Cats Meow Fashion Show Delights Sandpoint Crowd
The Sandpoint Civic Club sponsored a benefit show titled Down Memory Lane at Community Hall with over two hundred attendees. The event showcased authentic garments from 1860 to 1940, drew laughs from Karen Brown in a 1919 outfit, and supported the Panhandle Child Development Center with updates on the Coeur d'Alene construction and $4,000 of a $5,000 target raised.
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Memory Lane
Sandpoint Civic Club
Panhandle Child Development
Karen Brown
Pauline Khee
Panhandle Child Development Center
Sandpoint
Coeur d’Alene
Lee
Bonner County
Hazel Hall
Supreme Court upholds cigarette ad ban on TV radio
The Supreme Court affirmed a 1969 law banning cigarette advertisements on TV and radio. The decision referenced a 1971 District of Columbia ruling and involved six radio stations and the National Association of Broadcasters. Plaintiffs argued First Amendment infringement and unequal treatment versus print media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
National Association of Broadcasters
Williams
Douglas
Wiliam J. Brennan Jr
NAB
Capital~ Broadcasting Co
WNAV
Annapolis
Dover Broadcasting Co
WDOV
Dover
Del
Turner Communications ‘Corp
WTMA
Charleston
S.C
Northwest Broadcasting
Cos
KVFD
Fort Dodge
Soa
the la Grande Broadcasting Co
WLAG
LaGrange
Gas
North American - “Broadcasting Co
WMND
Columbus
Ohio
Youth Cited After Sandpoint Intersection Crash
Sandpoint youth Andrew J. Staveck, 16, was cited for failure to yield right of way at Fifth Avenue and Fir Street after a two car collision Saturday evening. His vehicle reportedly ran a stop sign and struck another vehicle driven by Arthur Lee Webb, 33. No injuries were reported.
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Sandpoint
Andrew J. Staveck
Cof
Fifth ‘Avenue
Fir’ “Street
Staveck
Lee Webb
Senate hears from lobbyist before collapse halts questioning
Denver reporting on a Senate Judiciary Committee session with lobbyist Dita D. Beard at Rocky Mountain Osteopathic Hospital. Beard collapsed from a heart seizure during sworn testimony about ITT funding for the Republican convention and possible White House involvement. She later denied writing the full memorandum linking ITT to the convention underwriting, while acknowledging portions and a White House inquiry.
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John Hall
Denver
UPD
Senate
Dita D. Beard
Senate Judiciary Committee
White House
Philip D. Hart
D-Mich
Beard
ITT
San Diego
Justice Department
Jack Anderson
Anderson
EJG
E. J. Gerrity
John Mitchell
Ed Reinecke
Bob
Haldeman
Nixon
Wilson
Louie
Kentucky
Louie B. Nunn
Mitchell
Hal
Geneen
Washington
Congressional
Idaho Firms In Violation Of Safety Rules
The US Labor Department's OSHA reports 561 violations found in 41 Idaho workplace inspections over seven months ending February. Portland area director Eugene Harrower notes only three are serious and penalties proposed total 1,750 dollars. four employers failed to abate cited violations and proposed penalties reach 20,335 dollars. No Idaho company fully complies on initial inspections.
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Seattle
Eugene Harrower
Portland, Ore
Idaho
Oregon
Harrower
GM Vega plant reopens as strike ends in Lordstown
UAW members end a three week strike at GM Vega plant in Lordstown Ohio returning to work. About 490 workers report for 5 30 reopening while a 3 000 strong workforce is expected. The settlement reportedly resolves 1 200 speedup related grievances and recalls most laid off workers.
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Lordstown
Ohio
UPI
United Auto Workers
Gary Bryner
UAW
Ier
Uawy
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Virginia Robideaux
Francis Miller
Vega
Iit
Bryner
General Motors
Pend Oreille Excavating CO
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