Idaho observer Walter Klock watches state legislature
A 64 year old former Philadelphia construction worker named Walter Klock has sat in Boise's Statehouse galleries to study Idaho's legislature. He praises floor debate, notes Idaho lawmakers punch their own buttons, and says every citizen should watch the process. He travels to Pennsylvania’s legislature next. He’s loosely a lobbyist for himself and opposes right to work. He cites favorites including McDermott Jackson Ingram Hosack Reardon Twilegar Brassey Klein.
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Glenn Cruickshank
Boise
Idaho Statehouse
Walter Klock
Klock
U.S
Philadelphia
Idaho
Pennsylvania
U.S. Congress
Washington
Patricia McDermott
D Pocatello
Larry Jackson
Rboise
Gary Ingram
D-Coeur d’ Alene
Robert Hosack
Moscow
John Reardon
Rboise and Sons
Ron Twilegar
D-Baise
V.K. Brassey
Edith Miller Klein
R-Boise
Robert Klock
Emmett
Martha Chapter Plans 68th Birthday Dinner
Martha Chapter No 34 C ES met at the Masonic Temple on March 14 to arrange a 68th birthday dinner for March 28 at 6 30 pm Nell Curtis chairs the event. Members should bring a vegetable dish or salad. OES follows at 8 00 pm. Gloria Gunderson honored five Star Points with readings and gifts Beva Gilles received special recognition for her help and table decorations. Officers were asked to attend practice March 23 at 7 00 pm Refreshments were provided by Nada Hanson Norma Jean Moran and Eva Colomb.
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Masonic Temple
Nell Curtis
Beva Gilles
Mtron
Wed
Nada Hanson
Norma Jean Moran
Eva Colomb
Pinewood Derby Crowns Cub Scout Pack 110 Winners
Cub Scout Pack 110 held its March meeting with a Pinewood Derby race won by Greg Parker and his father Jack. Wade Syth and Leroy finished second, John Lunde and Ken third. Arrow of Light went to Jerry Hindberg. Four Bobcat, five Wolf badges and several arrows and Webelos pins were also awarded.
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John Lunde
Wade Syth
Greg Parker
Cub Pack 110
Cub Scout Pack 110
Jack
Leroy
Ken
Jerry Hindberg
Pennington 82 Dies. Colfax Native Veteran Former Legislator
John H. Pennington 82 of Sandpoint died Sunday March 20 at Sandpoint Manor Born February 13 1895 in Lucerne Pennsylvania He moved to Sandpoint in 1904 and served on the Mexican border with the Idaho National Guard later in the 146th Field Artillery He was Idaho State Representative elected in 1927 and held varied roles in furniture retail and department stores He is survived by his wife Marjory two daughters Jean Byrne and Marjory Koehler a son John Pennington eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services Tuesday March 22 at 2:00 p.m. at Moon Chapel with Rev Jim Scott and interment Pinecrest Memorial Park Memorials to Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children Spokane Washington.
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John H. Pennington
Sandpoint Manor
Lucerene
Pennsylvania
Marjory Anderson
Pendleton
Oregon
Congregational Church
Colfax
Washington
Lakeside Lodge
A.F. & A.M. Royal Arch Masons
Commandry
Calum Shrine Temple
Lewiston
John
Sandpoint
Idaho National Guard
146Th Field Artillery
Idaho
Join
Crawford Bay
B.C
Marjory Pennington
John Pennington
Miami
Fla
Jean Byrne
Monmouth
Ore
Marjory Ann Koehler
Raleigh
N.carolina
Charles Pennington
Albert
Moon Chapel
Jim Scott
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Shriners Hospital For
Spokane
New York Congressman Sees Coffee Shortage as Brazil Balance Tool
Rep. Fred Richmond says there is no world coffee shortage and that Brazil created the shortage to improve its balance of trade. He notes his talk with Brazilian coffee officials and calls the issue a deliberate policy rather than a market matter.
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Fred Richmond
D-N.y
Richmond
Evening course starts March 24 at Selkirk Press
Instructor L Scott leads an eight to ten week course beginning March 24. Classes meet Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 39 p.m. The course fee is 35 dollars at Selkirk Press and Stationery located on 201 Cedar Street.
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Selkirk Press & Stationery
Cedar Street
Carter's Little Pills Easy To Swallow Laxative Relief
Carter's Little Pills offer gentle overnight relief from irregularity with tiny coated tablets. The formula concentrates two ingredients to pass through the stomach and act in the lower tract, promising a pleasant experience and rewarding relief. 1976 Carter-Wallace, Inc.
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Carter
Tiny Carter
Extortion Case Leads to Matamoros Police Shakeup
A 1976 luxury car and $14,000 were returned to Kentucky coal operator Perry L Greer after his son Lee was detained by Mexican police claiming a marijuana find. Chief Jesus Rodriguez was arrested and Deputy Oscar Villareal sought. about 12 officers suspended as U S Consul Arenz notes a major police purge.
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Matamoros
Mexico
UPI
Kentucky
State Judicial Police
Ignacio Escobar
Arenz
United States
Oscar Villareal
Perry L Greer
Lexington
Greer
Lee
Texas
Open Meeting Law debate cites Indiana official
Richard L. Gibb 48, commissioner of the Indiana Commission for Higher Education, discusses open meeting concerns. Truby suggests a different approach while Small defends quiet sessions citing sensitivity and cost. The dialogue touches on press notification and a cited etymology of cattle from Latin capitale.
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Richard L. Gibb
Indiana Commission For Higher Education
Truby
Community group meetings fill Sandpoint schedule
A dense list of local events runs March 21 to March 28 in Sandpoint Idaho. American Legion and Auxiliaries, Extension Homemakers, Credit Union, Social Club, Pend Oreille Flyers, Co-op Gas, LPN Association, 4-H clubs, Eagles, St. Agnes Guild, Kootenai Grange, and senior citizen groups hold meetings or events at venues including the V F W Hall, Sandpoint Community Hall, Harry's Coffee Shop, IWA Hall, Bonner General Hospital, and the Senior Center. Details include dates, times, and activity types such as potlucks, clinics, special meetings, and a storytelling workshop.
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Panhandle Public Employees Federal Credit Union
Harry's Coffee Shop
Sandpoint Federal Building
J C Penney reports rise in 1976 net income and sales
JC Penney Company reports a 20.3 percent rise in 1976 net income to a record 2.281 billion for the 52 weeks ended Jan 29, with sales up 8.8 percent to 8.354 billion. Net income per share rose 13 percent to 3.57, while fourth quarter volume reached a record 2.673 billion as margins improved despite higher markdowns.
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New York
JC Penney Company
JC Penney
Donald W. Seibert
Walter J Nepps
LIFO
Jcpenney
Peter Sellers Stricken On Flight Home From France
Actor Peter Sellers, 51, collapsed on an Air France flight returning from a honeymoon in the south of France. He was observed at London’s Charing Cross hospital where his wife Lynne Frederick said he is awake, joking, and recovering but facing possible food poisoning. A heart history is noted, with prior attack in 1964.
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London
UPI
Peter Sellers
France
Sellers
Air France
Lynne Frederick
Peter
Charing Cross Hospital
Hollywood
Heathrow
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