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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1972
Page
5
A Maryland court case seeks the necessary legal process for committing a subject under the state defective delinquency law. The filing outlines steps required for due process and confinement under the statute.
Mrs. Algred Provencal, 77, of Moscow, Idaho, died from a skull fracture after she apparently fell from a horse in a nearby field. Coroner Dr. Roger Hawkens reported the autopsy found the cause was the fall, marking a second Idaho horse riding fatality that week following a separate incident near Orofino.
Washington reports Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien calls for a full government probe into an apparent espionage incident at the Democratic National Committee offices. Five men including ex CIA officer James W. McCord Jr. were arrested in a 2:30 a.m. burglary tied to Nixon re election security. O'Brien called it an incredible act of political espionage.
Delegates at the Idaho Republican state convention in Boise endorse a return to the former party process and push to restore state assembly delegates for selecting primary candidates. They defend the 20 percent support threshold and urge changes to education funding and policy while criticizing Democratic positions on abortion and marijuana.
British Minister Heseltine told Parliament that premature retraction of the wing flaps on a BEA Trident caused a stall and fatal crash. The plane went down Sunday with 118 dead, including 35 Americans, after the droop mechanism retracted too soon while on automatic pilot.
Public hearing held by the Army Corps of Engineers in Lewiston Idaho on Potlatch Forests Inc. request to extend its Snake River discharge line a quarter mile downstream from the confluence with the Clearwater River. The filing seeks permission for a diffuser at the line end to spread effluent from the pulp mill rather than dumping at a single source.
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