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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1973

Page

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Dean defends Nixon link amid Watergate debate

Dean persists in charging Nixon with Watergate involvement as Sen. Gurney says no evidence exists. In the Capitol Hill exchange, Frederick C. LaRue pleads guilty to conspiracy to obstruct justice, with sentencing deferred. Dean testifies before the Senate Watergate Committee on his third day.

Washington John Ww Dean III Nixon Senate Investigating Committee Dean Edward J. Gurney R-Fila Capitol Hill Frederick C. LaRue Gener al John N. Mitchell John J. Sirica U.S. District Court Gurney White House Senate Watergate Committee

War Memorial Field to Add 30000 Warmup Facility

At a weekly meeting the Bulldog Bench approved immediate construction of a 35 by 100 foot warmup facility at War Memorial Field costing 30000 to aid fall football. Mayor Les Brown proposed the project, with Cot ton Barlow noting it will enable practice on a proper field and lift team pride. Lights dedication planned Monday during a doubleheader with Bonners Ferry at 6 30 p m between games.

War Memorial Field Sandpoint Les Brown Cotton Barlow Spokane Memorial Field American Legion Bonners Ferry

Idaho Governor Not Surprised by Apportionment Ruling

Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus said he was not surprised by the U S Supreme Court ruling that Idaho's legislative map is unconstitutional. He noted a 19.4 percent district disparity violates one man one vote and urged reapportionment in the next session without a special session.

Boise Idaho Andrus

Come One Come All July 4 Fourth of July Carnival

A five year contract between Sandpoint Lions Club and B&D Shows brings Fourth of July rides at the old Farmin School grounds starting Friday June 29 with rides five for $1 and no age limit. festivities include a Variety Show at War Memorial Field at 7 p.m. talent sought contact Larry Inks. Parade judging begins 8:30 a.m. July 4 with horse groups at 9:30 and parade at 10:30 from Sandpoint Junior High. Parade entries due by Friday to Ron May Box 579 Sandpoint. There are multiple float and horse categories with $25 prizes and a $50 sweepstakes. Fireworks follow the show and kids events plus stock car racing at Panhandle Raceway. Lions Kiddies Parade at 9:30 a.m. July 4 on Third Street near Farmin School with six categories and prizes. For details call Lee Mahler Wayne Hook or Glenn Rusk.

Sandpoint Lions Club B&d Old Farmin School War Memorial Field Larry Inks Inks Thrift Store Ron May Sandpoint Sandpoint Junior High School Pine Street First Ave Cedar Panhandle Raceway Colburn Farmin School Lee Mahler Wayne Hook Glenn Rusk

Norm Bauer Nominated To Elks Office

Sandpoint Elks Club sent reps to the State Elks Convention in Lewiston Idaho June 22 and 23. Norm Bauer was named vice president at large of the Idaho Elks for next year. Exalted Ruler Dr. Dale Harris led the Sandpoint delegation with key spouses attending events including a Snake River boat tour. A public memorial service for departed Elks was held June 22.

Sandpoint Arnold Critchlow Doug Rude George Pin- Sonneault Elks Snake River

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LIONS First Avenue William Ferguson Brian Rozzini Stevie Raser Larry Barker Bulldog Norm Bauer Gene Littlefield Bob Nelson Roger Lubbers Lee Budell Kirby Scribner Frank Travers Ron Hunt Bee
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