Community meeting notices and club events listed
The notice collection lists meetings and activities for January and December. Golden Eagles Dance at Eagles Lodge January 4 with refreshments. Sandpoint Chapter 1333 AARP meets January 2 for potluck and 1:30 pm meeting. Sandpoint Racquet Club tennis sessions three days weekly. DAV Auxiliary cancels January 4, special January 25 with National Service officers. Westside Fire District meets January 8 at Dover Hall. National Service officers assist veterans January 25. Sandpoint Tops Club weigh-ins rescheduled to December 31 at Washington Water Power Hostess Room.
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Sandpoint
American’ Association of Retired Persons
Washington Water Power
A Gift From The Snow Play At Panida Theatre
Gloria Miller writes A Gift From The Snow a Sandpoint area production with songs by Robin DuCrest. Jody Brown plays Holly who befriends a sick deer Feather, under DuCrest's direction. Performances are Dec 29 and 30 at 1 p.m. Tickets 1 for children 2 for adults. group rate available at Hazel Halls.
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Daniele Huguenin
Panida
Bee
Actors and Playwrights Theatre
Sandpoint Area
Gloria Miller
Robin DuCrest
Sandpoint
DuCrest
Holly
Jody Brown
Chip Dawkins
Feather
Daily Bee
Hazel Halls
Judge allows blood transfusion for pregnant woman over objection
Multnomah County Circuit Court Judge Berkeley Lent granted Emanuel Hospital and Dr. Clifford Fears permission to transfuse Connie Reavis a 23 year old Jehovah's Witness who refuses consent. The procedure aims to protect the unborn baby during a planned cesarean delivery despite the mother's religious objections.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
Multnomah County
Berkeley Lent
Emanuel Hospital
Clifford
Connie Reavis
Kelso
Reavis
Howard Hughes Faces Lawsuits and Evasive Life in Bahaman Seclusion
Howard Hughes, the billionaire industrialist and former mogul, dodges lawsuits and federal probes as he remains in self imposed retirement. He has not appeared in court recently, moves between hotels and residences from Las Vegas to the Bahamas, and rare telephonic interviews keep him in the public eye while authorities pursue irregularities tied to Airwest and other ventures.
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United Press International
Howard Hughes
Congressional Committee
Grand
Rathegathan
Hughes
Trans *World Airlines Corporation
Las Vegas
Nevada
Xanadu
Bahamas
Airwest
United States
Los Angeles
Hughes Tool Co
Houston
Tex
Ella Rice
Jean Peters
Katharine Hepburn
Lana Turner
Terry Moore
Ginger Rogers
RKO
TWA
Beverly
Hills
Las
Vegas
London
Nicaragua
British Columbia
Volunteers Deceived in Leukemia Fund Hoax
Montgomery volunteers helping a child with leukemia collected 3700 empty cigarette packs believing they would be paid 25 dollars per hundred. R J Reynolds Tobacco Co official denied any offer while no one claimed responsibility for the scheme. The improvised drive targeted a four year old in LaGrange Ga with daily shot costs of 75 dollars.
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Montgomery
UPD
David Fishel
The
R.J. “Reynolds Tobacco Co
LaGrange
Poverty Drops Among U S Families in 1972 Census Finds
The Census Bureau reports 5.1 million poor families in America in 1972, down 4 percent from 1971 and 39 percent from 1959. The data show overall poverty fell, but poor black families may have risen from 1971 to 1972.
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Washington
UPI
America
Census Bureau
Hughes faces libel suit amid Watergate ties and aviation scrutiny
The text notes Charles Hughes facing a $?.5 million libel suit filed by former aide Robert Maheu in Las Vegas over a telephone news conference denying a fraudulent Clifford Irving biography. It mentions Hughes’ links to Watergate, Nixon brothers, and political contributions, with no public comment on Airwest issues.
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Hughes
Nixon
Robert Maheu
Las Vegas
Maheu
Clifford Irving
Airwest
Rexburg Family Named District FHA Farm Family of the Year
Rexburg six member Summers family chosen as District IV Farmers Home Administration farm family of the year for 1973. They will compete with three district winners for Idaho state honors and a possible nationwide judging, with the national winner set to meet President Nixon at the White House.
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Boise
UPI
Rexburg
Farmers Home Administration
Ross C. Summers
Donal L. Winder
Idaho
FHA
Winder
Niven
White House
Summers
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Eagles- Lodge
Fairgrounds
Denslow
Glen Phillips
DAV
Auxiliary
Westside Fire Dist
Dover Community Hall
Ray Borders
Steve Clements
Sint el
RKO Studios
Eagles
the Nite
the Rhythm Kings
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