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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1973

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Special Students Waffles at annual Sandpoint event

The Sandpoint Jaycettes Adjustment School PTA and TORCH host a Waffle Breakfast Sunday May 20 from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Elks Dining Room with sausage and waffles for 1 adult and 75 cents for children 12 and under. Proceeds go to the Adjustment School. The Elks donate the dining room and local stores supply foods.

Sandpoint Jaycettes the Adjustment School PTA TORCH Elks Adjustment School Sandpoint Jaycette Chapter the Elks

Sandpoint Area Weather Forecast

Partly cloudy through Friday with a few scattered showers Friday. Cooler conditions continue with rain chances under ten percent tonight.

Sandpoint

Summers comments signal Idaho GOP in shambles ahead of 1974 race

Sen H Dean Summers criticizes Governor Andrus as likely to win re election, calls Idaho GOP financially weakened and rurally dominated, and urges a political legislature. He mocks a potential 1978 challenger as a 35 year old Ronald Reagan with a $5 million bank. He also faults interim OSHA committees as under staffed and proposes strong state enforcement with farm exemptions. Senator Frank Church urges Nixon to grant farmers priority fuel allocation.

Boise UPD H. Dean Summers Cecil D. Andrus Summers Senate State Affairs Committee Idaho Press Club Idaho Andrus Ronald Reagan OSHA House Senate Washington UPI Frank Church Nixon

Wasps Deployed to Fight Pine Forest Plague

The U S Forest Service reports about 2500 parasitic wasps released to combat the Larch Casebearer across Idaho Montana eastern Oregon and Washington. Wasps from Wisconsin England Austria and Sweden are raised in Corvallis Oregon and released mainly females. The program began April 25 and will continue for several weeks as the pests threaten tree health.

Portland Idaho Montana Oregon Washington U.S. Forest Service Wisconsin England Austria Sweden Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Station Corvallis

Spokane Demos OK Amnesty for Vietnam deserters

Spokane County Democratic Central Committee approved a resolution calling for unconditional amnesty for all Vietnam deserters and conscientious objectors. The group urged Congress to vote to cut funding for bombing in Indochina. The measure passed 50 to 43 amid heated exchanges.

Spokane UPD Bill Gorshe

Prostitution Counseling Plan Rejected by Idaho Agency

Idaho Department of Environmental and Community Services rejected a proposal to use northern Idaho bordellos as mini counseling centers. The plan suggested training prostitutes in Wallace to counsel clients and refer them to other state agencies. The department administrator called it highly inappropriate despite noting some creative merits.

Boise UPI Idaho Department of Environmental and Community Services Idaho Wallace James A. Bax United Press International North Idaho Shoshone County Montana Washington

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