Sandpoint Beach Liability Cleared In 1969 Accident
District Judge Blaine Anderson ruled the City of Sandpoint not liable for injuries Mrs. Helen Johnson suffered Aug 1, 1969 when struck by a ski boat off Sandpoint City Beach. The verdict attributed fault to Johnson and the boat operator, Dale Martin, with liability previously settled for 7,000 dollars.
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Blaine Anderson
Coeur d’ Alene
Sandpoint
Helen Johnson
Anderson
Johnson
Dale Martin
Lee Sheffield
Tim Batt
Edgewater
Summer Swim Program Opens at Sandpoint City Beach
The 1972 summer swim program begins June 26 at Sandpoint City Beach with WSJ sanctioned lessons for beginners to adults. Life guards Carla Elliot Carla Moore Dan Young and Claudia Ammnerman teach. Beginners must finish first grade. Sign up deadline for session one is June 25 with lifeguards.
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Sandpoint City Beach
Carla Elliot
Carla Moore
Dan Young
Claudia Ammnerman
WSJ
Miners Memorial Education Fund Nears $10,000 Goal
The Miners Memorial Educational Fund Inc. formed to aid Sunshine Mine fire victims’ children has raised about ten thousand dollars. Trustee H. F. Magnusson said donors nationwide answer a clear need for nearly 200 fatherless kids and that scholarships for scholastic and vocational goals are planned.
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Wallace
Idaho
Miners Memorial Educatonal Fund Inc
Sunshine Mine
H. F. Magnusson
United States
Sandpoint Town Band Rehearsal Scheduled for June 22
A Sandpoint town band holds a rehearsal Thursday June 22 at 8 p.m. at the Community Hall. All members are urged to attend and graduates are welcome to join. For information call 3 6663.
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Sandpoint
Hard Liquor Added To New 19 Year Old Drinking Law
The Friday Bee reports the 19 year old drinking law will cover hard liquor as well as beer and wine. Senator James Stoicheff says Governor Cecil Andrus signed the bills on March 27, with the law taking effect July 1.
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Bee
James Stoicheff
Cecil Andrus
Auto Rolis Total Loss After US 95 Crash
Clyde Ray Chandler 21 of Koostenai drove north on US 95 near Westmond at 3 15 am and fell asleep at the wheel. The car left the road, hit a reflector, rolled on its top, went over a 35 foot embankment and came to rest on its top with no visible injuries reported.
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Clyde Ray Chandler
Koostenai
Chandler
Westmond
Uscahels
Supreme Court Rejects Wiretaps Without Court Orders
The Supreme Court unanimously declares Nixon era wiretaps on domestic subversives unconstitutional without a court order. The decision, written by Justice Powell, also upholds baseball antitrust exemptions and expands federal power to curb discriminatory state actions. Justice White concurs only on illegality, not the constitutional ruling.
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Washington
UPC
Supreme Court
Nixon
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Curt Flood
Storm King Mountain
Hudson Highlands
New York City
William J. Brenna Jr
Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
Harry A. Blackman
Kaniksu Forest Completes First Phase of Multiple Use Plan
Forest Supervisor Ralph D. Kizer announces completion of the initial phase for the Kaniksu National Forest plan. The process included public listening sessions and revisions, outlining present forest conditions, resources, history, and planning assumptions. Broad management zones and coordinating requirements are identified with annual plan updates.
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Ralph D- Kizer
Kaniksu National Forest
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Pacific Power and Light and
General Telephone
Lions Club
Sunshine Kids
Kaniksu
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