Courts May Force Airbag Use Via Lawsuit Pressure
UPI reports attorney Andrew Hricke argues courts could compel airbag adoption by manufacturers and carriers through costly tort suits. He cites appellate rulings deeming belts insufficient safety and history from Westinghouse and Vanderbilt showing court pressure can drive safer tech despite industry resistance.
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Leroy Pope
UPI
NEW York
Congress
Andrew Hricke
Hricko
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
National Underwriter
California
District of Columbia
George Westinghouse
Scriptural Approach Used In Finance Course
An eight week course on financial faithfulness will meet in the Sand Point Methodist Church social hall starting Friday Feb 11 at 7 pm. Retired banker Claude Hart leads. no fee, workbook sold for 395. Organizers James and Jan Boatwright promote the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Sandpoint
Claude Hart
Idaho Road Report Notes Icy Highway Patches
Boise reports from the Idaho state departments of Transportation and Law Enforcement indicate icy spots remain on several routes. Key corridors with icy sections include US 95 from Marsing to New Meadows, State Highway 55 Boise to New Meadows, Interstate 90 and US 16 Fourth of July Canyon to Lookout Pass, US 12 Lolo Pass, State Highway 21 Boise to Lowman, and I 80N Caldwell to Jerome with some fog and a broken snow floor on US 8 from Hailey to Lost Trail Pass.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
State Departments of Transportation and Law Enforcement
Marsing
New Meadows
Bonners Ferry
U. S. 16
Canyon
Lookout Pass
U. S. 12
Lolo Pass
Lowman
Caldwell
Jerome
U.S. 8
Hailey
Galena
Lost Trail Pass
Ashton Hill
West Yellowstone
Lunch Menu for Week
Daily lines list meals for Tuesday through Friday featuring items such as spaghetti with beans and apples pie on Tuesday, turkey with noodles on Wednesday, baked beans with ham on Thursday, and scalloped potatoes with cheese on Friday. Each day includes sides like vegetables, fruit, bread, and milk.
Princess Anne fined for speeding in Derbyshire
Princess Anne was fined 68 dollars by Alfreton magistrates after pleading guilty to speeding on November 27. She was stopped at speeds up to 96 mph on a British highway where the limit is 70 mph. She did not appear in court and was represented by a local lawyer. This was her first time facing legal action despite prior warnings. The report notes royal immunity does not extend to her or Prince Philip.
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Alfreton
England
UPD
Elizabeth
Anne
Derbyshire
London
Britain
Prince Philip
Amateur Festival Seeks Entries in Greater Spokane Event
Amateur music dance and art students must enter by February 15 for the Greater Spokane music and Allied Arts Festival in Spokane from April 29 to May 6. Divisions include accordion art dance organ harpsichord piano strings voice wind and percussion. Entry forms available from Mrs. Clarence Segal in Spokane or at local music firms Sampson Ayers and Clark Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Spokane
Spokane
Clarence Segal
Stone
Sampson-Ayers and
Clark-Evans Music
Revival Services Set for Week in Sandpoint Church
The Rev Charles LaFoy will lead revival services starting 7:30 p.m. Sunday January 23 and continuing nightly through January 30 at the Church of God located at the corner of Pine Street and Boyer Avenue in Sandpoint.
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Charles LaFoy
Church of God
Pine St
Boyer Ave
Sandpoint
Community Events Schedule At Sandpoint Center And Hall
Local seniors meet for a Friday dance at the Center in Sandpoint with live music and refreshments. Scriptural messages are offered Sundays at 3 30 p m in the V F W Hall led by Randy Erickson and Bruce Danell who report no denominational ties. Various club meetings and social events including 4 H skating make up a busy week in Sandpoint and Bonner County.
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Sandpoint
V.F.W. Hall
Lake Street
Randy Erickson
Bruce Danell
Bonner County
LDS Elders Seek Discussion in Sandpoint Area Mission
Elders Vern Jesse and Terry Mannon of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints conduct a multi month mission in Sandpoint. They welcome meetings to discuss life’s purposes Christ’s visit to the ancient Americas and family unity. Reach them at 263 5540.
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Seattle
Vern Jesse
Left
Terry Mannon
Mormon Church
Sandpoint
Church of Jesus Christ, Latter Day Saints
Jesse
Christ
Americas
LDS Church
Patient Records Access Debate Divides Medical Leaders
L ROSSITER Jr reports on a clash over patient access to medical records. AMA favors withholding information when disclosure harms patients, while Alan Westin of Columbia University argues patients deserve their health data. Westin urges court review for psychiatric records when disclosure could cause harm.
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L Rossiter Jr
LPI
Washington
UPI
The
American Medical Association
Alan
Westin
Columbia University
Abundant Water May Exist On Mars
Mars may have enough water to cover its surface with an ocean over 60 feet deep in solid or bound form scientists using Viking data say. Dr Michael McElroy of Harvard notes Mars formed with about one third as much water carbon dioxide and nitrogen as Earth.
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Dennis Stone
Honolulu
API
Mars
Viking
Michael McElroy
Harvard University
Earth
Poles
McElroy
Division of Planetary Sciences
American Astronomical Society
Solar System
Carl Sagan
Cornell University
Obituary of Nellie Marie Waring 66 in Spokane
Nellie Marie Waring age 66 of Sandpoint and Spokane died January 20 at Sacred Heart Hospital Spokane Born June 9 1910 in Trout Creek Montana married Curtis Bono Waring October 4 1926 in Missoula Montana Lived in Sandpoint and Coos Bay Oregon before returning to Sandpoint In 1974 they celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary She survived by her husband Curtis and daughter Gail Funeral services January 24 at 10 00 a m in Moon Chapel with Rev Harold Huff officiating Final disposition cremation Donations to Heart Fund and to White Pine Cemetery Montana are requested She was a member of United Methodist Church of Sandpoint and Eagles Auxiliary No 538 Coos Bay Oregon
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Joseph
Mary Burdett
Trout Creek
Montana
Curtis Bono Waring
Missoula
Sandpoint
Coos Bay
Oregon
Nellie
United Methodist Church of
Eagles
Curtis Waring
Sand
Pearl W Yaryan 84 dies in Coeur d'Alene Idaho
Pearl W Yaryan aged 84 died at Pinewood Manor Coeur d'Alene on January 19. She was born December 4 1892 in Chicago and married Floyd B Yaryan in Spokane in 1911. Graveside rites were held January 21 at Hope cemetery with Warren Pomeroy officiating. Survived by four children, seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Pearl W Yaryan
Pinewood Manor
Coeur d’Alene
Albert Verralli
Chicago
Floyd B. ‘Yaryan
Spokane
Washington
Oden
Hope
Pearl
Lake Rebekah Lodge
Sandpoint
Noble
Echo Lodge 30
Oden Busy Bees
Berkley V. Yaryan
Dotham
Alambama
Jack Yaryan
Donna Burgess
American Falls
Idaho
Barbara Phillips
Steven Hoss
Lewiston
Hope Cemetery
Warren Pomeroy
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Westinghouse
Commodore Vanderbilt
New York Central
Hricke
US 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Bee
Brian Moe
Agape Christian
Hart
George M. Bowman
Moody Press
James
Jan Boatwright
First United Methodist Church
Boyer and
Main
Weiss
Idaho Road Report
Farmin
Stidwell
Lincoln
Jan
ZEMO
Anthony R. Wood
Philadelphia
Eileen Billington
Mrs Billington
Scranton
Lillian Meskey
Church and
Buth Streets
Genevieve Thurlow
Joel Navarro
San Gabriel
Navarrro
Thurlow
Billington
Lakeside Lakers
Round Lake State Park
Panhandle Rodeo Association
Bonner
County Search and Rescue
Ponderay City Hall
Sandpoint 2
Sandpoint Motors
Hope Senior Pto
Germany
Hope School
Bev Wiley
LDS
Commerce Department
National Bureau of Standards
Westins
Friedrich Nietzsche
Nellie Marie Waring
Sacred Heart Hospital
Pearl W. Yaryan
Velvet
Palen Statons Fashion Shop
Basois
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