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Newspaper

Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1972

Page

7

Secret Pentagon tally claims 347 My Lai civilians killed

Pulitzer winner Seymour Hersh reports a Peers Commission transcript shows 347 civilians killed at My Lai 4 in 1968 and another massacre at My Khe hamlet nearby. He says higher Pentagon officials and Army failed to prosecute those involved.

Wesley G. Pippert Washington UPD Seymour M. Hersh Pentagon My Lai Hersh Americal New Yorker Magazine William R. Peers Peers Commission Ernest Medina Charlie Company My Lai 4 Viet Cong My Khe Bravo Company My Khe 4 Vietnam Department of the Army Samuel W. Koster William L. Calley Jr Willingham Thomas K nAnd Kde Terry Reid Milwaukee

Idaho Weather Report Flags Icy Roads Across State

Rain and snow created slick conditions on many Idaho routes with ice on major highways. The road by road report notes icy spots on U S 95 and U S 20, broken and snowy sections on interstates, closed passes at Lolo and some state routes, drifting snow, and advising chains at several locations.

Boise Idaho Department of Highways U. S Plummer Coeur d’Alene Mica Hill Sandpoint Bonners Ferry Council Mesa Hill Midvale Hill Weiser Whitebird Hill Craigmont Grangeville Culdesac Hill Moscow Genesee U. S. 954 Harvard Hill St. Maries Santa U. S. 10 Kellogg Wallace Lookout Pass Banks Canyon Cascade New Meadows U. S. 12 Lolo Pass Lost Trail Pass Galena Stanley Twin Falls Nevada Line Fairfield Mountain Home Swan Valley Victor Gilmore Hill Salmon King’ Hill Gooding Bliss Buhl Preston Minidla Pass Sage Junction Dubois

Tot's Critical Condition Drives Baby Wilson Fund

Eleven month old Rachelle Wilson is in critical condition at St. Luke's Hospital Boise after brain tumor diagnosis. Parents John and wife face mounting medical bills with no insurance as Baby Wilson Fund aids.

Boise UPS Rachelle Wilson Rachelle Boise’s St. Luke’s Hospital John Wilson Baby Wilson Wilson Goldie Jennings

Jerome City Council Recall Drive Advances

About 185 signatures are collected on petitions seeking the recall of Jerome City Council members Walt Bentzinger Elwin Tinker and S N Weeks. Attorney A Kolman notes 175 signatures are required to force a recall election after the council rejected reappointment of Police Chief C H Puntney.

Jerome APD Ss. A. Kolman C. H. Puntney Walt Bentzinger Elwin Tinker S. N. Weeks

Highway tax talks hint at modest gasoline increase

The House Transportation and Defense Committee reviewed four highway tax and fee proposals while implying a possible one cent per gallon gasoline tax rise. Governor Andrus urged raising the gas tax to nine cents, with lawmakers split on broader tax changes. Some supported higher license fees, but others warned against overburdening Idaho taxpayers.

Boile UPS House Transportation and Defense Committee Cecil D. Andrus John Sessions R- Driggs Sessions Idaho EV. McHan Rhetchum McHan William Roberts Rbuhl John Molyneaux Doeur d'Alene

FDIC Extends 60 Million Loan To Detroit Bank

The FDIC will lend up to 60 million to Bank of the Commonwealth in Detroit to avert closure. Depositors will be protected up to 20,000 each under FDIC coverage. The bank, with 57 branches and deposits around 1 billion, posted losses of 6.6 million in 1970 and 41.1 million in 1971.

Washington Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Bank of the Commonwealth Detroit FDIC Frank Wille

Daughter Sees Mother Die in Idaho Mobile Home Fire

Minnie B. Matheson a 90 year old woman died in a mobile home fire near Pinehurst Idaho on Sunday evening Cathy Welsh her daughter and Hazel her granddaughter were present and injured fingers touching the hot trailer door. Cause of the fire under investigation. Mrs Matheson survived by Cathy Welsh another daughter Eva Caspier five grandchildren and six great grandchildren.

Pinehurst Idaho Minnie B. Matheson Cathy Welsh Hazel

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