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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1975

Page

2

Sheriff Wilcox Declines Reelection Amid Recall Pressure

Sheriff Wilcox announces he will not seek reelection, citing the abuse of office as outweighing the benefits. The decision fuels recall chatter and raises questions about costs and the return to an appointed sheriff until the 1976 elections.

Robert Wilcox Wilcox Bonner County W.S

Television Listings for Local Stations Today

TV schedules from KHQ KXLY KREM and KSPs list 4:00 women consultation 7:00 Today Show 7:25 Ear Nightingale 2:30 Today Show 3:00 Bewitched 4:90 Merv Griffin 9:00 Now You See It 9:30 Love of Life 3:38 News and children's programs. Also Farm Reports and morning programs noted.

Khq-Tv Ear Nightingale Merv Grittin Evyewitness Ieee Te Kxly-Tv Chennel CBS

Arnold Klug obituary from Clark Fork dies at 74

Arnold Walter Klug of Clark Fork drowned May 12 1975 at Johnson Creek at age 74. Born April 8 1901 in Mosinee Wisconsin he came to the area in 1907 and worked as a carpenter and for the Forest Service. Survived by brother Walter Klug Spokane one niece and three nephews. Funeral May 31 1975 at Moon Chapel 1 p.m. Rev Orville Ground officiating. Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park.

Arnold Walter Klug Clark Fork Johnson Creek Mosinee Wisconsin Forest Service Walter Klug Spokane Moon Chapel Orville Pinecrest Memorial Park

Butz Probes Grain Trade Scandal For Organized Crime Link

Secretary Earl Butz said a widening probe into grain shipping corruption will scrutinize possible organized crime and corrupt officials. He warned there is no current evidence of federal employees involved, and the investigation has expanded to major ports nationwide. The balance of trade, with a $12 billion agriculture surplus last year, remains unaffected.

Richard Silk NEW York UPI Secretary of “Agriculture Earl L. Butz Butz Stus Smlh Wall Street Calvin’. Bullock Justice Department FBI New Orleans

Nixon Friends Urge Move to New York for Access

Los Angeles based report says Richard Nixon's close allies urge him to relocate from San Clemente to New York to improve contact with world leaders. Nixon weighs offers as a consultant while avoiding public comments that could affect President Ford's actions.

Los Angeles UPI Richard Nixon San Clemente New York Los Angeles Times Nixon U.S John Mitchell C.G the Times Washington Ford

Brand Fees To Increase For Idaho Livestock Inspections

Idaho livestock owners face higher costs for brand inspections after the legislature increased the rate from 30 to 90 cents per animal. Seasonal brand certificates cost 8 dollars and must be renewed by December 31. Transport certificates offer lifetime ownership at seven dollars fifty cents.

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Fund Board Members May Not Seek Reappointment

Two Endowment Fund Investment Board members H Dean Summers of Boise and J Pat Hamilton of Buhl may not seek reappointment after July 1 due to an attorney general ruling that state public officials cannot profit from state financial transactions. Governor Andrus will not reappoint anyone who does business with the state.

Burglaries and Assault Reported in Priest Lake Area

Richard Nelsons Priest Lake cabin was burglarized with details pending. William F. Martins Newport man, 34, jailed on assault with a deadly weapon charge from a family dispute with bond set at 150 dollars. Mrs. Larry VanDenbergs Kootenai car window was struck by a rock during a report of vandalism.

Richard Nelson Priest Lake William F. Martin Newport Larry VanDenberg Kootenai

Is This Your Dog Sand Point Leash Law Notice

A Sand Point 24 hour leash law is in effect. Loose dogs are picked up. Listings show three dogs for free: one Elkhound male medium small gentle, one medium Lab mixed black with white under neck, and a 4 to 5 month old Golden Lab female. Call 263-2114 for information. dogs may be at the pound all day, closed 5 PM to 9 AM.

City of Sandpoint Police

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