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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1973
Page
4
SHS events include a Tuesday May 1 concert in the high school gym featuring orchestra choir and band. An on site art show runs concurrently. Teachers will showcase student projects across English algebra hiking home economics and journalism classes.
Jim Parsons Sr. retires from Pack River Lumber Company where he edited Packy's Chip Chat after a 1949 start in public relations. He helped found the original Kamloops and Kokanee festival on Lake Pend Oreille and earned the nickname Pend Oreille Fish Pedlar. Parsons also helped create Schweitzer Basin and served on multiple regional boards as a key figure in local tourism and fishing promotion.
California Governor Ronald Reagan says John B. Connally would be a formidable Republican presidential candidate in 1976. Reagan, considering a GOP bid himself, telephoned Connally and welcomed him to the Republican party.
Everett D. Hofmeister Jr. Sandpoint attorney and former Idaho State Bar president will speak at the Sandpoint Civic Club spring luncheon May 14 at 12 15 p m in Community Hall. Donna Jo Leonard pianist and Naomi Marquez vocalist also appear. Reservations by May 10 with Mrs Lester Ramsey 263 4691. Businesses improving facades will receive Certificates of Award as part of the Business for Beauty program.
A Bend regional bus company wins nearly 13 million in a Sherman Antitrust Act suit against Greyhound Lines Inc. Mt. Hood Stages Inc. operating as Pacific Trailways in Oregon Idaho and Utah testified over 14 days. The verdict, possibly Oregon’s largest antitrust award, may be appealed.
The Inland Forest Resource Council praises the Forest Service plan to consolidate three national forests in northern Idaho and increase field staffing. Robert DeArmond says the reorganization boosts fieldwork, timber sales, and management planning, with limited local job loss at Sandpoint and St. Maries and potential gains in forest industry jobs.
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