Ancient Tractor Carries Jesus People Camper Into Sandpoint
A Rapid Lightning Creek man Robert L. Bond and his wife Barbara arrived in Sandpoint behind an improvised tractor drawn camper to seek laundry and raise awareness for the Jesus People movement. Bond, founder of Rapid Lightning Ranch, says the group helps troubled youth from drug use with a home for wayward boys and relies on donations. The main Jesus People House sits at 219 Church Street and operates separately from any formal church.
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Red Cross Warns on Hazardous Toys for Christmas
The American Red Cross cautions parents to choose safe toys during the Christmas rush. Durable construction, non sharp parts, and non toxic paints are urged, with guidance on batteries, UL labeling, circuit breakers, and keeping small parts away from babies. Questions to assess use and supervision are listed.
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Ben Franklin to be honored on new 7 cent stamp
The U S Postal Service announced a 7 cent Franklin stamp to be issued next year as part of the new rate for fourth class educational materials. Franklin, first U S postmaster, has appeared on more than 30 stamps since 1847.
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India Recognizes Bangla Desh Aims Quick Victory in East Pakistan
United Press International reports India recognizing the Bangla Desh government as Pakistani troops retreat under encirclement near Jessore. Spokesmen say India gains in Kashmir and Karachi harbor strikes, while Pakistan vows escalation and breaks diplomatic ties. Both sides claim air and sea actions with divergent totals.
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Dee Duo Pianists to Appear Tonight at Panida Theatre
Two pianos will fill Panida Theatre with a varied program by Howard and Patricia Barr tonight at 8 p.m. The North Idaho audience will hear rare two piano works, intricate arrangements, and unified ensemble from the pair known for seamless rapport and long touring success.
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