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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1973
Page
1
Bonner County organizations announce January meetings and events including elections for the Bonner County Horsemen's Association officers and board on January 5 at Eagles Basement 8 p.m. and Panhandle Quarter Horse Association banquet January 11 at Schweitzer Basin Lodge.
Washington columnist Jack Anderson highlights Interior Secretary Rogers Morton amid reports from the Broken Treaties Papers. He argues Morton and predecessors ignored Indigenous land rights and fund release delays. The piece also details the Pit River Indians’ land restitution stance and a separate pot hoax involving Dr Luis Diaz deSouza.
Herbert Axel Carlson 84 died January 1 at Sandpoint Manor. Born July 6 1888 in Sweden he came to the United States at 18 and settled in Bonners Ferry Idaho in 1912 then Sandpoint in 1929. He worked for Humbird Lumber and owned Carlsons Tavern until 1965. He leaves two sons 11 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren and a brother. Funeral January 6 at Moon Chapel with Elks Lodge 1376 officiating. Burial Grandview Cemetery Bonners Ferry Idaho Memorials Elks National Foundation 1376.
For The Record items show admissions on December 29 to 31 including Mrs Clyde Hall and baby girl, Mrs Kenneth Shadel and baby girl, Mrs David Shaw and baby girl. Births declare Clyde Hall girl 6 lb 10 oz 20 in, Shadel girl 6 lb 6 oz 19 in, Shaw girl 6 lb 8.5 oz 19 in.
Community volunteers are urged to join the school program at Washington and Farmin elementary schools. Contacts Ellen Munson and Joann Moe provide details. All ages welcome to help students and teachers, with no age limit.
Gallup reports 1,008 adults surveyed in late 1972 foresee 1973 as a year of strikes and economic difficulty. Labor households favor strikes (56%) over peace (44%), while 47% expect unemployment rise versus 40% for prosperity.
Boise report says the state land board may consider giving the land commissioner administrative powers. The proposal by State Auditor Joe R Williams was raised at the December meeting and pushed for discussion at the January session. Williams, a board member, has sought this change for 12 years.
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