Foreclosure and real estate judgment notices in Bonner County
Idaho court proceedings notify Glen and Frieda Groscost and William and Dorothy La Rock of a mortgage foreclosure action in Bonner County, with a 20 day response period. A separate writ of execution sets February 22 1972 for public auction of Priest River lots to satisfy a $1 309 37 judgment plus costs.
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William O. LA Rock
Dorothy M. LA Rock
Archie Yager
Starr
Ponderay
Bonner County
Idaho
State of Idaho
William D. LA Rock
District Court
First Judicial District
Bonner
State of
Sandpoint
Gary Gornick
Gillingham
Priest River
Notice to Creditors and Divorce Suit in Idaho
Notice to creditors in Bonner County Idaho requests claims within four months for the Chris J Hale estate. Separately, a summons in the First District Court requests Robert F Smith answer within 20 days in a divorce case with irreconcilable differences and sole custody sought, filed by Geraldine R Smith. clerk Doris L Kenney.
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Chris J. Hale
Bandelin and Featherston
Sandpoint
Bonner County
Idaho
State OF Idaho
District Court
First Judicial District
Bonner
Demonstration Called Against Coors Brewery
The GI Forum endorsed a Feb. 26 protest at the Adolph Coors Brewery in Golden Colorado during its Cheyenne midwinter meeting. About 200 attendees heard the resolution urging action over alleged employment discrimination.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
UPI
Adolph Coors Brewery
Golden
Colo
Coors
Youth Rescued After 12 Hours in Winter Snowstorm
A 17 year old youth Jacque Christenson from Chippewa Falls Wisconsin survived 12 hours stranded on the north side of Shaffer Butte during a winter storm near Boise. Bogus Basin ski patrolmen rescued him after fifteen searchers scoured the area upon notification by Ada County authorities. He huddled in a snow burrow to wait for dawn and was found by a rescue team member.
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Boise
UPD
Shaffer Butte
Bogus Basin
Jacque Christenson
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Leonard Stucker
Meridian
Stucker
Ada County
Christensen
Spokane Judge Questions Release Of Murder Suspect
Spokane County Superior Court Judge Willard Roe challenged Eastern State Hospital’s discharge of Henry Jones 34 who escaped a year ago and has not been seen since Roe had ordered Jones in 1964 to be confined at the hospital and said he should not be released except by the court Jones faced a second degree murder charge for the shooting of Kenneth Fry 62 in a downtown Spokane drugstore Humphreys the hospital superintendent said Jones was not a patient while absent from the facility and thus could not be discharged by the hospital.
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Spokane
UPD
Eastern State Hospital
Spokane County
Medical Lake
Here
Jones
Kenneth J. Fry
Humphreys
Roe
Idaho Senate moves on littering and jail inspection bills
The Transportation Committee proposed measures to add penalties for littering defacing scenery and damaging plants on public lands and for causing water to flow onto roads. A separate plan to empower the State Board of Correction to inspect city and county jails faced cost concerns. In Boise, ski resort liquor licenses were defeated pending possible reconsideration. Also Boise lawmakers approved eliminating water claim filing fees and single member districting. In Nordman, Idaho dog racing teams contest the United States Pacific Coast championship with $2,500 in prizes over 20 mile courses.
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Boise
State Board of Correction
Idaho
Idaho State Penitentiary
State Affairs Committee
UPD
Idaho Senate
John Peavey
Rupert
Schweitzer Basin
Bogus Basin
Elkhorn
Sun Valley
Nordman
UPI
Priest Lake Sportsman’s Association
Northwest Sled Dog Club
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Frieda Groscost
Betty Hawkins
Scott W. Reed
P. D. Box A
Coeur d’ Alene
the First Judicial District
Geraldine R.smith
Robert F.smith
Doris L. Kenney
Stephen Bistline
Plaintiff
N. First Sandpoint
Cringely
Cardley
Bronx
Borth and
Whipple
Ashtabula
Tm. Weg U
Pat
Unit-4
Yoo
Mii Fis Coice
Pfair Huntington, Aly
Senate
Helen McKinney
R-Salmon
House
Army Réserve
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