It's Definitely In My Blood Says Stock Car Racer O'Brien
Harry O'Brien a first year driver at Colburn Raceway captures the B slow heat in his 55 Chevelle with a 283 engine. He credits Steve Lawson for backing his comeback and handles much of the car work himself while focusing on experience and consistency for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Waggoner
Deer Park
Steve Lawson
Colburn Raceway
Sandpoint
Ed Woodland
Steve
O’brien
Harry
Raceway
Colburn
Uarry
Priest River Body Shop
Golden Spur of
Newport
Ford Timber Co
O'Brien
Veteran Slugger Not Out Of Running Yet
Ken Singleton of the Baltimore Orioles, 30, batting .335 with nine homers and 34 RBIs, hopes to be selected as a reserve for the All-Star Game in New York by manager Billy Martin. He reflects on his near miss in 1973 with Montreal and notes his strong form despite a conjunctivitis stint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Whitfield
UPI
Baltimore
Ken Singleton
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankee
Billy Martin
New York
Martin
Orioles
Singleton
Montreal Expos
Ron Fairly
Montreal
New York Mets
Earl) Weaver
What Must I Do To Be Saved Back To The Bible
John Temples of the Sandpoint Church of Christ urges personal responsibility for salvation. The piece outlines the Bible plan: hear the gospel, repent, confess faith, and be immersed for remission of sins, not faith or baptism alone. It notes the Sandpoint church will leave Sandpoint after two years and lists service times.
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Bibl
Jesus
Peter
Jesus Christ
Procaim
Christ
Sandpoint Church ‘of Christ
Patty Wilson a California girl pacing 1000 mile dream
Fifteen year old Patty Wilson who has epilepsy begins a 1000 mile 30 day run from La Palma to Portland to break her own 500 mile record and prove epileptics can compete. Her father joins daily training and they plan further long runs to build awareness and scholarship hopes.
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Loretta Tofani
LA Palma
Calif
UPI
Patty Wilson
California
Portland
Ore
Patty
San Francisco
Kour
Las Vegas
Midwest
Washington, D.C
Wilson
Inland Empire peace officers win two man crown in Spokane
High scorers Sandpoint Police Chief Larry Sterling and patrolman Ed Critchell defended their two man crown at the Inland Empire Peace Officers Association School in Spokane. Critchell won first in C class, George Hicks placed third in State Waymasters, Chuck Thompson took first in B class, Carol Hicks won in the women’s division, Donna Sterling was runner up, and Wayne Ridley showed strong improvement among about 75 officers.
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Sandpoint
Larry Sterling
Ed Critchell
Inland Empire Peace Officers Association
Police Academy
Spokane
Sterling
Critchell
George Hicks
Chuck Thompson
Carol Hicks
Donna Sterling
Carol
Donna
Wayne Ridley
Critch
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Racer O'Brien
Harry O’brien
Stoddard Transfer
Zenith
John Temples
Sandpoint Church of Christ
Dream Come
Buena Park High School
Dan Hirsch
ZEMO
Sat
Sun
Sandpoint Guy "Beach
Lake Pend Oreille
Northwest
Shadley's Cycles & Sailboats
South Third
Bikes & Canoes
Spa
Cheyenne
Gene Littlefield
Dude Sletager
Bob Moore
Dick Curtis
Cedar Street
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