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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1971
Page
5
Former attorney general Robert Robson filed class action suits in federal court alleging First Security Bank of Idaho and Idaho First National Bank charged usurious interest on cash advances and BankAmericard purchases. The suits seek treble damages and a jury trial for Colson and Smith, asserting rates by Idaho law and state limitations.
A concise guide to daily vitamin needs and food sources. It covers vitamins A B complex C D E and folic acid with listed foods such as liver milk eggs fish leafy greens and fortified products. The notice encourages a balanced diet and notes physician guidance and available vitamin supplements for infants children and adults. For more information request the free booklet Lets Set The Record Straight About Vitamins from Mead Johnson & Company.
Attorney General W. Anthony Park hires Robert M. King 51 Ada County chief deputy sheriff as special crime and narcotics investigator. King, 28-year law officer, will coordinate information on crime and narcotics for local officers under Deputy AG Fred Kennedy. Resigns Ada post effective May 21. King once led Ventura police as inspector and assistant chief. Local land condemnations involve Old Soldiers Home for Veterans Memorial Park and Curtis Road extension.
The dollar firmed modestly on a thin nervous market amid ongoing currency turmoil in West Germany and neighboring states. Despite a weekend slide of 2 to 7 percent, demand remained light and speculators showed little sign of converting marks back to dollars as authorities implement measures to curb speculative pressure.
Idaho crops respond well to warmer conditions according to a federal report. Crusted soils from heavy rains hinder sugar beet and small grain emergence in the Magic Valley. Northern Idaho reports heavy frosts slowing wheat, while moisture is good and irrigation is under way.
Gov. Cecil D. Andrus signs papers granting the Idaho Association for Physically Handicapped Adults a five year lease at the old soldiers home for 1 a year. The aim is to create private residences for up to 25 severely handicapped adults who are intellectually able and emotionally stable.
The Idaho traffic fatality toll climbed to 74 with the death of Rosalie Joan Airhart, 50, in Twin Falls after a car pedestrian collision Sunday night. The driver was identified as Jerry W. Rosencrantz, 26, Twin Falls.
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