Sandpoint Focus in Lake Pend Oreille Waterways Work
Leo Hadley reelected chairman of the Lake Pend Oreille Waterways Committee which plans Sandpoint area projects including Sand Creek improvements. Funds from the Soil Conservation District may aid the creek dredging with Fred Kennedy’s tug. Gamble Lake access and parking were noted, and Bonner County Waterways Chair Jim Collins is quitting though not yet official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hadley
Lake Pend Oreille
Sandpoint
Waterways
Terry Merwin
Sandpoint Iself
Sand Creek
Hadley
Soil Conservation District
Fred Kennedy
Gamble Lake
Les Gissel
Bonner County Waterways
Jim Collins
Barbara Remmers
Interior proposes advisory board system reform for public lands
The Interior Department filed rules to continue citizen committees advising the Secretary and BLM on public lands. A three level national state and district framework would replace current boards with broader representation and potential cost savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Curt Berklund
Congress
Executive Branch
Agriculture Department
Forest Service
Card Of Thanks for Wayne Walseth Family Note
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and relatives who comforted us after the loss of our son and brother Wayne. God bless you all. Clifford Walseth, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walseth, Mr. and Mrs. C. Belmore and family, Gerald Walseth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Clifford Walseth
Richard Walseth
C. Belmore
Gerald Walseth
Community club and church notices schedule January events
Unity meets at Meeks Antiques January 6 with Ruth Heatherington as guest speaker. Sandpoint Junior Club gathers January 7. contact Susan Austin for details. Eagles Aux and Drill Team plan January 7 practice and 8 p.m. auxiliary meeting. Post 15 and Ladies Auxiliaries hold January 8 meeting at 1105 Lake St. Panhandle Planning Council meets January 8 at Templins Inn with no host dinner at 6:30 p.m. Reservations: 667-4619. American Lutheran Church Women meet January 7 for Bible study on Matthew. United Methodist Women January 9 program Week of Prayer and Self Denial. Welcome Wagon lunch January 8 at Edgewater. St Agnes guild January meeting. Full Gospel banquet January 7 at Lifehouse Hope. Phillip Israelson speaker. Martha's Circle January 10 at Masonic Temple. Sandpoint Saddle Club dues meeting January 7 at 7 p.m.. 1975 dues payable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Martin
Ladies Aux., American Legion
Vfiw
Lake St
Panhandle
United Methodist
A.P. Snedden
E.J. Messmore
Chas. Cupan
Messmore
Pharmacists Sell High Price Drugs Across Markets
A UPI report notes consumers could save about half on prescription antibiotics if pharmacists used the cheapest brands. The CEP argues lower priced options are often unavailable due to big drug firms controlling the market with expensive brands. The study cites erythromycin and tetracycline price spreads and warns much of the higher price is passed to consumers, while industry leaders contest reducing pharma to a mere commodity.
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Washington
UPI
Council On Economic Priorities
CEP
Milan Laboratories
SmithKline
Pfizer
Parke- Davis
Squibb
Lederle
Joseph Stetler
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
New Forestry Association Director Announced
Joe C. Venishnick of Sandpoint announced Louise Shadduck of Boise and Coeur d Alene as Executive Director of the North Idaho Forestry Association. Shadduck, a Coeur d Alene native, has governmental and private sector experience and previously served as admin assistant to Orval Hansen and others. She will work from Boise during the session with HQ in Coeur d Alene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe C. Venishnick
Sandpoint
North Idaho Forestry Association
Louise Shadduck
Boise and
Coeur ‘d’Alene
Coeur d’Alene
Orval Hansen
Coeur d’Alene Press
Spokesman- Review
C.A. Robins
U.S
Henry Dworshak
Idaho Department of Commerce and Development
National Federation of Press Women
Buise
Lafferty Transportation Building
P.O
Miss Shadduck
John E. Martin
Priest River
Idaho
Edelin Manslaughter Trial Opens Over Fetus Viability
Boston doctor Kenneth Edelin, 36, is charged with manslaughter for allegedly killing a 24 to 28 week fetus during an October 1973 abortion. The case tests post 1973 Supreme Court viability guidance and could influence related indictments at Boston City Hospital.
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Boston
UPI
Kenneth Edelin
U.S. Supreme Court
Edelin
Boston City Hospital
New York Times
Shopping Advisors Sought to Help Seniors at Groceries
Bonner and Kootenai County Extension Home Economists seek shopping advisors to guide senior citizens in buying practices and, when needed, accompany them to stores. Training for advisors starts mid January and covers food selection menu planning and nutrition. Contact Susan Gohs at 263-6841.
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Bonner and
Kootenai County
Susan Gohs
Bonner County
Kathy
Hake
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Unity
Meeks Antiques
Ruth Heatherington
Spokane
Susan Austin
Oak Street
Eagles Aux
Auxilary
American Lutheran Church
Helen Newton
Edgewater
St. Agnes Guild
Lifehouse
Hope
Phillip Israelson
Martha’s Circle
Masonic Temple
Sandpoint Saddle Club
Ray Kline
Council
the Daily Bee
Mon
New’ Forestry Assn
Charleston
Wva
UPI _.o
Herbert L Pausley
Democratic Party
Moscow
Sergei Arkhipov
Leningrad
Tass
Stranger
Signe Leon
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