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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1973
Page
1
Jim Judd said a Sandpoint News Bulletin paid ad for Mayor Les Brown misleads voters by implying Brown was elected. He argued Brown was appointed by the city council to fill the term after Floyd Gray's death and urged correction. Bud is his campaign manager.
Councilman Judd contrasts with Brown who filled a vacancy after succeeding Gray. He cites Brown’s Oct 10 Daily Bee remark that he would not campaign hard for the job and argues for active campaigning. Judd says he will run to work with all city department heads for a common goal.
Bayview notable incident reports two brothers Terry Collins 18 and Chris Collins 19 injured when a butane stove exploded in their camper near Lamb Creek road. They were cutting trees for the forest department and were taken to Newport Community Hospital for upper body burns.
The North Idaho Chamber of Commerce 1973 Fall meeting opens Thursday night with registration and dinner at the Elks Lodge at 5 30 p m. NICC Inc stockholders will hold their annual meeting at 8 30 p m and officers board meeting precedes. Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce holds its annual meeting and officer election during Friday night banquet with U S Rep Steven Symms as guest speaker.
David Hamilton of Sandpoint Mental Health Center announced a 24 hour emergency crisis service for Bonner County with phone line 263-6811 available anytime. The service covers drug overdoses personal crises marital crises death and other personal problems and will be augmented by a region wide emergency service later. It is one of five elements of the center alongside outpatient inpatient partial hospitalization and consultation and education. People seeking other services are urged to call during 8 am to 5 pm.
Senator William B. Saxbe of Ohio, a former Ohio attorney general and Nixon critic, was chosen to be the next attorney general. The nomination follows Elliot Richardson’s resignation amid Watergate fallout as Saxbe backs some administration positions while opposing others.
Thieves stole about 9000 dollars in weekend receipts from the Pickwick Market west of Priest River Sunday night. The Bonner County Sheriff and Pend Oreille County Sheriff’s deputies are investigating with some suspects named after polygraph interviews of employees.
Dale Lavern Taylor 30 of Coeur d Alene died in a head on crash with Gary Leroy Tate 32 of Kayden Lake on U S 95 in Kootenai County around 6 p m Wednesday according to state police.
Rexburg Journal reports a self styled vigilante committee of 10 000 sends no trespassing posters to officials and landowners. posters threaten gunfire on trespassers and show a don't tread on me snake drawing. committee members are ranchers farmers and large landowners with anger at environmentalists and state land rules.
Idaho First National Bank in Priest River was entered Wednesday morning through a broken rear door. Police say nothing was reported missing and manager Glen Snider discovered the break-in.
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