Bonner County Community Notices July Meetings
Bonner County groups announce July meetings and events. Wives meet Friday July 20 at 1 pm Washington Water Power auditorium. Retired Teachers picnic July 19 at Mrs Hazel Moon’s Bottle Bay. Pend Oreille Gem Club July 17 7 30 pm Community Hall with a slide program. Do and Dine July 16 7 pm Community Hall second year members bring demonstrations. Past Matrons Club picnic July 9 6 30 pm William Olson home. Presbyterian Women salad luncheon July 20 11 30 am 1 pm church hall. Sandpoint Senior Citizens July 20 noon Community Hall pot luck and social. Bus route change requests due by August 1 1973 to Otis Hart. Board to consider August 14 1973.
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Pend Oreille Rock and Gem Club
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Sandpoint Senior Citizens Club
Lou Lacy
Dolly Lord
Myrtle Whitney
Ree Seavai
Otis Hart
Commodities distribution at Old Boner County Fair Grounds
Commodities will be distributed at the Old Boner County Fair Grounds from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on July 19 and 20. Applicants may apply at the Department of Environmental and Community Services Riverside Building in Sandpoint. Bring containers and boxes to collect commodities.
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Boner County Fair Grounds
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Sandpoint
Haldeman Led San Clemente Renovation Overhaul
Washington reports that H. R. Haldeman directed a 700000 dollar upgrade of Nixon's San Clemente estate aiming to improve security and private furnishings at taxpayer expense. Interior design by Channel and Chaffin with Pat Nixon involved. den furniture valued at 4834.50 dollars paid by taxpayers.
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Ervin Uses Nixon’s Words To Stress Senate Panel Aims
In Boston and Washington, Senator Sam Ervin cited Richard Nixon on the scope and necessity of congressional investigations. He praised the Senate committee’s goals while critics argued the hearings waste time and money. The Boston Plymouth Theater resumes burlesque tonight, revival after 12 years.
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Prison riot at Virginia State Prison Farm ends after 12 hours
State police used tear gas and dogs to clear two cellblocks at the Powhatan facility while 114 inmates surrendered in one block. About 400 inmates rampaged Sunday night seizing three cells and two dorms following a guard-inmate dispute.
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UPI
Virginia State Prison Farm
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Mitchell Seeks Dismissal in Watergate Perjury Case
Former Attorney General John Mitchell asks the court to drop the perjury and conspiracy indictment claiming a fair trial is impossible due to Watergate hearings. If denied, he requests retry in another district and an indefinite delay of the Sept. 11 trial.
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UPD
John N. Mitchell
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