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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1973

Page

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Fire damages church annex in Sandpoint

Fire early Tuesday caused about 1000 dollars in damage to the annex of the Seventh day Adventist Church at Boyer and Main in Sandpoint. Clothing stored in a room was damaged. church main building was spared. Fire Chief Wade Brown said the blaze was likely from clothing stacked on an electric baseboard heater. paper boy David Arnold reported the fire promptly.

Seventh-day Adventist Church Boyer and Main Sandpoint Wade Brown Brown David Arnold

Two Dogs Shot On South Florence Street

Police investigated two separate dog shootings in Sand Point on South Florence Street Monday. Mrs Dean Evertt reported a .22 caliber shot dog around 10 p m and Pete Weatherford reported a Saint Bernard shot with a 410 shotgun. Both dogs survived.

Dean Evertt S. Florence Pete Weatherford South Florence

Senate approves American Falls Dam replacement plan

The Senate passed a bill to authorize the replacement of the American Falls Dam in Idaho. Introduced by Sen. Frank Church and Sen. James A. McClure, the measure permits non-federal financing for the $19 million project and moves to the House.

Washington API Senate House American Falls Idaho Frank Church D-Idaho James A. McClure R-Idaho

Trapped Submarine Victims Die From Cold Near Key West

Two men, Al Stover of Juno Beach and Clayton Link of Binghamton, were declared dead after being trapped 360 feet down in a 21 foot submarine near Key West for 31 hours. Archibald Menzies and Dr. Robert Meek were rescued in good condition. The sub, part of Smithsonian research, failed to surface amid debris from a scuttled destroyer 20 miles south of Key West.

Key West Fla David Youngblood al Stover Juno Beach Clayton Link Binghamton N. Y Archibald ‘Jock’ Menzies Vero Beach Robert Meek Santa Barbara Calif

Mormons Credited With Keeping Welfare Down

Idaho DECS report attributes lower federal food assistance in counties with high Mormon populations to church led welfare efforts. The study cites Bear Lake Franklin Fremont Jefferson Madison Oneida and Teton counties as below 14 percent aid, while Boise and Benewah show higher aid rates.

Boise Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints U.S. Senate Select Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs U.S Citizens’ Board of Inquiry United States Idaho James A. Bax DECS Bax LDS Church Bonneville County Bear Lake Franklin Fremont Jefferson Madison Oneida Teton Butte Caribou Cassia Clark Gooding Jerome Lincoln Minidoka Twin Falls Boise County Benewah

Sub rescue captain guided grappling hook to free craft

The aluminum sectioned minisub had a viewing bubble and a rear crew of two men while Menzies reported the two victims alive at 11 15 am EDT Monday. He also directed rescuers in placing the grappling hook to free the sub from debris with no sign of panic aboard. Weather ahead in Sandpoint calls for partly cloudy skies with warm highs near 65 today and 70 Wednesday.

Smithsonian Institution Youngblood Menzies Meek Link Stover

Expo Finance Fight Looming Over Expo 74 Bonds

Spokane County residents form The Citizens Committee on Taxation to oppose county participation in Expo 74 financing. County commissioners consider issuing 2 million in councilmank bonds for the World Environmental Expo. Chairman Bill Allen has opposed the bonds.

Spokane UPI Citizens Committee On Taxation Bill” Allen

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