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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1972
Page
4
Ron Hunt, American Legion baseball coach, will conduct a six day instructional series at Memorial Field starting Tuesday June 13. Sessions run one hour each, with age groups 10-12 and 13-16 focusing on pitching and catching drills.
Dr. Jerome Jaffe testified that a nonaddictive narcotics antagonist pill could curb dependence by blocking narcotic effects. The drug is expected to be ready in months and would be part of a broader push for treatment access and funding, with a yearly agency budget request of 6.8 million dollars.
US Census data show first and second generation Cuban residents rising from 124 416 in 1960 to 560 628 in 1970 with Florida housing 252 520 people or 45 percent. New York 98 479 New Jersey 71 233 California 47 699 and Illinois 19 649 also listed.
Fred Shaff Jr., 20, of Filer, was electrocuted by a 42 000 volt line while disconnecting a television cable. He was one of three Cablevision, Inc. workers handling underground cable changes Saturday in Twin Falls.
A seven eight car London Rail train derailed near Eltham on a seaside outing return, killing engineer Robert Wilsden and three passengers. About 129 injured, many women and children. Rescue teams pulled wreckage overnight as an official investigation opened.
Denver federal investigator George K. Bernstein invites interested persons to a two day Denver hearing on irregularities in Mountain West land sales. He notes the agency oversees over 3,000 registered developments but suspects many more remain unregistered and selling land illegally. He also cites possible fraudulent registrations and seeks to identify those involved.
In his first season Hunt leads the American Legion program at Sandpoint High School and hosts free open clinics at Memorial Field. Sessions cover pitchers catchers first and second base third base shortstop and outfield with no registration required and athletes may attend multiple positions. Weather may cause reschedules and programs mirror successful efforts in New Plymouth and Payette aimed at building a stronger baseball program.
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