Supreme Court upholds Indian tribes liquor regulating power
The Supreme Court unanimously affirmed tribes' authority to regulate liquor sales on private land within reservations. The 1953 law delegating liquor control to Indians was proper and not unconstitutionally vague, reversing a lower court ruling for the Wind River Reservation case involving the Blue Bull Bar in Ft. Washakie.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
William H. Rehnquist
10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Wind River
Wyoming
Blue Bull
Ft. Washakie
Justice Department
Rehnquist
YMCA Lists Open Hours for Coeur d Alene 1975
The Kootenai YMCA in Coeur d Alene releases 1975 hours and open swim times for Bonner County residents. Regular hours run Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday 12 noon to 5 p.m. Sunday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. through March 30. Open swim shows Youth and Adult Monday and Wednesday 6 30 to 8 30 p.m. Friday 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Adults Monday through Thursday 12 noon to 1 30 p.m. Friday 12 noon to 1 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday 8 to 10 p.m.
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Kootenai
Coeur d’Alene
Bonner County
YMCA
Community Meeting Notices Roundup in Bonner County
Income tax help available Mondays 9 to 5 at Bonner County Senior Center beginning Feb 3. Clark Fork PTO screens Historic Roads Jan 21 with candy sale proceeds to PTO. Eagles Aux January 21 initiation and Tuesday drill practice. 1975 Farmers Tax Guide exists at Extension Office. Panhandle Area Council on Aging meets Jan 22 10 am in Coeur d Alene. Nutrition contracts review for Northern Idaho elderly aims. Sandpoint Jaycees curbside Xmas tree pickup Saturday 12 to 6 pm. Kootenai PTO activity night Jan 24 7:30 with games and cake raffle. Hospital Aux meets Jan 21 1:30 pm. Clark Fork AARP Jan 28 1:30 pm city hall discussing Reach Out benefits. Don Otteson leads old song singing with bingo after. Dessert luncheon and card party Jan 24 1 pm IWA. public invited.
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Bonner County
N. First
Panhandle
Clark Fork
AARP
Don Otteson
Mary Tenney obituary from Sagle Idaho 1975
Mary Jean Edwards Tenney of Sagle Idaho died January 19 1975 at Kootenai Memorial Hospital aged 51 Born September 14 1923 in Sandpoint Idaho. Survived by husband Chet five children two daughters six grandchildren one brother and three sisters. Funeral at Moon Chapel Wednesday 1 p.m. with Bishop John Winger officiating. Interment Pinecrest Cemetery.
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Mary Jean Edwards Tenney
Sagle
Idaho
Kootenai Memorial Hospital
Sandpoint
Chet Tenney
Seattle
Washington
Heber
Chet
Dick C
Jess K
Michael C
Janette Weatherly
Coeur d’Alene
Marie Forell
Tom Anderson
Kennewick
Edna Selle
Missoula
Noreen Perry
Palouse
Jessie Kelley
Portland
Oregon
Moon Chapel
John Winger
Pinecrest
Hattie T. Hesselgesser 89 dies in Bonners Ferry
Hattie T. Hesselgesser of Sandpoint died January 19 1975 at Community Hospital Bonners Ferry at age 89 Born March 25 1885 Wiesert Nebraska married Guy Hesselgesser December 18 1910 Came to area 1937 farmed Sagle 1937 1942 moved Sandpoint 1942 Survived by husband three daughters son Paul D Hesselgesser 11 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren two sisters Funeral Wednesday 10 am Moon Chapel Interment Pinecrest.
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Hattie T. Hesselgesser
Sandpoint
Bonners Ferry
Wiesert
Nebraska
Guy Hesselgesser
Taylor
South Dakota
Sagle
Huband
Guy
Willie Fisher
Santa Monica
Calif
Delorus Charbonneau
Portland
Oregon
Emma Walker
Selmar
Paul D. Hesselgesser
Salem
Grace Leach
Sargeant
Thelma Shaffer
Oroville
Moon Chapel
Pinecrest
Durand, Harry C. Durand dies in New Mexico at 62
Harry C. Durand born in the Morton area died Jan 20 in Deming New Mexico at age 62. He lived in Everett Washington before moving to New Mexico three years ago to retire. Survived by wife Vivian two daughters Harriet Michael and Virginia Claxton two brothers Charles and Bob Durand and four sisters Jeff Penrod Helen Alspach Ruby Rothenfluh Mary Chaffins. Funeral services and interment in Sandpoint are pending.
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Harry C. Durand
Morton Area
Deming
New Mexico
Mr. Durand
Everett
Wash
Vivian
Harriet Michael
Walla Walla
Virginia Claxton
Tucson
Charles Durand
Sandpoint
Bob Durand
Spokane
Jeff Penrod
Helen Alspach
Kootenai
Ruby Rothenfluh
Mary Chaffins
Liberty Lake
Mischief and theft reported in local logs
Police log notes a junior high incident with damage to a pop machine and a bullet hole in a pickup window reported by Mrs Hoffine. Sheriff's log lists theft of two wallets from Diane Hawk and Gayle Williams at Schweitzer Basin in Spokane.
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Diane Hawk
Gayle Williams
Spokane
Schweitzer Basin
Wright critiqued liberal land use policy and total government control
Wright attacked Senate Bill 268 and land use regulation, claiming federal control via EPA regulation and Supreme Court rulings. He labeled Socialists and Marxist aims in government, urged support for John Birch Society, and linked police funding to federal influence and a growing police state. Lampreys mention appears as a separate sentence about spawning in tributaries.
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Jackson
Henry Jackson
Wright
Udall
Muskie
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Supreme Court
Karl Marx
Mr. Marx
Congress
Steve Symms
Idaho
Council On Foreign Relations
Rockefeller Foundation
Smithsonian Institute
Ford Foundation
Governor’s Conference
National Association of Attorneys General
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
John Birch Society
Sandpoint Notices Include Lodge Meetings and Court Action
A sequence of notices announces Sandpoint Rebekah Lodge meetings to adopt Articles of Incorporation and elect Trustees at 7 p m February 4 1975 in Sandpoint Idaho. It also records Ponderay Idaho adopting the Idaho Motor Vehicle Code Title 49 with local enforcement, and a Bonner County district court summons in a divorce action against Bobbie Mae Powers served on Gary A. Finney as attorney for plaintiff. The publication dates include January 14 21 28 and February 4 1975.
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Sandpoint Rebekah
Sandpoint
Bonner County
Idaho
Marvin A. Emery
Ponderay
State of
State OF Idaho
First Judicial District
Bonner
Doris L. Kenney
Betty Hawkins
Missouri ponds would form one of America's largest lakes
The combined area of Missouri farm ponds could exceed 150 000 acres, making a vast inland lake if gathered together. This figure highlights the scale of farmland water features across the state and their potential impact on local hydrology and agriculture.
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Missouri
America
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10Th
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Utah
Clark Fork Pto
PTO
Eagles Aux
Sandpoint Jaycees
Kootenai Pto
Hospital Aux
Women’s Relief Corp
IWA
Mary Tenney
Hattie Hesselgesser
Harry Durand
Wright Assairs
Charles Fontaine
James E. Steinhouse
District Court OF the First Judicial District
County OF Bonner
Richard A Powers
Bobbie Mae Powers
Is Gary A. Finney
Gary A. Finney
Plaintiff
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