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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1972

Page

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Move Would Ban Cheap Hand Guns

A Senate committee approved a Lex Birch Bayh bill to outlaw manufacture importation and sale of short barrel revolvers and small pistols. The measure targets Saturday night specials and aims to remove crudely made handguns from the market while preserving some handgun availability. NRA officials noted general agreement with removing unsafe guns but offered no immediate comment.

Lex Birch Bayh D-ind Alabama George Wallace James Stennis D-Miss John McClellan D-Ark Bayh The National Rifle Association NRA Maxwell E. Rich

Ranger cites campers poor choices in Yellowstone bear attack

Assistant Park Superintendent Vernon Hemmes says Phillip Crow Bradberry and Harry Walker violated park rules by camping in a prohibited area and leaving a dirty site. The bear attacked Walker and Bradberry dodged and called for help before authorities arrived.

Yellowstone National Park Yellow Stone National Park Phillip “Crow” Bradberry Harry Walker Vernon Hemmesay Hemnesay Bradberry Oxford Ala Walker Harry Bardberry Crow Bear

Lake Pend Oreille Regulation Report Last Telegram Week

Lake Pend Oreille held at 2062.6 feet Monday June 26 with plan to keep elevations between 2062.0 and 2062.5 feet in summer. Inflow peaked at about 14 000 CFS on June 31 1972 and lake reached 2965.7 feet the same day. Inflow on June 26 near 63 000 CFS and receding. Upstream storage regulated inflows limiting highs this year despite record snowpack in the Columbia Basin. Last regular week telegram on regulation for the season.

Pend Oreille Albeni Falls Lake Perd Oreille Lake Columbia Basin Stobas Pend Oreille Lake

Car Hits Burley High Band Injuring 18

A car traveling fast crashed into Burley High School Band during a marching practice injuring at least 18 members, one critically. Driver Milo Hart, 17, faces reckless driving and intoxicated driving charges and was released on bond. Police note more charges possible as severity of injuries is assessed. The incident occurred near 24th and Laurel Drive around 10:10 p.m. as the band returned from practice for Calgary Stampede in Alfa, Canada.

Burley Waho UPD Milo Hart Gleason Anderson 24Th Laurel Drive Alfa Canada

Kennedy urges stricter gun laws amid rising deaths

Senator Kennedy tells Celler's committee the gun problem is a national fever and calls for sweeping action to curb gunfire deaths. He backs limits on handgun ownership and criticizes the administration for not proposing stronger measures to supplement the 1968 Gun Control Act.

Capitol Hill Emanuel Cellier D-N.y Kennedy Sen Robert F. Kennedy

Appraisal Seminar Set for Boise July 11 13

A three day appraisal seminar will be held in Boise from July 11 to 13 for county appraisers. Thirty seven participants from fifteen counties have enrolled. The conference aims to prepare beginning county appraisers in appraisal techniques.

Boise

Cancer Grant Awarded to Mountain States Institute Boise

Senator Frank Church announced a $102 385 grant from the National Cancer Institute to the Mountain States Cancer Institute in Boise. The funds will support a study of objectives in cancer patient care as part of NIH coordinated national war on cancer.

Boise Washington UPD Frank Church National Cancer Institute Mountain Sites Cancer Institute Boise Church National Institute of Health

Sawtooth Agreement Reached in Burley Meeting

Burley officials heard Rep James McClure outline a Sawtooth agreement on Monday as part of a group briefing. McClure spoke about a proposed plan and its implications for local development and funding.

Burley James McClure Riaho

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