Cultural Arts Crafts Show set for Friday in Sandpoint
The first Cultural Arts and Crafts Show in Bonner County is announced for Friday August 13 along First Avenue in Sandpoint. Dustyne Hope Anderson, renowned artist now based in Sandpoint, envisions cottage industries thriving on local talent and materials with public demonstrations by artists. The event, nonprofit with free registration, welcomes Northern Idaho and Spokane area artists in three categories Fine Arts Crafts and Industrial Arts, and is sanctioned by the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Committee.
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Bonner County
First Avenue
Sandpoint
Norbern
Idaho
Dustyne Hope Anderson
Northern Idaho
Spokane Area
Anderson
Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce
Summer Ministeries Program Planned With Rev Beeman
On Sunday August 15 Rev Beeman of Spokane United Methodist Church will speak at Hope City Hall at 7 p.m. Refreshments follow and the public is invited to attend.
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Rev
Beeman
Spokane
Minibikes Warned as Dangers on Streets and Sidewalks
Washington government warns parents that children riding minibikes on streets or sidewalks risk death or serious injury. NHTSA estimates over 5 million minibikes in use by year end, mostly by ages 10 to 14, with officials urging off street supervised riding only and outlawing on public roadways.
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Washington
UPD
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Traffic Safety Administration
Police Hold Two Men In Hatchet Death
Spokane police kept two men as material witnesses in a hatchet murder case. George T. Kidder 55 and Charles Calvin 43 both of Spokane are held in lieu of 10000 dollar bond each as investigators search for Samuel D. Thomas 43 of Juneau Alaska whose body was found at the Rickey Apartments on Spokane's lower south side Monday night. The head and neck wounds were described as severe and a bloodstained hatchet was found nearby. No arrests have been made.
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Spokane
UPD
George T. Kidder
Charles Calvin
Samuel D. Thomas
Juneau
Alaska
Thomas
Rickey
Lower South Side
Sweeney Testifies Capt. Hinkel Threatened Life In Viet Nam Case
Marine Sgt. John M. Sweeney testified at a court martial that his company commander Capt. Thoma Hinkel threatened to kill him and shot at him about three feet away on Feb 18 1969 during a escape attempt in North Vietnam. He said Hinkel called him a maggot and a poor excuse for a Marine and warned he would leave him to die.
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Quantico
APD
John M. Sweeney
Vietnam
Sweeney
Thoma Hinkel
Hinkel
Gerald Alch
Hearings Now Scheduled on Middle Snake River Parks
Lewiston Idaho reports field hearings will precede any decision on river recreation development. Rep James A McClure and colleagues toured the canyon area by air and boat Tuesday. Rep Roy A Taylor said hearings likely in Washington DC early next year before field hearings on related bills.
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Lewiston
Idaho
UUPID
Middle
Snake River
James A. McClure
McClure
Canyon
Roy A. Taylor
D-N.c
House Parks and Recreation
Washington, D.C
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