Merchants Offer Free Movie for Sandpoint Shoppers
Sandpoint merchants present a free film program for children while parents shop. The Daring Young Men in Their Jaunty Jalopies opens at 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. on Saturday with cartoons after. Extra evening hours are set December 10 17 and 2023 across downtown stores until 8 p.m.
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Sandpoint
State Pharmacy Board to Question Osco Over Ads
Boise Idaho The State Board of Pharmacy orders the Osco drug store managers in southern Idaho to appear next Monday for a fact finding hearing at 2 p m. Executive secretary C E Barnett says inquiries cover advertising of prescription drugs and prices under federal and Idaho laws including manufacturers names and contraceptive ads. He cites price marking rules and seeks compliance status without alleging violations.
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Boise
State Board of Pharmacy
Osco
Idaho
C.E. Barnett
Barnett
Candidates Accuse Democrats of War Politics over India Pakistan Crisis
Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott charged Democratic presidential hopefuls with turning the India Pakistan war into a political issue. He said there was unity in neutral policy after a State Department briefing, while Kennedy criticized Nixon’s crisis handling in a separate Senate speech.
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UPD
Senate
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Scott
William Rogers
United States
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Nixon
Former Mayor Fosseen appointed to Expo-74 committee
Former Spokane mayor Neal R. Fosseen was named to the Expo-74 Ecological Exposition committee as vice chairman for foreign relations. Expo managing director King F. Cole announced Fosseen would depart for a five day trip to Germany to acquaint German leadership with the exposition plan.
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Spokane
UPI
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King F. Cole
Fosseen
Committee For Foreign Relations
Cole
Germany
State asks 29 communities to halt water polluting dumps
Hope and Clark Fork in Bonner County among twenty nine communities urged to stop dumping solid waste into streams lakes and watercourses to prevent pollution. A June 1 1972 deadline was set with possible extensions for action and cleanup plans.
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Hope and
Clark Fork
Bonner County
Robert Olson
Department of Health
Olson
Attorney General
State Agency Raps Eco Lawsuits
The Idaho State Reclamation Association denounces environmental class action suits as an interference with separation of powers and sovereign immunity. It warns such actions could push courts into environmental regulation where legislatures or Congress declined to do so. The group also opposes minimum flows in the Hells Canyon Reach and urges House hearings on the Salmon Falls water project near Twin Falls.
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Pocatello
UPI
Idaho State Reclamation Association
Association
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Congress
Hells Canyon
Snake River
Robert Packwood
R-Ore
U.S
House of Representatives
Salmon Falls
Twin Falls
GOP Candidate Raps Ecology in Idaho Speech
Challis Idaho F W Gill Bergeson a Republican senatorial hopeful told the Challis Chamber of Commerce that wise use of land water and minerals will create Idaho jobs and aid millions of Americans. He argued the ecology economy relationship must be resolved in the nation s interest and warned against allowing the environmental tail to wag the national economy dog.
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Challis
Idaho
UPD
F.W. Gill Bergeson
Pocatello
Challis Chamber of Commerce
A L Alford Named to Idaho Education Board
Governor Cecil Andrus appointed A L Alford of Lewiston to the Idaho board of education and the university regents, replacing John Peacock Kellogg who recently resigned. Alford, publisher of the Lewiston Morning Tribune, is a 1960 University of Oregon graduate and Lewiston High School alum with wife Nancy and three children.
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Cecil Andrus
A.L
Butch
Alford
Board of Education
University of Idaho
John Peacock
Kellogg
Lewiston
Lewiston Morning Tribune
Lewiston High School
University of Oregon
Nancy
Ski Report From Schweitzer Basin Idaho
United Press International reports Schweitzer Basin near Sandpoint Idaho at 7:30 a m temperature of 10 degrees with light snow. Two inches of new snow on a two foot base makes skiing very good. Two chair lifts operate daily and by week end three chairlifts and a t bar will be in operation. The area remains open daily.
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United Press International
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