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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1972
Page
8
Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin arrived for work with two black eyes and wore dark glasses at a Joint Economic Committee session. He refused to explain the injury, saying only no comment, while aides offered no details.
Curtis Latta of Detroit led a 45 minute high speed chase at Detroit Metropolitan Airport after pursuing United Flight 147. Latta and two passengers were arrested as deputies shot out four tires. airliner took off after Latta was subdued and a warrant for felonious assault with a motor vehicle was sought.
North Idaho FHA supervisory staff will host state director Donald L. Winder in Boise this week. He will meet Sandpoint Bonners Ferry Coeur d'Alene supervisors Tuesday and visit Moscow Lewiston Grangeville offices Wednesday to discuss housing inspection appraisal construction standards and applicant eligibility.
Idaho schools urged to observe Negro History Week as state Superintendent Engel promotes program. U S education chief Marland calls on schools colleges and museums to support efforts highlighting Afro American contributions to life and education. Washington Wheat Commission declines suit over 123 day west coast dock strike damages.
Spokane city council accepted a bid of four percent from Old National Bank of Washington for 1.5 million dollars in city bonds. The proceeds finance initial riverfront development for Expo 74 environmental exposition, with First National Bank of Washington managing a syndicate of local banks.
ISU will receive a GOH-13D maintenance trainer and two OH-13E helicopters for its aircraft mechanics program. The donation, announced by Senator B. Jordan, will be finalized by the GSA on February 9 with delivery about a month later. Students will disassemble and reassemble decommissioned government aircraft as part of the curriculum.
KTLA began broadcasting at 8 30 PM on January 22 1947 from a converted Hollywood garage marking the first commercial TV station west of the Mississippi.
Police report multiple attacks near Oregon State University campus over six days. Victims include Nancy Wyckoff from Glendale and Elizabeth Gleckler from San Mateo. Description: young white man with short brown hair. several victims hospitalized. campus security investigating.
Spokane fire investigators believe a Saturday night basement blaze that damaged a 17 unit apartment building was set deliberately. Capt. Paul R. Nolan said kerosene or a similar solvent was used to start the fire, which confined to the basement and one apartment. all 20 residents escaped unharmed.
About 15 committee members from across the state met in Boise to discuss future action and talk with legislators on public education funding. TEA president Ron Finn said several legislators favored 100 percent funding, but committee chair Lelia Lewis noted concerns over whether such a bill would increase funding beyond current spending and keep schools from being unable to get by.
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