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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1977

Page

2

Heinhorse sherer Lloyd Robinson recalls rugged life and craft

In Sandpoint area lore Lloyd Robinson reflects on a 40 year career shoeing horses. He recalls moving here in 1920, schooling in 1930, hard work across Colorado, and a life spent bucking, breaking bones but pushing on. He notes shoeing craft, costs, and selfmade boot repairs.

Gary Palmer Bee Lloyd Robinson Sandpoint Robinson Canada Land and Cattle Company Colorado Todeath

Prevention Is Key For Immunizations

Dr. John J. Witte of the Center for Disease Control warns that without sustained vaccination rates, communities face outbreaks of polio measles mumps rubella diphtheria tetanus and pertussis. He notes vaccination rose modestly after a decade of decline but epidemics loom until about 80 percent coverage is reached nationwide.

John J. Witte Witte

Murder Charges Filed Against 11 Year Old Boy

An 11-year-old Payette boy was arraigned on charges of first degree murder by arson and second degree arson in two fires this summer. The fatal blaze on Tuesday killed 59-year-old Frank Kellar and damaged multiple buildings. Defense counsel was appointed and the case was set for a continued arraignment by 2 p.m. Thursday.

Boise UPI Payette Payette County Frank Kellar William D. Jordan Idaho Department of Health and Welfare

Drought cripples Idaho Panhandle farms and water sources

Drought across Idaho’s Panhandle tightens its grip on farms and grasslands. Northern counties report poor range and pastures with livestock sales rising as hay and water become scarce. Officials warn the worst may come in late summer as streams and wells dry, irrigation near Blanchard suffers, and Boundary County domestic water cuts force tighter use.

Idaho Panhandle Idaho Drought Committee Area Soil Conservation Service Vern Bromgard SCS Bromgard Hope Bonner County Blanchard Hoodoo Boundary County LCS Bob Bruce Bruce

Rainstorms Flood Southern California Highway System

Thunderstorms from Hurricane Doreen dumped up to two feet of water across southern California washing out the Interstate 15 corridor between Barstow and Baker and forcing a 150 mile detour for routes to Las Vegas. The De Anza Desert Country Club and about 30 luxury homes were inundated while travelers sought shelter in Baker.

United Press International Doreen California Los Angeles Las Vegas Nev Desert Country Club California Highway Department California Highway Patrol Terry Hunt Barstow Baker Calif Hunt Desert de Anza Desert Country Club

Theft At Hydra Restaurant Reported By Manager

William McCadam, 35, manager of the Hydra Restaurant, reported a grand larceny theft early Monday. Joan Lafferty, a waitress, found $1,000 missing from a storage area at about 12:15 a.m. Entry allegedly gained through a locked office door with no forced entry. exit suspected via the east door.

William McCadam Hydra Joan Lafferty

Four Injured In High Speed Crash Near Kootenai

Alvin Hunt 21 of Sandpoint lost control on a U S 200 curve near Kootenai early Sunday. His car left the road, flew about 50 feet, and stopped after the crash. Deputies estimate 105 mph entry speed. Passengers Debbie Hiate and Leon Anderson of Sandpoint and Janette Crill of Clark Fork were taken to Bonner General Hospital. Crill and Hunt in satisfactory condition while Anderson and Hinte were discharged. Damage to the car estimated at 1500 dollars Monday.

Alvin Hunt Sandpoint U.S. 200 Kootenai Hunt Debbie Hiate Leon Anderson Janette Crill Clark Fork Bonner General Hospital Crill Anderson Hinte

Spokane River named dirtiest in state and possible Northwest

Spokane officials faced a study labeling the Spokane River the state's dirtiest water and perhaps the Pacific Northwest. Mayor Rodgers noted staff notes showing attention to the issue, despite a $45 million sewer upgrade and an anticipated $60 million fix for ongoing overflows.

Spokane UPS Northwest David Rodgers Rodgers

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Wrestlin Lloyd ‘Robinson Boy Kootenai County VFW Post Alice Lacey Harry Mitchell Gordon Sundquist Harold Anselmo Henry Samuels Jim Brockway Idaho Sandpoint Junior High
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