New July celebrations in Sandpoint bring new legal drinking age impact
Sandpoint brings a heightened Fourth of July schedule with Lions Club enforcing traffic rules, parade led by Grand Marshal Al Abromeit, a Kiddies Parade, and street dance. New state law on 19 year old drinking begins Saturday July 1. Panhandle Raceway stock cars race at 3 p.m. both days. Amusements include motorcycle scrambles, baseball games, amateur boxing, and a $1900 fireworks display at dusk.
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Nixon announces 10000 troops to withdraw from Vietnam
President Nixon said 10000 U S troops would be pulled out of Vietnam over the next two months. The White House said the level would drop to about 39000 by September 1, a substantial reduction from earlier totals and a major phased withdrawal plan.
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Parade Restrictions Spark Pine Cedar No Parking
The Sandpoint Police Department announces no parking on Pine and Cedar streets on the morning of the Fourth of July parade Tuesday.
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Tom Jachetta Appointed Manager at Professional Title Co
Tom Jachetta named new manager of Professional Title Company, formerly Reilly Title, in Sandpoint. He replaces Ed Reilly and comes from Pioneer National Title Insurance in Washington, has Spokane ties, Priest River roots, and Gonzaga prep and University of Idaho education.
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Cattlemen Upset With Beef Quota Change
WINFA S GUPD Magic Valley cattlemen protest President Nixon removal of beef import quotas. Twin Falls County Farm Bureau president Gene Walker says the move risks price ceilings on farm produce. Mahocattlemens Association executive secretary John Olson notes no immediate Idaho impact but expects gradual price drops for producers.
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Ada County to Crack Down on Pornography
Ada County prepares an ordinance to curb hard core pornography following Garden City’s opening of Ginger and Spice. Boise Mayor Jay Amyx questions state capital action while Garden City plans downtown controls and Boise weighs similar moves to restrict obscene material.
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