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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1971
Page
5
North Idaho Junior College defeated Southwestern Oregon Community College 102 to 70 in Coeur d Alene Idaho advancing to a regional showdown with College of Southern Idaho. Johnny Williams scored 27 for NIJC as Ray Struve led Oregon with 21 points.
Montana leads after day one at the University of Idaho with 49 points followed by Idaho State 42 and Weber 25. Vandals host pool sets four conference records including Kurt Bonhagen 500-yard freestyle in 5 01.91 and Dave Garard Montana 50-yard freestyle 22 45. The meet resumes Friday at 10 a.m. prelims and 4 p.m. finals with Saturday finals at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Four Idaho Athletic Hall of Fame inductees announced for March 17 at the Idaho Sports Banquet in Coeur d Alene. Inductees include Clarence Sinclair and Abe MacGregor Goff, plus Herb Carlson and another longtime Idaho athlete with ties to Army ROTC and federal service, honored by Ernest W. Hartung at the University of Idaho.
Larry Jackson a Boise native and University of Idaho alumnus had a lengthy sports career with 194 major league wins and 183 losses. He played for the St Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Phillies and earned four National League All Star selections. Jackson later served as Associate Director of Government Affairs for Boise Cascade and was elected to the Idaho State Legislature.
Mayor John Lindsay proposes a payroll tax replacing income and commuter taxes to raise about 480 million with total package near 876.4 million. The plan includes a 6 percent advertising tax, extended sales tax to services, a $10 auto use tax, and a $200 annual parking charge for nonresidents in lower Manhattan.
Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe ruled that 1974 model cars must include built in safety devices to protect front seat passengers in head on crashes. He denied a one year delay to 1975 models and granted a 45 day extension to Aug 15 1973. The ruling sets that a buzzer and belt light must activate if belts are not latched by Jan 1 1972 and requires 1976 models to protect all passengers in a 30 mph crash including rollovers.
London government offers a 50 50 cost sharing rescue for the RB211 engine project with Lockheed to continue production for the Tri Star jet. The British Rolls Royce company faced bankruptcy as costs rose and a new jointly owned firm would carry on engine production with Lockheed.
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