Sandpoint Couple Announces Engagement of Dorothy Critchell
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Critchell of Sandpoint announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Frances to Stanley Maurer son of Mr and Mrs Fred Maurer of Sandpoint Miss Critchell is a senior at Sandpoint High School and is ex-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Critchell
Sandpoint
Dorothy Frances
Stanley Maurer
Fred Maurer
Miss Critchell
Sandpoint High School
Local Couple Announces July Wedding in Sandpoint
The wedding plans are announced for a Sandpoint couple. The bride to be is employed by the Department of Employment and is fianced by a 1973 Sandpoint High School graduate working at Colburn Sawmill. The ceremony is set for July 28 at the Church of Jesus Christ Later Day Saints in Sandpoint.
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Department of Employment
Sandpoint
Colburn
Church of Jesus Christ Later Day Saints
Kalmbach Says He Acted On White House Aides Orders
Former Nixon lawyer Kalmbach testified he raised funds for Watergate defendants on orders from the No 2 and No 3 men on the White House staff. He named no one but hinted at Ehrlichman and Haldeman while denying personal wrongdoing. He said actions were to meet a moral obligation and he was fired May 1 after disclosures of payments to a “dirty tricks” lawyer.
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Washington
UPD
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Nixon
White House
Kalmbach
John D. Ehrlichman
H. R. Haldeman
Watergate
Donald Segretti
Sen. Edmund
Muskie
Murder Trial Begins Today in Payette
The first degree murder trial of Ray C. Hurd, 53, Emmett, was set to start in Third District Court in Payette. Hurd is charged in the Feb 16 shooting death of Ray M. Bell, 36, Emmett. Bell was shot in the face with a .22 pistol. a pocket knife lay near his hand. The case was moved from Emmett to Payette after a venue change.
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Payette
Idaho
Ray C. Hurd
Emmett
Third
Hurd
Ray M. Bell
Bell
Nixon Handling of Watergate Miserable
Senator Lowell Weicker of Connecticut, a Watergate committee member, said on a local TV interview that President Nixon’s handling of Watergate is miserable and that Nixon is not acting like a president. He added he would vote against subpoenaing Nixon to testify or produce documents.
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New York
UPI
Lowell Weicker
R-Conn
Senate
Nixon
Weicker
Nixor
Two Escapees At Large From Eagle Island Prison Farm
Authorities hunted two Idaho state prison inmates who walked away from Eagle Island prison farm. Identified as John D. Larson 30 Bannock County and Richard Leroy Lobusch 28 Jerome County Larson 5 ft 8 in 150 pounds hazel eyes brown hair serving first degree murder Lobusch 5 ft 10 in 4 inches tall 160 pounds blue eyes brown hair serving first degree burglary.
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BOSE
UPD
Idaho
Eagle Island
Ada County
John D. Larson
Bannock County
Richard Leroy Lobusch
Jerome County
Larson
Lobusch
Nixon Aide Had Funds Drive For 1972 Campaign
In November 1970 early pledges of financial support for Nixon's 1972 bid were discussed. Maurice Stans allegedly ordered the destruction of Kalmbach's files. surviving records were given to the Senate Watergate committee. Sen Ervin opened the session quoting Nixon to stress the probe's national importance.
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Haldeman
Maurice H. Stans
Kalmbach
Senate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Sandpoint Couple Announce Engagement of Stephanie Cornagey
Mr and Mrs Edwin A Cornagey of Sandpoint announce the engagement of their daughter Stephanie LaRene Cornagey to Daryl Dean David son of Mr and Mrs Bruce L David of Sandpoint. Both graduates of Sandpoint Senior High School 1972 and students at University of Idaho and Whitworth College respectively. No wedding date set.
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Edwin A. Cornagey
Sandpoint
Stephanie LaRene
Daryl Dean David
Bruce L. David
University of Idaho
Moscow
Idaho
David
Sandpoint Senior High
Whitworth College
Spokane
Washington
Stephanie LaRene Cornagey and
Proxmire Urges Cuts in Arms Procurement Costs
Sen. William Proxmire cites GAO data showing a possible 318 billion dollar arms bill over six years and says the Pentagon program inflates defense costs. He warns omissions may push annual costs above 53 billion through 1979 and urges immediate cancellation or phaseouts of low priority weapons.
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Washington
API
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Pentagon
Senate
Proxmire
Joint Economic Committee
General Accounting Office
GAO
Fish and Game Urges Check In For All Sportsmen
Idaho Fish and Game and Idaho State Police require all fishermen hunters and trappers to stop at checking stations for license proof and any game in possession. Failure to stop is a misdemeanor. At a summit north of Ketchum 26 citations were issued, many to Chinook salmon anglers.
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Boise
Idaho Fish and Game Department
the Fish and Game
Galen A
Ketchum
Fish and Game Department
Idaho State Police
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Frances Critchell
Ehrlichman
John W. Dean II
Miss Cornagey
Botea
By Charles M. Schulz