Vacation Bible School Parade Begins at Calvary Baptist
Calvary Baptist Church Sandpoint invites all area children to join the Bible School parade starting Saturday at 9 a.m. from 301 Olive. Bible School runs two weeks Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 12 noon with stories lessons crafts and singing for ages 3 to 6th grade. Older youths may assist. Bus transportation available. free will offering or stamps requested with proceeds to missionaries.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Sandpoint
Olive
Suit Filed for 625000 Against BN Railroad Over Asbestos Work
Albert C. Baycroft of Spokane filed in federal court seeking 625000 damages against Burlington Northern Railroad. He alleges exposure to asbestos between 1937 and 1942 while working at the Parkwater roundhouse, leading to asbestosis and lung cancer diagnosed in March 1972. He claims lack of respirators ventilation and safety warnings caused permanent disability.
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Spokane
UPS
Burlington Northern Railroad
Albert C. Baycroft
Federal District Court
Northern Pacific Railway Co
Northern Pacific
Burlington Northern
Baycroft
Parkwater Roundhouse
Wildlife Window River Study Near Coeur d'Alene
Fisheries Biologist Bert Bowler leads a year long survey of the North Fork Coeur d'Alene River and tributaries. Creel checks, scale sampling, electrofishing, snorkeling, and farmer interviews will map fish presence, numbers, ages, and angler preferences to guide future management. River divided into seven sections with weekend checks planned.
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Jack McNeel
Coeur d’Alene
Coeur d’ Alene
Bert Bowler
Bert
Enaville
Prichard Creek
Yellow Dog Creek
Cinnamon Creek
Magee Road
Teepee Creek
Big Elk Creek
North Fork
Breakwater Bridge
Deception Creek
Horse Heaven Landing Field
Mint Harvest In Idaho Rises To 7600 Acres In 1973
Idaho mint harvest is expected to total 7,600 acres in 1973, 300 acres more than last year. The Idaho Crop and Livestock Reporting Service says farming is on schedule overall as of June 1, with growth behind normal in the eastern region. Small grain seeding is complete, corn seeding nearly done, dry bean planting 75 percent finished, and potato planting about 90 percent complete.
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Boise
UPD
Idaho
Idaho Crop and Reporting Service
Canada halts most oil exports to U S tonight
Ottawa reports Canada will cut off gasoline and heating oil exports to the United States at midnight with future shipments allowed only if surplus exists. Energy Minister Donald MacDonald says the measure likely lasts about 18 months to ease refinery strain and avoid domestic shortages next winter.
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Ottawa
UPD
Canada
United States
Donald MacDonald
MacDonald
Nixon
U.S
tWe
America
Maclonald
National Energy Board
Europe
Clock tower climb cost Brigs driver for drunken damage
In Ilkeston England laborer Peter Brigs aged 18 was fined 62.50 dollars after climbing 45 feet up the town hall tower to the clock and damaging it while drunk. The speeding clock and chimes made time difficult for the officer to judge the offense.
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Ilkestone
England
Peter Brigs
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BN Railroad
Siogass
Home Glass
Sandpoint Glass CO
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