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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1975
Page
4
Washington UPI The Justice Department sent letters to 96 daily newspapers urging voluntary compliance with the 1968 Fair Housing Act as amended in 1974. The notices caution against sex discrimination in real estate ads and outline potential civil action for noncompliance.
A lightning strike caused a massive fire at the Little Oil Co plant in south Richmond. Two gasoline tanks of over 1 million gallons each burned while a third heating oil tank threatened to ignite. Morris Englehart, 28, suffered third degree burns, hailed for sounding the alarm as fire crews fought the blaze with multiple water streams.
The House approved a trimmed $92.5 million four year tourism promotion bill and sent it to President Ford. Earlier a veto attempt stood after he vetoed a $98.1 million measure. Compromise kept foreign promotion at $85 million through Sept 30 1979 and domestic at $7.5 million through Sept 30 1978.
An all city Singspiration is planned for Sunday June 29 at First Methodist Church Sandpoint. The event begins at 7 30 p m and invites all churches to attend. Each represented church should supply two musical selections and cookies while the host church provides coffee and punch.
Listings of no host luncheon for IDALS at Edgewater on July 3 and prep meetings for Girl Scouts July 2, dance cancellations for the Golden Age event, booster club gathering July 22, senior meal reservations at Denny's Village Cafe, senior volunteer meeting July 1, Kootenai Clover Club June 26, Bonner County Historical Society July 1, Women's Relief Corps June 27 dinner, Gamlin Lake Cemetery Association June 29 meeting, city summer gymnastic session starts June 30, and Clark Fork school buffet fundraiser June 28 5 30 pm to 7 30 pm.
Anie Van Den Berg age 73 dies June 25 at Sandpoint Manor born March 26 1902 in Pella Iowa married Thelma Wilson April 6 1927 in St Lawrence South Dakota moved to the area in 1952 member of Selle Grange survived by wife four sons two daughters 29 grandchildren six sisters four brothers funeral June 28 at Moon Chapel officiated by Rev Harold Huff interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. Gladys Blanche Glazier age 80 dies June 21 at home in Laclede born June 6 1895 in Albert Lee Minnesota married Albert Glazier October 21 1915 in Trewinston Montana lived in Winnett Montana before moving to the area in 1938 celebrated 55th anniversary in 1970 husband predeceased her October 3 1971 survived by four sons and six daughters thirty grandchildren twelve great grandchildren one brother and many inlaws funeral June 27 at 1 p m Huff officiating interment Lakeview Cemetery.
Harry Fred Clark, 87, died Monday June 23 1975 at the family farm in Samuels Idaho He was born July 16 1887 in Valentine Nebraska and married Edith Elizabeth Butolph on March 20 1933 He served in WWI and belonged to the VFW Salvation Army and AAR He is survived by one son seven daughters twenty two grandchildren two great grandchildren two brothers and two sisters Graveside services will be held at the family farm in Upper Pack River Saturday June 28 at 11 a.m.
Police report James L. Turner says a rear window was kicked out of his parked car downtown on Wednesday. An 18 year old from Metaline Falls Washington was charged with petit larceny. Sheriff logs a break in at Raymond A. Kemp's home on U S 95 near Selle Rd tape deck valued at 80 dollars stolen.
An Arrow Transportation truck leaked about 200 gallons of diesel between Westmond and Sandpoint when a seam split in the tank. Sheriff Robert Wilcox said crews applied sand to affected areas to reduce traffic hazards and potential spills.
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