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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1974

Page

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House approves final Watergate impeachment report on Nixon

The House releases a 523 page final report from the Judiciary Committee on impeachment of Richard Nixon. It reiterates that Nixon lied and violated laws, with Article One detailing perjury obstruction of justice and deception by the president and his aides.

Howard Fields Washington UPD House Judiciary Committee Nixon United States FBI CIA

Debates urged in Idaho race by Smith

Republican Senate candidate Bob Smith urged face to face debates with Sen. Frank Church and other Idaho hopefuls. He launched a statewide petition drive to push debates, saying the petitions seek debates not support for any candidate. He noted Church is an expert speaker and acknowledged taking a risk by challenging him. Smith also commented on President Ford’s handling of national issues and opposed unconditional amnesty for draftees while questioning conditional amnesty proposals. He offered conditional support for administration policies he agrees with. He argued conservatives oppose extremism from environmentalists and liberals seeking more government.

Boise UPI Bob Smith Idaho Smith Sen Frank Church

Two Escape Serious Injury In Auto Mishap Near Sandpoint

Two men escaped serious injury when the car rolled over twice and struck a power pole on Highway 200 east of Sandpoint. Darel Gustaveson, 19, fell asleep at the wheel. Jack Judd, 23, was treated and released from Bonner General Hospital. Damage to the car was about 2000 dollars. In a separate crash near the north city limits, Theodore Englert, 73, failed to stop, hit Iris McDougall, 72, causing about 1200 dollars in damage.

Here Robert Wilcox Darel Gustaveson Sandpoint Highway 200 Wilcox Jack‘Judd Coeur d’Alene Bonner General Hospital Judd Idaho Harvey Biffle Theodore R. Englert Iris McDougall Eugene Ore U.S. Highway 95 Englert McDougall Auto

Local Campsite Robbery Shocks Bonner County

William H. Kelly, 25, was robbed at his Dog Beach campsite around 1:30 a.m by a masked assailant who pressed a gunlike object to his throat and took $30 to $50 from his wallet. Sheriff Robert Wilcox says only one suspect is confirmed and the investigation continues.

Lockport Here Bonner County Robert Wilcox William H. Kelly Dog Beach Kelly Wilcox

Cox Is Victor In Idaho Democratic Nomination

The Boise Board of Canvassers approved the Aug. 6 primary abstract showing J. Ray Cox win the Democratic nomination for Idaho’s First District congressman by 67 votes. Cox totaled 14,453 to Kent Miller’s 14,386 with 4,200 write-ins receiving one vote each.

Weather and election tallies from Sandpoint

Partly cloudy through Friday with a 30 percent chance of rain and 5 to 15 mph southerly winds. Low 50 tonight high 70 Friday. Final election results list Democratic and Republican totals for U S Senate First and Second Districts Governor and Lieutenant Governor with names such as Church Olson Bolstridge Cox Miller Symms Hanson Hansen Evans Rigby Solberg.

U.S. Senate Frank Church Leon Olson Charley Bolstridge Bob Smith Donald Winder Jean Stoddard Cox Miller Steve Symms Max Hanson Keith Holve George Hansen Orval Hanson Cecil Andrus Jack Murphy John V.evans Ray Rigby Nels Solberg

Sandpoint group hears recreation plan input from state official

Tim Warrick of the State Parks and Recreation Department met with about 20 residents in Sandpoint to discuss future recreation development and funding. He urged a comprehensive plan, noted a Pine Street Park proposal, and outlined steps for federal funding and grant processes for projects like softball fields.

Tim Warrick State Parks and Recreation Department Sandpoint Warrick Pine Street Park Anyrequest Parks and Recreation Department State Parks and Recreation Board

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