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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1975
Page
3
In Twin Falls Idaho UPI reports Senator McClure defends a congressional probe into the CIA as proper and within bounds amid growing scrutiny in Idaho politics and national security oversight.
Police Sgt Guy Gardner says two narcotics information films redirected after public requests. They will be shown Sept 15 through 22 with arrangements via the police station. Sen James McClure supports Congress FBI CIA investigations as appropriate though warns agencies may be compromised. He notes conventional sources are drying up due to probes and defends some CIA actions to counter hostile governments.
Angonne residents consider forming a Sunday mixed doubles bowling league. Contact Dianne Lynch at 263-4388 or the bowling alley for details. Various local meetings follow with dates and venues for clubs.
Professional singer Carol Brunsell returns to Sandpoint with opera baritone Ralph McFarlane for two Wednesday and Thursday evening concerts at the Lutheran Church. Brunsell opens, McFarlane follows, and guitar accompaniment by Leon Atkinson accompanies ballads and a show tune duet finale.
A representative from the Coeur d'Alene Social Security Administration office will visit Sandpoint at the Senior Citizen's Center 304 N. 1st from 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Tuesday, Aug 26. The public can get information or assistance on Social Security Medicare or SSI during the session.
Hugh and Pauline Syth thank neighbors and relatives for saving belongings when their house burned. Special thanks to the Northside Fire Association for prompt response to the fire call.
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