State Drug Plan debated by Idaho group
A subcommittee of Idaho’s Interdepartmental Committee for Children and Youth urged a statewide drug prevention and treatment plan. The tentative report calls for regional centers, treatment facilities, jobs for recovering clients, an interagency council, school education coordination, and parental consent rules for minors in treatment.
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Coeur d Alene Attorney Dies at Elks Convention
William Stark Hawkins a past grand exalted ruler of the Elks collapsed and died of a heart attack at a New Orleans hotel during the Elks convention He was the only Idahoan and the youngest head of the order a St Joe Idaho native and Idaho Law School graduate served four terms as Kootenai County prosecuting attorney and later a state district judge He is survived by his wife Agnes Ramsteadt and three children plus grandchildren
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Sandpoint Forecast Mostly Fair Hot Through Friday
Weather in Sandpoint calls for mostly fair and hot days through Friday with a 10 percent chance of rain. Afternoon and evening thunder showers are possible over the mountains. Highs around 90 and lows near 60 each night.
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No Decision Reached On White Clouds Plan
Franklin Jones says Idaho Wildlife Federation directors failed to decide on a management plan for the White Clouds in central Idaho. A 50 50 split over choosing a national recreation area versus a national park recreation area prompted postponement for further study and a final determination.
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Youth Charged In Wis. Murders
A 19 year old Sheboygan resident Douglas George Dean was charged with five counts of first degree murder in the shooting deaths of his mother, the mother of a girl friend and the girl friend's three younger brothers. The complaint cited a 22 caliber rifle as the weapon. Dean was hospitalized and police requests to interview him were denied.
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Bonners Ferry Wins $5000 Grant for Park Facilities
Senator Len B. Jordan announced a $5000 grant awarded to Bonners Ferry by the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. Funds will pay for picnic areas and playground facilities at Bonners Ferry City Park.
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Class Of '51 Plans Reunion at Sandpoint Elks Lodge
The Sandpoint High School Class of 1951 plans a reunion on Saturday July 24 with registration from 1 to 6 p.m. at the Sandpoint Elks Lodge. Dinner follows the 6:30 to 7:30 social hour and Russ Whalen's group will provide dancing after dinner. The class reconvenes Sunday at 1:30 p.m. with families at Lions Beach Benefit Barbecue on Sandpoint City Beach.
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