Browns rookie Roberts shot dead near Kansas City home
Larry D. Roberts 22, a Cleveland Browns rookie and former Winnipeg CFL player, was shot on the doorstep of a nearby apartment early Tuesday. He lived within a block of the residence and was nude at the scene. The shooter, Willis Minis, claimed Roberts opened the screen door and was "fooling with the door."
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Willis E. Minis
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Democrats pick Miami Beach for 1972 nominating convention
The Democratic site selection committee chose Miami Beach as the 1972 convention venue over Louisville. The 11 member Democratic Executive Committee was expected to approve the choice after a two hour session. Miami Beach was favored for hotel and facility amenities and is the same city Republicans used in 1968.
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Idaho hearing backs new rules for septic systems
Eight witnesses supported stricter Septic tank and privy rules to protect health in Idaho with calls for tougher limits on multi family systems. One objected to rigid wording and urged guidelines allowing on site judgment. Written testimony accepted through July 8.
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Grand Parade Entries Open for Saturday Sandpoint Event
Twenty nine floats have been entered for the Grand Parade set for Saturday July 3 at 10 a.m. in Sandpoint. Co chairs Ron May and Larry Anderson say entries remain open and list entrants including Priest River Community Float Pend Oreille Posse Sandpoint Community Float Pacific Power VFW Job's Daughters Bethel 9 and Ferry County Beach Princess.
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Bids Open for Reactor Station Contract in Idaho Falls
Bids on a construction project at the National Reactor Testing Station will be opened July 9 at the Atomic Energy Commission Idaho operations office. The $45 000 job covers an earth dike and enlarging a gravel borrow pit to form ponds in the test area north with a 90 day completion window.
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Weather forecast for Sandpoint district
Partly cloudy with a 20 percent shower chance through Wednesday. High today 60, tonight 40. High Wednesday 65 with showers possible over nearby mountains.
Sandpoint Retail Merchants Committee to Meet June 30
Don Reach announces Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Committee will meet on Wednesday June 30 at 7 a.m. at Pastime Cafe. All members urged to attend this important meeting.
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Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce
Don Reach
Idaho Pilots Plan July 10 Meeting and Workshops
The Idaho Pilots Association announces its first board meeting on July 10 at the Simplot hangar Gowen Field Boise with A J Gaige as president. The group aims for monthly programs and an August workshop on mountain flying across the state. Directors include Harold Rhodes Coeur d Alene Frank Phelps Lewiston Walt Little Emmett Dan Peters Boise Leonard Purdy Picabo Harry Lyman Pocatello and Glenn Jex Blackfoot. Robert Robson Boise elected director at large. Bob Gregg Lewiston is first vice president and Gene Nora Jesson Boise is treasurer.
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Dan Peters
Boise
Leonard Purdy
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Harry Lyman
Pocatello
Glenn Jex
Blackfoot
Robert Robson
Bob Gregg
Gene Nora Jesson
Local doctor narrowly escapes rollover near Moses Lake
Dr. Jim Arthurs of Sandpoint and his wife and one year old son survived a rollover on US 90 east of Moses Lake when gusty winds toppled their camper and pickup. Arthurs reported he rode in the pickup bed with the infant as both vehicles were totaled and the child was uninjured.
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Nixon vows veto of five point five billion public works bill
President Nixon will veto the five point five billion dollar accelerated public works measure backed by Democrats. Treasury Secretary Connally says the veto would show the President will not spend where it cannot be tied to unemployment relief. The plan includes sewer and hospital construction and Appalachian regional commission funds. The White House signals possible support for a smaller bill. Idaho eyes parochial aid and bus transport legality in light of a Supreme Court ruling.
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Town Band called to rehearse for parade
All members are asked to gather at 7 30 p.m. at the Social Hall of Sandpoint United Methodist Church with their instruments for rehearsal. Plans are to play for the Kid dies Parade and the Grand Parade on Saturday July 3.
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