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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1970
Page
1
A front page Special Article presents an in depth look at the proposed Sandpoint airport runway extension. The piece outlines all known facts in an unbiased manner and notes that a decision on the proposal is anticipated soon by readers.
In Kootenai County six males including four men from Coeur d Alene and two 16 year old juveniles were charged with illegal possession of narcotics. Bonds were set Monday at 5000 dollars for Randy R Large 21 Marion J Delaney 24 and Richard D Rohrback 21 Hayden Lake. A 7500 dollar bond was set for Robert R Whiteley 19 of Coeur d Alene. Preliminary hearings have not been scheduled.
Doug Camster of Dover returned from a week long natural resources youth camp at Camp Heyburn on Lake Chatcolet. He was among about 100 youths from North Idaho Washington and British Columbia trained in forestry range soils wildlife by professionals on a scholarship from Bonner Soil Conservation District. President Nixon named Dr Thomas M Rousselot a 67 year old to be the first assistant secretary of defense for health and environment with a 38000 yearly salary.
W L Overholser announces a second driver education class starting Wednesday July 1 at 9 00 AM at Sandpoint Senior High. Open to students 14 and older. A tentative class for Hope Clark Fork Trestle Creek area planned with a meeting at Clark Fork school on Tuesday July 7 at 3 30 PM.
A highway bridge staging on Interstate 95 over the Piscataqua River collapsed in Kittery Maine injuring and killing workers. At least four men were killed and a fifth remained dangling before rescue crews stabilized the scene.
Lions Club parade co chairmen Dale Pelton and Ron May announce Val T O Donnell as Grand Parade Marshall for the Lions July 4th parade. O Donnell is Cedar Division manager of Joslyn Manufacturing and Supply Co and recently inducted into the Old Timers Club for 40 years of service in the Sandpoint area. The award was presented by the Timber Products Manufacturing Association of Spokane.
Mrs. Roger Brixen clarifies details from the Lake Rebekah Lodge 63 pin presentation at the IOOF banquet. The pin to Mrs. Miller honored 65 years of membership and the pin to Mrs. Nesbitt honored 60 years. The note also mentions O Donnell Carving figurines at 601 N 4th and urges attendance at the July 4th Grand Parade honoring O Donnell for community work.
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