovereignty.
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Ore
Secretary of Interior
Nixon
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Rogers C. B. Morton
National Tribal Chairman’s Association
Rogers
Line Up For Golf Play In Ladies Wednesday League
The Ladies Wednesday Golf League announces lineups for August 9 at 8 30 a m. Team 1 includes Leona Lindt Margaret Kramer Dell Parsons. Team 2 lists Lucille Riley Eva Mae Mount Beth Burnside. Team 3 features Hazel Thompson Margaret Coons Marion Boyle. Team 4 has Mary Austin Nancy Anderson Thelma Nettleton. Team 5 includes Jane Evaris Louise Lucky Loretta Henderson. Team 6 lists Judy Glock Florence Williams Mary Verdal. Team 7 features Charlene Hill Linda Harper Jewell Benoit. Team 8 includes Frances Miller Alice Watson Rose McFarland. Team 9 lists Geri Bergstrom Lucille Sell June Largent. Team 10 features Martha Taylor Vickie Loman Yvonne Morton. Team 11 includes Mary Lindley Pat Lewis Jacquita Cox. Team 12 lists Nancy Barker Gini Robideaux Marily Wooden. Team 13 features Vern Coughey Georgia DeHart Iris Schedler. Team 14 includes Lola Riley Helen Van Sant Peggy Mahler.
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Leona Lindt
Margaret Kramer
Dell Parsons
Lucille Riley
Eva Mae Mount
Beth Burnside
Hazel Thompson
Margaret Coons
Marion Boyle
Mary Austin
Nancy Anderson
Thelma Nettleton
Jane Evaris
Louise Lucky
Loretta Henderson
Judy Glock
Florence Williams
Mary Verdal
Charlene Hill
Linda Harper
Jewell Benoit
Frances Miller
Alice Watson
Rose McFarland
Geri Bergstrom
Lucille Sell
June Largent
Martha Taylor
Vickie Loman
Yvonne Morton
Mary Lindley
Pat Lewis
Jacquita Cox
Nancy Barker
Gini Robideaux
Marily Wooden
Vern Coughey
Sadie May Cotton Dies at 82 in Idaho
Sadie May Cotton 82 died August 7 at Bonner General Hospital. Born March 21 1890 in Canada she married Alfred S Cotton on September 29 1910 and moved to Dover Idaho in 1921. Survived by two sons eight grandchildren twenty great grandchildren and one sister. Funeral Friday August 11 at 10 a.m. Moon Chapel Sandpoint Idaho with Reverend Ralph Daugherty officiating. Burial Lakeview Cemetery Sandpoint Idaho.
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Bonner General Hospital
Canada
Alfred S .Cotton
Dover
George M. Larson, 57, Dies in Seattle
George M. Larson 57 died August 4 1972 in Seattle. Born February 22 1915 in Thompson Falls Montana he served in India during WW II and moved to Seattle area after the war. He attended University of Montana was a Methodist Church member. Survivors include brother Glenn H. Larson and a brother in law Ernie Weber Heron Montana. Graveside services August 12 at 10 a.m. MCT at Heron Cemetery officiated by Craig Parrish Methodist Church.
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Thompson Falls
Montana
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Heron
Heron Cemetery
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The
Idaho Receives Grants for Head Start Programs
The Idaho governor's office announced two federal grants for Headstart management and training. A $76,000 grant funds training for Headstart teachers and a $34,000 grant finances Headstart management programming. The office will review applications before forwarding to federal authorities. Roy Haney confirms the state agency will inventory services for children up to six.
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Roy Haney
Governor’s Office
Idaho
Riley To Head Investigation Into Spokane Helicopter Crash
UPR Col. Walter J. Riley from Hickam Air Force Base Hawaii will lead an accident inquiry into a Fairchild Air Force Base helicopter crash in the Spokane River near Nine Mile Resort. All three crewmembers were killed as the main helicopter section was recovered from the river and transported to Fairchild. Witnesses said the rotor struck a 12 500 volt power line and Inland Power and Light Co reported their line was severed.
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Walter J. Riley
Hickam Air Force Base
Hawaii
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Spokane River
Wriday
Fairchild
Jay By Brodeick
Nine Mile
Air, Forest Offictala
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Air. Force
Inland ‘Power ‘and Light
Petitions Filed to Save Spokane Stations From Demolition
UPI reports 4 572 signatures filed with Spokane City Clerk Alex Brown Monday to block demolition of two downtown railroad stations amid Expo74 plans. Save Our Stations backs efforts to halt the project or seek a special election. 3 302 valid signatures needed to trigger action.
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Spokane
UPI
Alex Brown
Save Our
Union Pacific
Smallmouth Bass Released From Brownlee to Anderson Ranch Reservoir
The Idaho Fish and Game Department reports smallmouth bass were transplanted from Brownlee to Anderson Ranch Reservoir on the South Fork of the Boise River. About 26,000 fingerlings two to three inches long were also released in June from Alahatsery.
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Anderson Ranch
South Fork
Boise River
Idaho
Department
Snake’ River
Hells Canyoh
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