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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1973

Page

5

Last 32 Prisoners Start Home Today

The last 32 American POWs freed from Viet Cong captivity arrived in Hanoi. Army Col. Benjamin Purcell led the group amid a flood of gratitude as 27 military personnel and five civilians left the aircraft. Civilian releases from Hue followed. overall, all POWs expected to be released by Thursday as troop withdrawals resumed.

Clark Air Base Philippines North Vietnam Pathet Lao Laos U.S Hanoi United States South Vietnam Army Benjamin Harrison Purcell Sion Jose J. Anzaidua Jr Refugio Tex Air Force William J. Henderson Milwaukee Wis Anne Ritzman Clark Henderson Hue Hawaii Aloha Charles Edward.Willis Tom Y. Kabashigawa Thomas T. Horio Nixon

Bowling Standings and High Scores From Local League Night

Bow Lungs Stangels beat Spareparts as Len Stangel rolled 623 and a 255 game. Vi Stangel led women with 489 while Judy Clay top woman at 378. Newlyweds fell to Clarkfork Riverrats led by Joyce Webb 458. Art Webb 391. Riverrats Bob Hays 462 and Fay Hays 397 led. Strikeouts defeated Odd Squad as Vern Coulter 484. Sharon Coulter 432 and Ray Sacamano 459. Joyce Gonzales 356. Question Marks topped Guttersnipes with Phil Croy 506. Katie Croy 483. Bill Bakers 485. Helen Smith 345. Jets swept Hopeless Four led by Ed Nettleton 510. Thelma Nettleton 420. Vince Finks 417. Norene Coleman 394. Misfits lost 2 1/2 to Rams as Ernie Ahner 519. Janice Meredith 371. Lauraine Montgomery read as top woman.

Stangels Inc Len Stangel Stangels Vi Stangel Billy Beyer Judy Clay Newlyweds Clarkfork Riverrats Joyce Webb Art Webb Riverrats Bob Hays Fay Hays Vern Coulter Sharon Coulter Ray Sacamano Joyce Gonzales Guttersnipes Phil Croy Katie Croy Bill Bakers Helen Smith Jets Ed Nettleton Thelma Nettleton Vince Finks Norene Coleman Misfits Rams Ernie Ahner

Unclear Award List with Team and Individual Prizes

Fragmented OCR lists weekly prizes by team and gender lines with names such as Stangels Inc Jets Len Stangel Dean Delcomte Helen Delcomte Sharon Coulter and prizes amounts 456 831 692 247 620 261 with entries for Gay prizes Kelsey Anderson and Rusty Hays.

Ery Gross Stangels Inc Line Gross Jets Len Stangel Dean Delcomte Helen Delcomte Sharon Coulter Kelsey Anderson Rusty Hays

Deanery Meet Held Monday In Priest River

The Northern Deanery Idaho Council of Catholic Women met Monday in Priest River for its annual spring meeting at the VFW Hall. President Mrs. Robert Naccarate presided. St Catherine's hosted and Rev James Doak spoke on a Holy Lands tour. Off icers were installed and St Joseph's Altar Society won Memory book first place. Attendees from Sandpoint included Elsie Temple and others. Rev John O'Donovan could not attend due to illness.

Idaho Council of Catholic Women Priest River VFW Robert Naccarate St. Catherine’s Catholic Church Louis Wimner Cottonwood St. Catherine’s James Doak United Methodist Church Sandpoint Doak Holy Lands St. Joseph’s Altar Society Elsie Temple Lucille Huden Anna Woodland Mary Perry Irene Sundquist Lucille Parker Beulah Bowlden Donna Williams Pauline Cochran Arlaine Abbott Gil Scribner Maxine Queathral Mary Boothe Leona Judge Alice List Eleanor Wilson Mary Sin

Federal funding cuts threaten Idaho libraries services

The Idaho State Library Board in Boise reported drastic federal budget reductions for public library funding. Funds dropped from 480 920 in 1972 to 309 028 in 1973, with termination planned July 1 under Nixon’s 1974 budget. State aid only rose 32 300, prompting staff cuts and April 1 service terminations for 407 isolated borrowers. Books by Mail and a key data phone network face reductions. State aid construction grants were approved for Boundary County Valley of the Tetons and Filer.

Boise UPI State Idaho al M. Smith Pocatello Nixon General Fund Helen Miller Boundary County Valley of the Tetons

SHS Grapplers To Be Honored At Banquet

SHS announces a public awards banquet for Bulldog wrestlers on Saturday March 31 at 6 30 p m in the Pastime Banquet Room. Letters will be awarded and the most valuable and inspirational wrestlers recognized. Emceed by Ray Holt SHS typing instructor. Admission is 3 75 per person.

Bob Lyons Ray Holt SHS

Lion Recaptured in Berlin Center Ohio

600-pound African lion recaptured near Berlin Center Ohio after escape from a circus zoo enclosure. Authorities and handlers tracked the big cat to a rural area and secured it without further incident.

Berlin Center Ohio UPI

Pub Boss's Son Strikes for More Allowance Amid Lion Crisis

In Walsall England a pub manager's 9 year old son Colin strikes for a higher allowance after watching strike reports on TV. Meanwhile a lion named Stanley escaped from a barn cage, killed three dogs, roamed streets, and was recaptured by owner Richard Hartman with a Jeep rope, as deputies watched. Stanley plans to appear at Wonderland Park and Zoo opening this summer in Streetsboro.

Walsall England UPI Peter Butler Colin Richard Hartman Hartman Wonderland Park and Zoo Streetsboro Stanley U. S. 224 Mahoning County Sheriff's Deputies

Baez Files For Divorce From David Harris In California

Folk singer Joan Baez filed for divorce in San Mateo Superior Court on the fifth anniversary of her marriage to antiwar activist David Harris. The action seeks joint custody of their son Gabriel, 3, with no alimony and property division already settled. The couple has been separated three years. Harris served two years of a federal prison term for draft evasion.

Redwood City Calif UPI Joan Baez David Harris San Mateo Superior Court Gabriel Miss Baez Harris

Closed Boise School Board Meeting Stirs Public Debate

Boise Idaho UPI reports a tense clash as a closed school board meeting to discuss surplus Veterans Administration property prompted press invites and citizen protests outside the administration building. The meeting was postponed after a trustee threatened to leave if it remained closed.

Boise UPI Boise School Board Veterans Administration

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