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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1971

Page

2

Andrus Creates Seven Member Panel On Prison Riot

Gov Cecil Andrus named a seven member committee chaired by his aide Edward Williams to investigate the Idaho state prison riot. Members include Attorney General W Anthony Park Senator H Dean Summers Senator Robert Saxvik Ada County prosecutor James Risch and Al Buch. The panel will study conditions before during and after the riot but not prosecute alleged crimes. findings due for public review.

Boise State Board of Corrections H. Dean Summers Robert Saxvik D-Burley al Buch Kboi Radio and Television Andrus Ada County Risch Paul Bright

Ladies City Golf Tournament Dates Announced

Ladies interested in the 1971 Ladies City Golf Tournament may register at the clubhouse through Monday, August 16. The event starts Wednesday, August 18 and flights and pairings will be posted Tuesday afternoon, August 17.

Ladies City Golf

Students May Register Soon at Sandpoint Schools

Sandpoint Senior High and Junior High offices open August 17 to register new students not enrolled last year or not registered in spring or summer. Hours are 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. daily.

Sandpoint

Honeymooner Dies In 80-Foot Fall At Ramsey Cascades

Larry E. Cebuhar, 23, of Pearioa Indiana, on his honeymoon in Gatlinburg, fell about 80 feet from Ramsey Cascades in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. He apparently slipped on wet moss or rock and died in a shallow pool at the base. Assistant Chief Ranger Edward Widmer provided the details.

Gatlinburg, Tenn UPI Great Smoky Mountains Nationa Park Larry E. Cebuhar Pearioa Inl Edward Widmer Cebuhar Ramsey Cascades

Fact-Finding Committee Under Fire At Farragut Park

The UPC-BOSE group faced criticism at a Coeur d Alene meeting as Mrs Ernest Hartung accused acting chairman Stanley Crow of ramrodding decisions. She said members lacked knowledge of the group’s purpose and there was insufficient time for discussion. Mary Ruth Man charged Crow’s method was a witch hunt for hearsay.

Bonner County Fair Board Elects New Chairman

Robert Woods of Gold Creek was elected Chairman and Mrs Vernon Ruen of Clark Fork was named Vice Chair at the Bonner County Fair Board meeting. Frank Cochran and Raynold D Davis retained their posts as Treasurer and Secretary. The new program for 1971 will be issued soon with key changes.

Bonner County Robert Woods Gold Creek Vernon Ruen Clark Fork Ruen Frank Cochran Raynold D. Davis Davis

Andrus Loses Halo as Ceiling Fixture Crashes

Boise governor Cecil D Andrus narrowly escaped injury when a chromium ceiling ring fell onto his desk in the statehouse. His acting director ordered immediate repairs as workers prepared to secure the office. A receptionist quipped that he had lost his halo.

Boise UPI Cecil D. Andrus Andrus Statehouse Robert Lenaghen Lenaghen Jean Taylor

Hit and run damages two cars at Dover Highway

Two used cars owned by local dealer L A Crosswhite were damaged when a hit-and-run driver skidded off the Dover Highway and pushed one car into another in Crosswhite's front line. Police continue investigating to locate the hit-and-run vehicle. Damage assessment pending.

L. A. Crosswhite Dover Crosswhite

Priest Lake Fire Danger Moves to Very High Level

Fire danger on Priest Lake State Forest rose to very high this week as heat and lack of rain persist. Idaho Public Lands official Raymond Greene notes the rapid buildup since mid July, with two man caused fires so far, urging fishermen berry pickers and other recreationists to stay vigilant.

Priest Lake State Forest Raymond Greene Idaho Department of Public Lands Coolin Greene Priest Lake

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