Sewing in Home Corner Lot Sale Notice
Sewing work offered at a home address with a contact number 3te and a partial phone-like string 3-3852. No clear event date or organization provided.
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1972
Page
6
Sewing work offered at a home address with a contact number 3te and a partial phone-like string 3-3852. No clear event date or organization provided.
The House Agriculture Committee approved a Clairborn letter urging Gov. Cecil D. Andrus to propose alternatives to the vetoed farm labor bill. The Senate also moves to create a Idaho Labor Relations Act with a five member board empowered to issue subpoenas and cease and desist orders.
London MPs urge a House of Commons select committee to probe race relations in Massachusetts after Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's criticism of Britain's Northern Ireland policy. The Massachusetts Democrat compared Northern Ireland to Britain's Vietnam and likened the Londonderry shootings to My Lai.
A Medford Oregon couple injured in a weekend plane crash near Ketchum were improving at St. Alphonsus hospital in Boise. Wayne Chitwood aged 39 remained in serious condition while his wife Julie was listed in fair condition. They were flown to Boise after their plane crashed into a mountainside three miles south of Ketchum on Saturday.
A Boise man, Richard Patrick, 32, was hospitalized with a gunshot wound to the leg and listed in satisfactory condition at St Luke’s hospital. His wife Loisann Patrick, 33, was booked at the city jail on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon.
Local shoppers are invited to browse the pages of this newspaper for upcoming sales and new deals. The edition promises a curated selection of advertisements and promotions from area merchants, aimed at helping readers save time and money.
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