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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1973
Page
2
Francis M. Smith of Sioux Falls announces at the Maho state convention that he will urge Elks national to drop the white only clause at the Chicago meeting. He cites potential loss of liquor and food licenses and says changes should come from within the order.
Grangeville Idaho Police Chief Runyon A Buckaleau aged 48 was fired over the weekend. City prosecutor William B Taylor resigned in protest. Mayor Ralph Bos cited five reasons including drinking beer with his 15 year old son, hosting loud parties, giving officers preferential treatment on radar use and ticketing, and an inability to manage department problems.
The Panhandle Planning and Development Council will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7 15 p m Thursday June 28 at Templin's Motor Inn in Coeur d Alene. Items include the annual budget membership dues and Sandpoint city comprehensive plan and revised zoning ordinance. Public invited. Chester M Rupp presides.
Three people remain in critical condition at Bonner General Hospital after two separate accidents in Bonner County early Monday. Gary Randall 25 Edmonton Alberta and Roy Wallace 25 Wendemere Fla were injured on US 95 north of Sandpoint when Randall's car sped and swerved to miss a oncoming vehicle then rolled and trapped him. Wallace was ejected. In the second crash Roland Seth Jr 44 of Hope is in critical condition after his vehicle hit a power pole near Hope and left the roadway into a field.
John W. Dean II testified that he believes President Nixon likely knew about plans to break in and definitely participated in the cover up. He urged that his charges target the wrongdoing without harming himself, as senators questioned the credibility of his accusations.
Two North Idaho towns receive EPA sewage treatment grants totaling 834000. Sandpoint gets 667500 to upgrade facilities for 4450 residents and Priest River receives 167250 for 1500 residents. Grants cover 75 percent of project costs.
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