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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1976
Page
3
The Welcome Wagon Club invites all residents and newcomers to a pot luck picnic at 6 p.m. Wednesday July 14 at the City Beach Covered Hut. Call Mrs Dean Kincaid or Mrs von Bromgard for food suggestions.
At a Sandpoint Saddle Club pot luck meeting the recent horse show was praised for success with 237 horses in 879 classes. The ride at Sand Flats Naples is rescheduled for Sunday July 25 meeting at 10 a.m. Ted Bruhn ranch Naples, bring a pot luck dish for the following picnic. Hal Carter is president.
A four man vigilante group member, Steve Prescott aged 33, was shot in the back by Gonzalio Nieto after the men dispersed in an Alief area to deter burglaries. Nieto says he fired by mistake, case to be presented to a grand jury with no charges yet.
Pat Nixon, 63, remains serious but stabilizing after a paralyzing stroke. Doctors say recovery will take three to four months with ongoing rehabilitation and a hospital transfer to continue treatment and nursing care.
Frank Sinatra and Barbara Marx married at Walter Annenberg’s desert estate in a civil ceremony. A 109 degree day marked the celebration as guests including Spiro Agnew Ronald Reagan Rosalind Russell and Gregory Peck attended. The couple exchanged luxury wedding gifts a gray Jaguar for Barbara and a $100 000 Rolls Royce for Frank.
July 12 to 16 Calvary Baptist hosts John MacNee of Millan Memorial Church. SSA officer visits Sandpoint July 13. 4-H Dog Obedience Fun Match July 31. Health, club, and senior meals schedules appear at Bonner County venues with multiple potlucks and meetings July 13 to 31. World War I group skips meeting this month.
IOC Executive Board recommended excluding the Republic of China team from the July Games after political pressure from Canada. Taiwan officials pledged to challenge the ruling, while IOC Congress must ratify. Amid protests, Tanzania and Mauritius withdrew over New Zealand’s rugby tour in South Africa.
Six people were killed and several wounded at California State University Fullerton when a maintenance man opened fire in the library as classes began. The suspect, aged 25 to 30, fled to a nearby motel before being captured. no motive was given. Names of victims withheld pending next of kin notifications.
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President Ford deplores the Executive Board recommendation to exclude Taiwan athletes and calls for withdrawing the ruling. White House aide Ron Nessen says Ford phoned US Olympic Committee President Krumm to press a reversal and to treat the issue as athletic competition not national politics. The IOC will discuss the matter at a three day meeting beginning Tuesday.
Ford gains momentum in the final week of state convention contests for the GOP nomination. A UPI tally shows Ford at 1,086 delegates with Reagan at 1,040 and uncommitted 79. Ford may sweep Connecticut 35 delegates while Reagan eyes Utah 20. Ford could reach the 1,130 needed for a first ballot victory, according to projections and strategists. Ford reshapes his staff as Mead is dropped and Hartman loses blanket speechwriting control.
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