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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1970

Page

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Hospital to Install Unit for Special Heart Care

Bonner General Hospital will open an intensive coronary care unit for acute heart cases. Six registered nurses completed 120 hours of training in Spokane and earned graduation certificates at a Pastime breakfast ceremony in Sand Point.

Bonner General Hospital Sam Wormington James Breinich Lorraine Gruner R.N Spokane F. E. Marienau Sally Schatz Geraldine Stockman Jewel McCoy Marilyn Reno Susan Phillips Phyllis Lewis Jack Parker

Accident injures 3 local youths near Clark Fork

Two Clark Fork youths Carl Rusty Rounsville and Jacob Graeber aged 18 were seriously injured in a single car crash on U S 10 A one mile west of Clark Fork. Gene Pratt 18 of Sandpoint had minor injuries and was released. Rounsville listed as fair, Graeber in serious condition, car owned by Rounsville's father.

Clark Fork Carl G Rusty” Rounsville Jacob Graeber U. S. 10-A Sheriff’s Office Gene Pratt Sandpoint Bonner County General Hospital Rounsville Bonner General Clark Fork Wampus Cats

Skinny Dipper Skips Fountain Show Amid Crowded Squares

In Detroit Kennedy Square Brenda Lenore Lee an 18 year old bikini climber appeared at the appointed hour but refused a topless fountain performance citing too many onlookers. She said she came to think and to get away from everyone while businessmen and others watched the scene.

Detroit Kennedy Square Brenda Lenore Lee

Portrait of loneliness at a crowded event

A speaker describes feeling alone in a crowd and keeping both swimsuit halves on Wednesday, saying many attendees came there to get their jollies. The remarks capture isolation amid a public gathering and comment on the crowd’s behavior.

Warm stretch with near 90s through Friday

Mostly fair weather continues with little rain. Temps rise to around 90 during the day and dip to about 55 at night, with warm nights continuing through Friday.

Committee Bans Outdated Biology Book in Bonner County

The Committee on Sex Education voted 13 to 8 to ban the 1965 titled Modern Biology used at Newport High School. The Board of Trustees will decide later. The ban cites one offensive clinical drawing of reproductive organs in the 823 page volume. No meetings will be held until October third Thursday.

Bonner County Newport High School Newport Farmin

Chamber Urges OK On Airport Extension Vote

The Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce board unanimously supports extending the Bonner County Airport. President Terry Merwin notes a 117 yes, 55 no, 28 undecided telephone poll from 200 members. County Commissioners planned to meet the next morning at 10 AM to decide.

Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce Bonner County Terry Merwin Chamber Board of County Commissioners Chamber of Commerce Merwin

Cost rise in Idaho government sparks GOP critique

Robert G. Linville of Boise a Republican candidate for state senate told Gem State Kiwanis Club that state government costs jumped 250 percent while population grew five percent and the general fund budget rose over 300 percent. He urged focus on managing rapid government cost increases.

Cost Rises Boise UPD Robert G. Linville State Senate Linville Gem State Kiwanis Club Idaho

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