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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1970

Page

3

Funeral services set for Idaho State Police Sgt Walter Cox

Funeral services scheduled Tuesday for Idaho State Police Sgt Walter W Cox 48 of Coeur d Alene who died Friday after his car was struck by a Burlington Northern freight train near the Washington Idaho state line Cox an 18 year state police veteran is survived by his widow Gloria and three children. BOILE UPS A leading Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Sen Ray Rigby said he will not run and urged others to withdraw leaving Lloyd Walker as only declared candidate with others named as possible contenders. Snow course readings near Malad Idaho report higher water content in recent measurements with varied snow depths across several courses including Elk Horn Mountain Upper Daniels and Dry Creek Flat.

Coeur D’alene UPI Idaho Walter W. Cox Burlington - Northern Washington-Idaho Cox Gloria Boile Ups Ray Rigby D-Rexburg Senate Rigby Twin Falls Lloyd Walker Democratic Party Cecil Andrus Lewiston John Evans Malad Vernon Ravenscroft Tuttle Paul Boyd Boise Eldon Dick’’ Smith Rexburg State Board of Education UPD Jack Forbush Oneida Soil and Water Conservation District Forbush Oxford Dry Creek Elk Horn Mountain Upper Daniels

Potato Burn Protests Continue Demands for Fair Prices

In Paul Idaho a National Farm Organization spokesman says the potato burn action will persist until a fair price from processors is secured. George Brandon of Paul notes growers seek quick price resolution and vows to win, with another burn planned Tuesday if contracts remain unsatisfactory.

Paul Idaho UPD National Farm Organization Minidoka George Brandon

Sunshine miners strike wage pact tied to silver price

At Sunshine Mining Co in the Coeur d Alene district 450 miners won a contract linking wage increases to silver prices. If silver hits 2 20 per ounce, a 21 percent raise over three years plus fringe benefits is due, with staged gains beginning this year.

Thomas McManus Sunshine

Stabbing Death Reported in Lapwai Shed

A man identified as 52 year old Gilbert Johnson of Lapwai was found dead in a shed in Lapwai. Authorities reported the discovery and are investigating the stabbing as a homicide.

Lapwa UPI Gilbert Johnson Lapwai

Idaho land use balance urged by Chamber official

SPOKANE Washington Idaho must balance environmental quality with economic use of land. Al Minton executive secretary of Idaho Commerce and Development told a regional forestry meeting that 64 percent of Idaho land is federal and yields under 1.5 million yearly, compared with Wyoming’s 16 million. He urged profit producing areas like the White Clouds with planned ecology and warned against spoiling land for future generations. About 150 delegates attended. Clifford W. Wylie of Sandpoint was installed as unit chairman, succeeding E L Williams of Moscow.

Spokane Wash Updidaho al Minton Idaho Department of Commerce and Development Minton Wyoming Idaho

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