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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1975
Page
3
The price of gold opened at the lowest level in more than two weeks, slipping to about 183.50 an ounce in London from the prior close, as the dollar shows modest gains on European markets. Dealers note December strength ahead of a US gold buying rush starting January 1.
The Panhandle Planning and Development Council considers water quality planning for Boundary Bonner Kootenai Shoshone and Benewah Counties. A public meeting will be held Wednesday February 5 at 7 30 p m at the Community Hall in Sandpoint. For more information contact the Department of Health and Welfare Boise or Regional Environmental Services Coeur d Alene.
A four session beef education series begins Monday January 13 1975 at 7 30 p m in Sandpoint Community Hall. Dick Johnson University of Idaho soils specialist leads each talk with topics on fertilizer and its economics. Sponsored by Bonner County Cattlemen’s Association and the County Extension office.
Unity will meet at Meeks Antiques on Mon Jan 6 at 7 30 with Ruth Heatherington of Spokane as guest. Sandpoint Junior Club meets Jan 7 at 8 p m at Susan Austins 707 Oak St. Bonner County Sportsmen Association holds a regular monthly meeting at 7 30 p m in Community Hall. Sandpoint Civic Club Jan 6 at 1 30 p m in Community Hall with an executive board meeting beforehand. George Klippstein will discuss making jewelry and plans for the Idaho Federation of Women’s Clubs state convention. Mrs James Abbott and Mrs Earl Harmon will visit Jan 20 to meet members. United Methodist Women meet Jan 9 at 7 30 p m at Mrs A P Snedden with co-hostesses Mrs E J Messmore and Mrs Chas Cupan. Helen Newton presents Status of Women Today at Welcome Wagon luncheon Jan 8 at 12 noon Edgewater. Bonner County Amateur Radio Club meets Jan at 7 30 p m Wash Water Power Building. St Agnes Guild meets second Thursday in Jan at Parish Hall 1 p m. Eagles Aux Drill and Ritual Team practice Jan 7 at 7 p m. Aux meeting at 8 p m and joint meeting with men after. William D Martin Post 15 and Ladies Auxiliary American Legion meet Jan 8 at Inn Hall 1105 Lake St at 8 p m. St Josephs Altar Society meets Jan 2 at 7 30 p m Parish Hall Tom Woodland presents Medical Alert film.
Ann Somers of Coeur d'Alene is appointed Acting Regional Supervisor for Financial Assistance and Food Stamps, replacing Gerald Quick who becomes State Director of Medical and Financial Assistance. Somers, a DHW employee for about four years, previously ran the Coeur d'Alene Welfare Office and has a BA from the University of Idaho. She and her two daughters reside at 328 Military Drive.
Barrett Laschever former managing editor of Facor Modern Guides said he was unaware the firm and its owner were CIA backed as claimed by Watergate figure E Howard Hunt Jr Laschever noted his duties as travel editor included extensive abroad work and that he never saw any unusual instruction or evidence linking Fodor to the CIA before leaving in 1968 He recalled Eugene Fodor a WWII OSS veteran and Hungarian immigrant who became a US citizen
The 1974 Census of Agriculture by the Bureau of the Census seeks up to date 1969 farm statistics. Raynold Davis urges full cooperation from all farm and ranch operators in Bonner County to ensure accurate changes are measured. Reports should be mailed back early. estimates are acceptable when records are unavailable.
The 86th Tournament of Roses parade opened in Pasadena with George style tribute to The Heritage of America. Georgia won the sweepstakes for The Colonial Dream float while police patrolled amid 1 million spectators and 125 million viewers. Henry Aaron served as parade marshal.
Mayo Clinic clinician Dr. Jack Sternlieb notes an ear lobe crease may signal heart disease. In a limited study the crease appeared in about 9 of 10 heart disease patients and in 133 of 144 symptomatic patients. The crease may form when blood supply to the ear lobe is reduced by coronary disease.
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