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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1972

Page

2

Trial dates set for nine local drug defendants

Nine individuals arraigned in District Court on drug connected charges. Four have trial dates set for Howard Peterson, Gerald Martin, Fred Fuller, and Louis Kins. Two youths, Mark Lewis and James Burke, took 24 hour plea time. Remaining Pat Keane and two others await decisions. Cases arose from a ten week undercover probe led by Prosecutor Hofmeister and Sheriff Wilcox in Bonner County.

Howard Peterson Gerald Martin Fred Fuller Louis Kins

Jr High Activities Schedule Continue At Sandpoint

At Sandpoint Junior High, weekly community programs continue with electronics woodworking acrobatics German and guitar starting March 7. Past four months offered drawing macrame cheerleading basketball photography chess and cribbage with more classes as leaders volunteer.

Sandpoint Junior High School Denman Perks Bill Denman Dale Pelton Paul Klatt Margaret Morton Lee Mahler

Suspect Fails To Show For Arraignment In Priest River

Virgil R. Montgomery, 27, one of two brothers charged with burglary, did not attend arraignment. James E. Montgomery, 30, pled not guilty to three burglary counts. A fugitive warrant for Virgil is expected. James’s trial is set for May 8 9 and 10. Bond remained, stolen items were returned or held as evidence.

Priest River Virgil R. Montgomery James E. Montgomery Priests River Homes Virgil James Montgomery Dar Cogswell

Repeal Of Criminal Code Repealer Eyed

Boise lawmakers consider a bill to repeal the new Criminal Code repealer. The House Judiciary Committee seeks introduction to guard against a no vote and ensure a criminal law exists until a restored old code can be reenacted. House Speaker Lanting plans to sign, and if the governor signs, the repealer takes effect April 1.

House Judiciary Committee House Senate Judiciary Committee William J. Lanting R-Hollister Don Copple Boise Vuting Rudy Andersen

Rural Electric Co-Ops Plan Workshop Conference

Rural electric coop officials from the Northwest gather March 8 9 at the Pastime Cafe Sandpoint with North ern Lights host Nordeen announcing sessions on industrial safety manager director relations and land management panel. Speakers include Fleming Bailey Toone and Wommack with a legislative panel featuring several state and national association executives. Nordeen says the workshop aims to update leaders on industry trends and shared solutions.

Northwest Rural Electric Cooperatives Pastime Cafe Sandpoint Wm. T. Nordeen Northern Lights, Inc Charles Fleming Ruralite Portland Oregon Wm.e.bailey OSHA Seattle Washington Douglas Toone REA Norman Gilchrist Poets Hos al Yee Seth Ben F. Kaiser National Rural Electric Cooperative Association Washington, D.C Westernaires Carl Williamson Ravalli County Electric Cooperative Corvallis Montana Howard Stanley Billings Carl Wommack Dennes Nothern Lights Riley Childers Montana Associated Utilities Great Falls Tom Pethiel Idaho County Light and Power Grangeville Robert Smith Washington Rural Electric Cooperative Association Spokane Henry G. Curtis Northwest Public Power Association Vancouver John Davenport D.C Nordeen

Andrus Names Farm Labor Bill Committee

Gov Cecil D Andrus appointed a five member panel to craft an equitable farm labor bill. Members are Ted Springer Caldwell Humberto Fuentes Boise Phil Batt Wilder Mike Brady Boise and Sen Bill Crookham Caldwell The first meeting was yesterday He warned a vetoed measure blocking an extension of the current State Farm Labor Law may push for a timely bill before adjournment to avoid an extraordinary session.

Boise Cecil D. Andrus Ted Springer Caldwell Humberto Fuentes Phil Batt Wilder Mike Brady Bill Crookham Andrus

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Everett D. Hofmeister Bonner County Robert Wilcox Pretty Ann Evans Heart Fund Idaho First National Bank Tony Brown School of Communications Howard University UPI Ed Rice Rice John Rasmussen Koot~enal Electric Cooperative Coeur d’Alene Boyd Ressel Lincoln Electric Davenport Wer Paul Barker Kaniksu National Forest John Leasure Forest Service Missoula Roger Thompson Washington Environmental Council Farm Labor Bill Committee
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