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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1971
Page
2
Margie E Leonard 50 suffered severe head injuries after losing control on loose gravel while riding south on Highway 2 near the Wreneo Loop Sunday morning. Her husband followed and reached the scene within minutes before she was taken to a Spokane hospital in serious condition.
New York Times and Justice Department lawyers spar in a second round over publishing the secret Pentagon Papers. A three judge U S Court of Appeals panel in Washington prepares to hear arguments while a parallel case with the Washington Post continues. The case centers on First Amendment rights versus national security and could reach the Supreme Court by Friday.
Boise UPI reports the Idaho Department of Law Enforcement reduced nine positions to comply with an executive order. Three employees were laid off and six were re ranked after an internal audit. The changes target personnel by Oct 1 with a further five percent cut by Jan 1, 1972.
An acquaintance sent $2.50 to the U S Government Printing Office for a $1 booklet and received a $1.50 refund as coupons, not cash. The writer condemns the state agency for waste and calls for legal action to recover the funds, arguing integrity matters more than money.
Selkirk Scouting District chairman Jim Tinsman announced a monthly meeting at 8 p.m. on Thursday June 24 in the Washington Water Power Company building. He urged each registered unit to have at least one representative to receive and relay important information.
GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK Wyoming UPI officials hunted for the bodies of a young boy and a man among three victims killed in a weekend climbing accident described as the worst disaster in the park's history. The group slipped on a snow covered slope and fell into an icy pond, triggering a snowslide that claimed two lives.
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