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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1973
Page
5
North Idaho College offers a rapid writing course starting January 8 1973 at the Coeur d Alene campus. Classes run Monday and Wednesday evenings 7 to 9 for fifteen weeks taught by JoAnn Nelson. Registration night is the first session in Vocational Building room 52. Fee ranges 25 to 35 dollars.
Boise Idaho United Press International reports Idaho Bicentennial Commission aims for national TV coverage of the 1976 Weiser Old Time Fiddlers festival. It will sponsor school and public historical essay contests with prizes of 250 100 and 50 and a ranch documentation contest due Oct 1.
Six northern Idaho mills closed over 18 months due to lack of federal timber. Potlatch Forests Inc official John M. Richards warned of continued supply threats and potential additional mill shutdowns if forests are not restored to full allowable cuts.
Five premature babies born to Lynn and James Baer in Highland Park were past the three day critical period and doctors at Evanston Hospital expressed optimism. Thomas Allen showed improvement from a respiratory infection while doctors debated using donor human milk. The parents, including father James Baer, prepared for a press conference as the babies remained in a protected nursery.
The 321st Engineer Battalion of the Idaho Army Reserve has a truck mounted water purification unit available for emergencies or non profits. Captain Lawrence Marks notes it will produce about 1500 gallons of drinkable water per hour and train the unit's operators through use.
The Bonner County Cattlemen’s Association and the County Extension Office sponsor a January February beef schools series at 8 p.m. Mondays in Sandpoint Community Hall. January 8 features cross breeding with Dr. Ross Christian. January 15 covers making your own rations by Morris Hemplstrom. January 22 discusses calf diseases with Dr. Floyd Frank. February 6 covers farm financing by Interstate Production Credit Association. All interested are invited.
Derek Fell is named Executive Director of All-America Selections and the National Garden Bureau. The role covers seed trials at 29 demonstration gardens across the United States Canada and Mexico. Fell has appeared on TV lectured for newspapers and magazines and calls the position the most exciting challenge he has ever had.
A diesel laden oil barge pinned to a pier under a major river bridge near Helena Arkansas as flood waters rose to 80 feet. About 75 percent of its 800000 gallon load leaked into the Mississippi River while salvage crews worked to secure the vessel and monitor potential bridge damage.
Sen. William Proxmire charges that retired military personnel now dominate the Office of Emergency Preparedness staff. He cites 46 retirees today, up from 11 four years ago, with salaries cited as high as 20 000 to 36 000.
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