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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1973

Page

4

Meridian Teacher Named Idaho Aerospace Education Honor

Educator at Meridian High School, a 13 year veteran, will be honored as Idaho's outstanding aero space science educator of the year at the 1973 National Congress on Aerospace Education in Oklahoma City next April. Omar W. Fricke, College of Idaho graduate, was notified by Don Blakeley, Idaho director of NA- SEA. Fricke has taught aerospace science for five years, serves as a Civil Air Patrol Captain and Flight Instructor, and flies fire patrol for the Bureau of Land Management in summer.

Meridian Idaho Oklahoma City Omar W. Fricke College of Idaho Don Blakeley Kendrick National Aero- Space Education Assn Fricke Boise Bureau of Land Management

Bishop Responds To Abortion Laws in Idaho

Bishop Sylvester Treinen of the Idaho Diocese condemns the U S Supreme Court abortion rulings as dangerous and immoral. He argues abortion ends innocent life and calls for protest and potential jail for opposing views while reaffirming Church doctrine on life.

Bishop Boise Sylvester Treinen Idaho Supreme Court Texas Georgia Treinen Society For the Protection of Animals Krol

Official doubt on Essex lone sniper claim in New Orleans

Police say they may never prove Mark Essex acted alone in the January 7 downtown motel sniper spree. Officials dismiss reports of a single shooter and note no concrete evidence of a second gunman, despite ongoing theories and eyewitness claims.

NFW Orleans UPD Mark Essex Carol Gomon Essex Miss Gomon Emporia Kan Howard Johnson Gomon

BSC Professor Dies After Head Injury in Boise

Boise State College political science professor C. Wallace Gould, 64, died from injuries after a wine bottle struck him at his home. Police detained a 17 year old youth, with Ada County officials weighing possible adult charges, as motive remained unclear.

Boise Gupi C. Wallace Gould Boise State College Gould William Leslie Delton Gilliland Ada County

Nixon to abolish three agencies and shift duties

President Nixon announced to Congress plans to abolish the Office of Emergency Preparedness OST and the National Aeronautics and Space Council. Their functions would transfer to HUD GSA NSF and other departments, trimming 389 White House staff positions and saving about 2 million dollars yearly. The changes await Congressional action within 60 days.

Washington UPI Nixon Congress White House Office of Emergency Preparedness OEP Office of Science and Technology National Aeronautics and Space Council Executive

PR Church Names New Preacher

The Community Baptist Church four miles north of Priest River has called Rev. Carl V. Corbit of Newport to fill the pulpit. Corbit and his wife earlier ranched at Blanchard Idaho and studied at Multnomah School of the Bible in Portland graduating in 1956. He was ordained by Multnomah faculty at New Meadows Idaho and served as pastor there before leading Hayford Community Church in Spokane and Hope Chapel in Tacoma, with hospital chaplaincy in Tacoma.

Community Baptist Church Priest River Carl V. Corbit Newport Corbit Blanchard Idaho Portland Oregon Multnomsh School of the Bible Multnomah Hayford Spokane Hope Chapel Tacoma Washington

BLM Grass Planting Aims to Shield Idaho Fronts From Fires

In Shoshone Idaho the Bureau of Land Management reports planting fire resistant grasses on 13 000 acres to form barriers between natural and man made features including roads farms and canals Firebreaks are designed to slow blazes aiding crews along fronts Seeded species include intermediate wheat grass stream bank wheat and Russian wild rye crest ed wheat and rangeland alfalfa. Separately in San Francisco Gayle Patrick Jackson former actress and producer named chair of American Diabetes Association board.

Shoshone Idaho Bureau of Land Management Frandsen

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Nat U.S Orshei Abed BSC Executive Office The Presidency Department of Housing Urban Development General Services Administration George A. Lincoln OST National Science Foundation Foundation Guyford Stever Edward E. David Jr PR Church San Francisco Gayle Patrick Jackson American Diabetes Association Anchor Club Sandpoint Mark Evans Eperly Rick Eperly T&e
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