Medicine By TV Brings Doctors Here
A mobile satellite terminal bus will link Montana Idaho residents with Seattle specialists via two way television. The WAMI program will broadcast 13 programs August 23 to September 8 linking Boise Pocatello Missoula Kalispell Great Falls and Billings for medical education patient care and regional tumor boards.
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WAMI
University of Washington School of Medicine
Washington
Alaska
Montana
Idaho
Portable Earth Terminal
Boise
Pocatello
Missoula
Kalispell
Great Falls
Billings
Seattle
Tumor Board
Communications Technology
Earth
Federal Communication Commission
Geneva
University of Alaska
Fairbanks
Montana State University
Bozeman
RV Buyers Afraid By Energy Talks Forcing Rally To Buy
Edward S Lechtzin reports RV buyers curb purchases amid talk of gasoline rationing. Industry figures warn against restrictions and point to energy concerns. Executives note affluent buyers fear limits, while makers trial lighter units and diesel options pending Detroit plans.
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UPI
Detroit-Upi
David J Humphreys
Recreation Vehicle Industry Association
Humphreys
Congress
Carter
Stan Grueninger
Grueninger
Olds-Gmc
Subur
Cincinnati
Gruenmager
U.S
Detroit
Violence In Punk Rock Draws Onstage Punches And Fears
London report on Bob Geldof and other punk icons facing violence at shows as Teds and Punks clash. Bosses like Lee Childers and Johnny Rotten noted beatings. commentators warn violence is becoming a fashion, while bands seek security amid evolving punk rock dynamics.
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Robert Musel
London
UPI
Bob Geldof
Boomtown Rats
Geldof
Johnny ‘Rotten
Sex Pistols
Paul Cook
Rotten
Kid Reed
Heartbreakers
Lee Childers
Ted
Arthritis Pain Formula promises relief without morning stiffness
Arthritis Pain Formula offers powerful relief for minor arthritis pain with fewer daily doses and the ability to take it on an empty stomach. The makers of Anacin introduce this new tablet designed to reduce morning stiffness while remaining gentle on the stomach.
Community events and notices from Bonner County and Sandpoint
A compilation of local reminders including senior center dances August 19 at 8:30 with cookies for R through Z, crafts flea market August 20 at Bonner Hospital lawn, and various fairs, preregistrations, club meetings, and fundraisers. Contacts include Ray Davis 263-2147 and Nona Delles 263-2121.
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Senior Center
Sonner County Fair
Ray Davis
Hazel la Moreaux
Sears
Bonner General Hospital
Nona Delles
Adele Harper
Sandpoint-Bonner County
Pancake Breakfast and Church Outings Highlight Local News
The First Presbyterian Church hosts a Sunday pancake breakfast on Aug 21 at 8 and 10 am with no charge and Building Fund gifts welcomed. Worship at 9 features Jesus Christ Our Advocate with the Father. Hikers plan Scotchman's Peak trek on Saturday, plus an overnight backpack to Leigh Lake and Snowshoe Peak over Labor Day weekend. Call 3-2047 for information.
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First Presbyterian Church
Jesus Christ
Jim Scott
Lois Scott
Scotchman’s Peak
Leigh Lake
Snowshoe Peak
Cabinet Wilderness
Senior Campground Sites Chosen Near Lake Cascade
Idaho seniors may use one of three sites on the northeast side of Lake Cascade near Donnelly airport for a new campground. The Bureau of Reclamation, after consulting a senior citizens site selection subcommittee, says the final site could span acres with inlet frontage and access via a gravel road to a highway west of Donnelly. An advisory committee has received a draft lease agreement.
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UPI
Idaho
Lake Cascade
Donnelly Airport
Bureau of Reclamaton
Gerald Reed
Boise State University
Donnelly
Ctizens
Obituary notices for Clarence Reynolds and Philip McCoy
Clarence J Reynolds 69 of Dalton Gardens died at home. Born 1907 in Lake City South Dakota he lived in Sterling Colorado and Sandpoint before moving to Coeur d Alene in 1956. He married Laura Saunders in 1928 and retired in 1970. Survived by wife, one son Maurice Reynolds, one daughter Margaret Redcrow, two sisters, ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral Aug 20 in Coeur d Alene. Philip J McCoy 58 died Aug 9 in Kentfield California after a long illness. Born 1919 in Bonners Ferry he attended Sandpoint and Dartmouth, served in WW II, founded Western Pines Supply Emergyville California. trustee Phillips Exeter Academy. Survived by wife Phoebe, daughters Jenny Martha Lucy, son Peter, brother Robert S McCoy Lachmont NY, sister Janet Barrett Spokane. Memorial services held in Ross California.
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Clarence J Reynolds
Dalton Garden
Lake City
South Dakota
Sterling
Colorado
Sandpoint
Laura Saunders
Coeur d'Alene
Maurice Reynolds
Snoqualimie
Washington
Margaret Jane Redcrow
Philip J McCoy
Kentfield
California
Bonners Ferry
Phillip
Exeter Academy
Exeter
Dartmouth College
McCoy
Western Pines Supply, Co
Emergyville
Cal
Phillips Exeter Academy
Hoo Hoo Club
Young Presidents Organization
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