Travel Center Reopens Under Ost rum Family Ownership
Ed and JoAnn Ostrum have purchased the Easyway Travel Center in Sandpoint from Leon Lewis. JoAnn, daughter of Mrs. Merle Rogers, and Ed plan to run the travel business with JoAnn overseeing operations. The firm offers full travel services worldwide, including ships, air, rental cars, hotels, tours, insurance, ferries to British Columbia and Alaska, passports visas and inoculation guidance. June is a peak period as business grows.
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Easyway Travel Center
Sandpoint
JoAnn Ostrum
JoAnn
Merle Rogers
Ostrum
Whitworth College
Spokane
Leon Lewis
Pack River Properties
Cshter
Alaska
E Easyway Travel
Ed Ostrums
Stover
Hamatrans
Sherry Metz
Leon‘Lewis
Bee
NIC Track Team Takes Third in Regional Meet
North Idaho College finishes third at the NJCAA Region 18 championships in Eugene Oregon. Six NIC men qualify for the national meet in Mesa Arizona May 25 to 27 led by Barry Lines and Ray Baldwin with multiple region records and school marks.
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North Idaho College
Fugene
Oregon
NIC
Mesa
Arizona
Barry Lines
Herb Milnaugh
Tom
Ray ‘Baldwin
Ile
UIC
Baldwin
Steve Worley
Dennis Hall
Mark Grannis
Nixon signs bill to acquire SS United States
President Nixon has signed legislation authorizing the Commerce Department to buy the luxury liner SS United States for 12 million dollars for use in the national defense reserve fleet. The act also allows sale of other passenger liners in the reserve fleet to foreign buyers, with exceptions for the United States and the SS Independence.
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Washington
Youth kicker Steve Tanner to play for Vandals next fall
Bonners Ferry sophomore to be Steve Tanner earns Idaho football team spot with unorthodox soccer style kicking. He stands 5'9" 155 pounds and emphasizes form over size while aiming to replace Castillo. Tanner practices at least an hour daily, hits 50 to 75 kicks, and trains with weights. He studies law at Idaho and plans to live in Shoup Hall.
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Steve
Tanner
Idaho
Bonners Ferry
Don Robbins
Ricardo ‘Castillo
Ross Goddard
Goddard
Ross
Shoup Hall
Steve Tanner
Kellogg Fire Slowly Coming Under Control
Sunshine Mine vice president Marvin C. Chase says the fire that killed 91 miners may be corraled soon. Crews work around the clock to seal the blaze and reestablish ventilation, with the fire’s location believed between 3,400 and 3,700 feet in an unused section of the Kellogg mine.
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Kellogg
Idaho
UPD
Sunshine Mine
Marvin C. Chase
Chase
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Steve Anthony
Ray Baldwin
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