Biology classes view films on cancer and smoking dangers
Priest River High School biology classes screened films from the Idaho Chapter of the American Cancer Society. Topics included cancer and emphysema, effects of smoking on youth, reasons people start smoking, and a comparison of non smoking trends in the medical profession. Dallard Johnson of the Kaniksu National Forest spoke on silviculture and tree species in the area, noting past logging impacts and the need for responsible timber management.
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Priest River High School
Idaho
American Cancer Society
Dallard Johnson
Kaniksu National Forest
Sandpoint
Johnson
Trail of the Hunter opens at Panida Theatre tonight
Adventure film Trail of the Hunter screens at 8 pm opening night at Panida Theatre produced by Ned Payne and narrated by Victor Jory. The 91 minute color feature showcases slow motion sequences and outdoor adventure aimed at families, with matinees Saturday and Sunday at 1 15 p m through Sunday.
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Ned Payne
Panida Theatre
Mr. Payne
Danny Thompson
Penninsula
Victor Jory
Card Holders Protected Under New Credit Rules
Washington reports new amendments to the Truth in Lending Act limit liability for unauthorized purchases to $50 per card in cases of loss or theft. Cards must bear identificatio n within a year and issuers must notify holders and provide a reply-in envelope. Violations face up to $10,000 fine and up to five years in jail for large unauthorized charges.
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Washington
API
Agnew Defends Revenue Sharing Plan Ahead of Congress
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew defend ed Nixon’s 16 billion revenue sharing proposal saying public support is growing and that about 48 percent of funds would go to local governments while 52 percent stay with states. He noted opposition from House Ways and Means Chair Wilbur Mills and said details would emerge in weeks.
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Kansas City
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Congress
Gallup
Agnew
House
Ways ,and Means
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Mills
Local club meetings set through February in Sandpoint
Several community groups schedule meetings in Sandpoint including Panhandle Child Development Center on February 3 730 p m in the hostess room behind First Federal Savings and Loan. Other gatherings include Bulldog Bench breakfast February 2 645 a m Pastime Cafe and Fly Inn planning at the Dan Converse home January 29 7 p m.
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Panhandle
Bulldog
Chuck Schoonover
Inland Empire Wrestling
Priest River 4-H elects officers and plans monthly meetings
The Priest River Pans & Needles 4-H Club held an officers election at city hall with Sandi Fiedler elected president, Vickie Westover vice president, Rosemarie Sacomano secretary, Tina Westover reporter, Heather Benson song leader, and two sergeants at arms. Organization leaders announced monthly meetings on the last Wednesday each month at 7:30 p.m. at city hall. In South Africa, 13 miners died and 14 were injured in an underground fire at Zandpan mine 6,600 feet below the surface as 4,000 workers were present.
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Priest River Pans & Needles Club
Linda Westover
Sandi Fiedler
Vickie Westover
Rosemarie Saccomanio
Tina Westover
Heather Benson
Kelly Kerr
LuGean
Mickelson
Walter Deinhardt
Billy Westover
Duane Gillespie
City Hall
South Africa
UPI
Zandpan
Here
New Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Jack Bergman in Spokane
Mr and Mrs Jack Bergman welcome a baby boy born January 13 at Deaconess Hospital Spokane. The mother is Carolyn Booker, daughter of Mrs Gladys Booker. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Kermit Bergman of Sandpoint.
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Jack Bergman
Deaconess
Spokane
Ms .Bergman
Carolyn Booker
Gladys Booker
Sandpoint
Kermit Bergman
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National Association of Counties
Atlanta
Dan Converse
VFW
Lake Street
Sandpoint Civic Club
Retail Merchants Committee
The
Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce
Sandpoint Saddle Club
Northern Lights
American Legion Auxiliary
Old Legion Hall
George Harper
REM
Benker County Citizens For Better Education
Washington Water Power Auditorium
Owa
D.E
Yamaha
A.M.F
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