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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1977

Page

3

Mormon dissident seeks federal probe over church actions

Vancouver Washington attorney Douglas A. Wallace excommunicated Mormon dissident and self described reformer writes to U S Attorney General Griffin Bell. He claims church leaders state and federal agencies conspired to deny his religious rights and seeks a federal investigation into Salt Lake City authorities and the Utah judiciary. Wallace alleges improprieties including church court interference and biased government involvement.

Vancouver Wash UPI Douglas A. Wallace U. S Griffin Bell Utah Wallace Bell Church City of Salt Lake Salt Lake City FBI Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office Utah Judicial System Seattle

Montana Couple Celebrates 55th Wedding Anniversary

Jessie and Alice Lee marked their 55th anniversary on Monday at Sandpoint Manor. The Lees, Montana natives from a Heron-area farm, note Mr Lee’s long public service as Sanders County commissioner 1954 to 1972 and 20 years with Northern Lights Incorporated. He is a World War I veteran now aged 82. Jessie rests at Sandpant Manor and Alice stays at Condo Del Sol.

Jessie Alice Lee Sandpoint Manor Lee Montana Lees Heron Mr. Lee Sanders County Northern Lights Incorporated Sandpant Manor Alice Condo del Sol Northern Lights Board Bee Brian Moe

Senator questions lawyers fee in auto injury case

Rosemary Pryor, 20, paralyzed from a Michigan no fault auto accident, received $90,000 from the driver in a settlement. Her father's insurer paid about $52,000 in medical, rehab and lost wages. Pryor's lawyer collected $30,000 as one third of the settlement. Senator Russell Long calls contingency fees in such cases a travesty and urges limits on lawyers in settlements.

Cheryl Arvidson Washington UPI Rosemary Pryor Miss Pryor Lansing Mich Michigan Miss Pryo Russell Long D-La Long

Obituaries: Karl Berg and Nick Radan Pass Away in Idaho and Washington

Karl Rudolph Berg 72 died at Kootenai Memorial Hospital Coeur d’Alene Idaho July 15 survived by wife Flossie two sons Darwin and Jim a daughter Tosca two grandsons one stepson Terry Meyers and one step daughter Rosemary Kay Bell funeral July 20 at Moon Chapel Sandpoint. Nick Radan 89 died Bonner General Hospital July 18 born Yugoslavia May 21 1888 married June A Ocok Sandpoint worked on Great Northern Railroad survived by wife Jane a son John Radan from Newport one step daughter May funeral July 21 at Moon Chapel with interment Pinecrest Memorial Park.

Karl Rudolph Berg Kootenai Memorial Hospital Coeur d’Alene Idaho Peter Barbara Berg Rhinegenheim Germany Flossie Mae Bocock Sandpoint Karl Arizona Texas Sandpoint High Bonners Ferry La-Price Superette Humbird Lumber.Co Carl Nichlas Nick” Radan Bonner General Hospital Yugoslavia Marrage June A. Océok Nick Great Northern Railroad First Baptist Church Jane Ea Ei John Radan Newport, W May Ellensburg Washington Moon Chapel Pinecrest Memorial Park

Doctors Read P hime Eal Without Surgery Ad Claim

An ad claims doctors can readP hime eal without surgery and remove coins and calluses medically. It promotes DERMIA-SOFT Creme as an available, nonprescription remedy to be shown to a druggist and used as directed.

Overwork Ties to Hair Growth in Women, Cambridge Expert Says

Cambridge University physician Prof Ivor Mills warns excessive work may trigger hormonal changes that cause women to grow facial and body hair. He notes risks rise for women in their 20s and urges recognizing limits before damage occurs.

London UPI Cambridge Ivor Mills Mills Cambridge University

Post Falls Firm Strikes as U S W Local 6780 Walks Out

Pickets surround Clare Pendar in Post Falls Idaho after the contract for 250 United Steelworkers Local 6780 members expires. No talks scheduled. Steelworkers say wage offer rejected by 80 percent. Two strikes active in northern Idaho.

Postfalls Idaho UPI Clare- Pendar United Steelworkers Manufac Tur James Thompson

Dancing Cows Debut At Moscow Circus Act

Moscow paper Konsomolskaya Pravda reports a new circus act featuring cows that dance play soccer ride scooters and solve puzzles. Trainer Valentina Simonova praises the cows as clever tender and adaptable noting their enchanting eyes and cooperation with bears in training comments.

Moscow UPD Moscow, Circus Konsomolskaya Pravda Today Valentina Simonova

Defector Critics China’s Push to Produce Over Revolution

Fan Yuan-yen a Chinese pilot who defected to Taiwan describes a shift in Beijing from revolutionary ideals to a production driven policy. He cites longer factory hours, food shortages, and hunger while officials push a three year production plan and self criticism campaigns.

Shullen Shaw Taipei Taiwan UPI Peking Mao Tse-tung Fan Yuan-yen Communist Air Force China Fan Mao Shanghai Hua Kuo Feng China Mail

Community groups announce July events across Bonner County

Beekeepers, Wildlife Federation, Womens Relief Corps and local clubs schedule field trips, luncheons, meetings and picnics from July 19 to July 28. Visitors and members are invited with contact numbers provided for details. activities include bear study talks, beach parties, thrift-store drives, and pot luck picnics at multiple sites.

District 1 Wildlife Federation John Beecham Bonner County

American Army Wives Urged to Dress Up by European Standard

UPI reports in Darmstadt that model Judith Moulton and Army Capt Alphonso Hunley urge U S Army wives in Europe to abandon hair rollers and casual wear. Moulton says European women dress up and Americans spoil the image, while Hunley enforces a new commissary dress code banning rollers and many casual items.

Gale Wiley Darmstadt West Germany UPI Judith Moulton Nuremberg Stars and Stripes Armed Forces Moulton Europe Alphonso Hunley

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