Wages Of War Not Too Shabby For Kootenai Tribe
The 67 member Kootenai Tribe in Bonners Ferry Idaho has received 12.5 acres of land and 475000 in federal funds along with a housing program road planning and water sewer systems. Tribe leaders say the nonviolent campaign raised awareness and will continue until a larger reservation and more jobs are won.
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Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Doug Wheaton
Wheaton
Amy Trice
Argonaut Insurance Withdraws From Idaho Medical Malpractice
Fourth District Judge Marion Callister allowed Argonaut Insurance to exit the Idaho medical malpractice market immediately. Eight Coeur d'Alene doctors’ injunction request was denied to block the June 1 discontinuation affecting Idaho physicians. Boise attorney Max A. Redford said insured doctors must seek new coverage promptly. other case portions await future hearing in Ada County.
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Boise
API
Fourth District
Marion Callister
Argonaut Insurance Company
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
Max A. Redford
Argonaut 10
Ada County
Ford and Sadat Hold Salzburg Talks On Permanent Peace
President Ford and Egypt's Anwar Sadat wrapped two days of talks in Salzburg with optimistic notes on a permanent peace plan. Ford said a U.S. policy to promote lasting peace is taking shape and offered renewed economic aid to Egypt. Sadat praised Ford as an honest broker and invited him to Cairo. Israel announced a major drawdown on the Sinai front, seen as a goodwill gesture toward peace.
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Anwar Sadat
U.S
United States
Ford
Sadat
Egypt
Suez Canal
Alpine
U S. Middle East
Rabin
Washington
U.S. Middle East
Salzburg
Henry A . Kissinger
Israel
Kissinger
Sinai
Middle East
Group Stops Patrol Unit at Beach Faces Rock Throwing
A Sandpoint police officer escaped injury as 25 to 30 juveniles and young adults confronted him at the city beach. The group blocked the patrol car and tossed rocks and bottles as the officer drove off in pursuit of a fleeing vehicle. No arrests were made.
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Paul Siem
Siem
Sheriff's Office
Cycle Crash Injures Two Near Ponderay on State Highway 200
A motorcycle went out of control on debris after striking a large rock on State Highway 200 near Ponderay Sunday, injuring Harold L Ginter 49 and Annie Ginter 38 of Sandpoint. Both sustained cuts and bruises. Other weekend incidents included a Vancouver man escaping injury after swerving to miss a barricade and a Thursday collision near Westmond Road injuring three people.
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Ponderay
Robert Wilcox
Harold L.ginter
Annie Ginter
Sandpoint
Wilcox
Byron L. DeBoer
Vancouver
Wash
DeBoer
Bonners Ferry
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UPI
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Westmond Rd
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Rt. 1
Janet Russell
Rt 1
Jane Susan J. Russell
Bonner General Hospital
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