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Newspaper

Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1970

Page

3

Weather across regions reports deep cold and heavy rain

The bulletin notes extreme cold in New England and the East with Burlington Vermont at 19 below and New York 15 above zero while San Francisco Bay Area drenched in rain. California mountains saw slides and a flood threat as showers eased and a storm kept up.

United Press-International New England East San Francisco Bay Area Upper Midwest Burlington Lebanon N.H Hartford Dresden Maine Barbara Jean Barto New Bedford-Fairhaven Mass Acushnet River Tamalpais Valley Marin County Public Works Don Frost Mill Valley Belvedere London Road Kitchener Bay Area Weather Bureau California Oregon Eureka Calif Portland Ore Midwest Ohio Pennsylvania New York Arcata

Moon Man Earns Degree at USC

Neil A. Armstrong, first human on the moon, completed the USC master of science in aerospace engineering after delivering a lecture on lunar landing techniques at the dedication of the Frank R. Seaver Science Center in Los Angeles. He pursued part time graduate studies at USC while a test pilot at Edwards Air Force Base from 1955 to 1960.

Los Angeles UPI Neil A. Armstrong University of Southern California Armstrong Usc Frank R. Seaver Edwards Air Force Base Calif

Dam Reservoir Name Change Proposals Stir Idaho Region

Senator Len B. Jordan cites three naming options for the reservoir behind Dworshak Dam in Idaho. Lake Chopunnish and Lake Nez Perce are proposed, with Wanigan also listed. each reflects local history or lumber culture. Legislative action would require a Congress bill, and residents urged to decide before any bill.

Len B. Jordan Ida Dworshak Dam Clearwater River Idaho Chapunnish Lake Nez Perce Wanigan Lake Ralph S. Space Orofino Lewis and Clark Clearwater County Pacific Ocean North Fork Clearwater Jesse Greene Lapwai Wanigan Robert D. Werner Oro Jordan Dworshak Reservoir Congress Dworshak Henry Dworshak

South Floods Court By Mail

Washington reports the Supreme Court faces thousands of petitions urging delay of desegregation beyond February 1 1965 in Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Georgia and Florida cases. Florida Governor Kirk requests intervention to postpone. Florida counties Bay and Alachua seek reconsideration. state Sens Slade Scarborough push back with letters and tickets for in person view of impacts.

Washington UPI Supreme Court South Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Georgia Florida Claude R. Kirk Jr Bay Alachua Tom Slade Dan Scarborough

Taxpayers Ask IRS About Dependents and Deductions

Public guidance covers claiming a nonrelative as a dependent, filing estimated taxes, missing W-2 forms, reporting interest income, and tax benefits for Social Security and medical premiums. It explains Schedule B and Schedule A usage, and rules for married couples filing separately.

Pin Queen Bowling League Leads After Tight Standings

In a close league week a split for Northern Lights and Cabinet Gorge teams shuffles standings. Dust McCiam and Fran ces Crandell led Sandpoint Motor with strong scores, while Linda Miller topped Sandpoint Bowl and Patrick Sauer shone for Idaho First Nat Bank. Frances Crandell posted high net game and Barbara Remmers high gross series as entry blanks open for the girls Association Tournament.

Toasters Motel Northern Lights Frances Crandell Sandpoint Motor Cabinet Sore Barbara Remmers Cabinet Gorge Eonardicb Anita Rhoades Idaho Nat. Bank Linda Miller Pat Sauer The Bank Kaniksu Frances Davis Leila Witheral Betty Welter Mary Madsen Girls Association PIN Queen Sayers Ice & Fuel Art Ruyle Connies Sommerfeld Co-op Beaners Sagers Lasean Driggs Nathal Alspach

Conrad Crashes At South Pole During World Flight Attempt

Max Conrad, 67, of Flagstaff Arizona, plane crashes on takeoff at the South Pole while en route to Punta Arenas Chile. He reports he touched the snow with the propeller after becoming airborne. the craft belly landed but he was unhurt.

Wellington New Zealand Max Conrad South Pole Punta Arenas Chile Conrad Flagstaff Ariz

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