Circus and carnival visit Sandpoint clash in 48 hours
A circus and a carnival both rolled into Sandpoint within a two day span causing crowding and overlap concerns for locals and visitors alike.
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1971
Page
3
A circus and a carnival both rolled into Sandpoint within a two day span causing crowding and overlap concerns for locals and visitors alike.
Boise Attorney General W. Anthony Park said he will drop a suit by his predecessor Robison against Idaho First National Bank and First Security Bank of Idaho if they cut rates to 15 percent from 18 percent by July 1, aligning with the new consumer credit code. Robison had claimed rates above 11.55 percent violated state law and pursued a second action for alleged unlawful interest revenue.
United Press International surveys athletes across universities highlighting names like Marc Bombard at Texas El Paso Vernon Law at Brigham Young Steve Ruff at Wyoming Mark Law at BYU Mike Bowling at Arizona State and more. The piece riffs on headlines and nicknames and notes a transfer Sabutogi Lanitu Letuligasenoa nicknamed Tony at New Mexico junior college along with various others across sports.
Bonner County Commissioners authorize Sandpoint’s appointment for the North Idaho College Extension Center. The 1971-72 fall semester offers Eng 101 English Composition Psych 100 Introduction to Psychology US History and Bus 131 Principles of Accounting. Fully accredited and transferable. Admission with special permission for non high school diploma holders. Registration details to be announced. information via Mrs. Sharon Weller at 263-4355.
Four Salmon patrolmen quit amid differences with Idaho’s new police chief Edward Tudor. Resignations take effect July 1 and Tudor will keep jobs open for reconsideration while taking new applicants. Mayor William Cannon called the situation regrettable and said Tudor would not be replaced.
Washington reports the 44th National Spelling Bee trimmed to nine by mid morning as contestants faced difficult words like Retroussage and Doublure. Judges noted the field included 11 to 15 year olds spelling 526 words on day one, with 94 contestants entering.
Tomorrow night a group of local youths and volunteers present a community talent show to fund a young workers fund and provide paid summer jobs. Hosts include Hans Landau, Bob Evans, and the Russ Strange Quartet offering top entertainment for a $1.25 admission. The writer urges broad support and notes the show doubles as constructive community activity.
A large tan male collie mix dog was picked up by the Poundmaster at 4 p.m. on June 8 at the Beach. It may be claimed by calling 263-5483 or City Hall if no answer. If unclaimed by Tuesday June 12, it will be disposed of.
Gov. Cecil D. Andrus told the Food Producers of Idaho that farm labor issues must be resolved within state law or federal intervention will occur. He warned that without local handling migrant labor and industrial safety problems could move to the federal level and become more stringent.
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