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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1969
Page
2
A six member jury found Lawrence W. Boswell guilty by reason of insanity on three counts of first degree murder for the 1965 killings of his father, mother, and nephew near Worley. Boswell, once deemed incompetent, was released and later ordered to face trial. Psychiatrists testified to schizophrenic and paranoid personality disorders.
The Toy Center scene shows volunteers Sheri Terry Susie and Nikki Borden aiding a project. Local families donate blocks, with the Kelley families of Gold Creek providing blocks and other items such as forty black boards stick horses and bob sleds.
Sam reports two inches of new snow at the resort with 18 inches at the lodge and two feet higher on the slopes. Skiing is very good and visitors are urged to ski fast and often as the Fourth of July is about 220 days away.
Eleven New Yorkers died in two fires on Thursday. Eight perished in a Brooklyn slum apartment where investigators cited faulty Christmas tree lights as a possible ignition. Residents and officials said landlords had refused to fix fire hazards despite summons.
Bank of Idaho seeks to clear confusion over Christmas Club accounts. President Jo seph Bianco says the bank pays 4 percent interest, same as regular savings, and notes thousands of dollars in interest and principal were paid last month to Idaho customers. New York's Central Park covers 840 acres.
Cloudy and foggy conditions persist into Saturday with occasional rain or snow. Gusty winds tonight and Saturday bring a 60 percent chance of precipitation. Today’s high near 40, tonight’s low around 25, Saturday’s high near 35.
A middle aged man bought an 8mm automatic lauser in a downtown pawn shop and walked outside vowing to shoot three or four dudes. He opened fire on passing cars and pedestrians wounding two, one fatally, before killing himself. The man signed the name John Price on the register. police seek true identity via fingerprints.
Boise Cascade Corp sits among 37 proposals reviewed for Operation Breakthrough to expand low and middle income housing. Secretary Romney announced 11 site planning firms for further negotiation with prototype sites and potential construction as early as 1970.
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