Vandal Boosters Hold Kickoff Session in Sandpoint
University of Idaho athletic staff and local boosters gathered for a kickoff meeting in Sandpoint attended by 14 staff members and many boosters. Highlights included Elks Club golf, a dinner, and Ed Knecht praising turnout. Roger Michener announced season ticket sales for the new 18 000 seat stadium with four home games priced at 24 dollars.
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Sandpoint
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Michener
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Wayne Anderson
John Smith
Ed Troxel
Jeff Williams
Tom Roth
Don Matthews
George Dyer
Dale James
Ed Giess
Don Robbins
Bob Maker
Frank McCreary
Moscow
McCreary
Robbins
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Elks Golf Course
Idaho lawyer links respect for law to quality of legislation
Eugene C. Thomas of Boise, president of the Idaho State Bar, criticizes lawmakers for rush and complexity in bills. He warns lack of public notice and insufficient deliberation erode respect for the law and cites probate and criminal code as problematic examples. He urges bar collaboration to craft clearer statutes.
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Man Drowns At Cocolalla Lake
A Coeur d Alene man 54 Edwin Peter Sutton drowned Monday at Cocolalla Lake when a fishing boat capsized Frances Schuster also of Coeur d Alene survived by clinging to the boat Two Spokane men Richard Brown and Bob McBride heard the cries and helped perform mouth to mouth resuscitation before Sutton died at Bonner General Hospital
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Bob McBride
Copter Crash Kills 11 in Louisiana Marsh
A helicopter on a Panrod Drilling Co. crew flight crashed upside down in a marsh near DULAC Louisiana killing 11 people. The pilot was employed by Petroleum Helicopters Inc. and the cause remains unknown.
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Supreme Court declines Idaho busing case
The Supreme Court refused to review an Idaho Supreme Court ruling that bars parochial school pupils from riding public school buses. The Idaho court had struck down a public bus law allowing mixed attendance riders, a decision upheld 3-2. Parents of affected students filed the appeal.
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