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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1971
Page
6
Advertises trailers campers motor homes and parts with repairs trades and financing. Dishman Auto and Trailer Mart at 8607 E Sprague contact 924 3330.
A short classified note seeks someone to provide baby care at a home address 263 North 9th Street. The ad offers in home child care services and invites contact for arrangements.
Get out this winter and meet people by becoming an Avon Representative. Start your own flexible business, set hours, and earn extra money. Write Mrs. Eleanor Ehrlich Avon Dist Mer P Box 336 Hayden Lake Idaho WN 225te.
Twin Falls reports the deaths of Melvin A. Tinker and Terri Thornock Tinker in a Germany automobile crash Saturday. Terri Thornock, 22, was a former Twin Falls resident and Idaho Junior Miss. Melvin Tinker, 24, was a West Point graduate stationed in Wurzburg, Germany. They were returning from a Switzerland trip when the accident happened.
The Idaho Department of Commerce and Development advisory council will meet December 6 in Coeur d Alene to review the summer tourism promotion and winter program. Lloyd Howe confirms Idaho’s role in the Yellowstone centennial celebration planned for 1973.
U.S. Supreme Court reverses Idaho Supreme Court on estate administration, ruling that automatic male preference violates equal protection. Boise attorney Allen Derr praised the decision, saying it could affect future cases and that the legislature has repealed the preference law, which takes effect next July. case returns to determine who is more qualified to administer the estate of a deceased son.
United Press International reports Senator Gordon Allott condemning a Senate tax bill as distorted by political maneuvering. In Michigan Sgt. John Sexton Jr. returns home after captivity in Vietnam, expressing gratitude and remembrance for MIAs and POWs. In California David Johnson faces murder charges for a San Quentin escape attempt that ended in three guards and two tier-tenders killed.
Washington Senator Frank Church praised Senate passage of his bill creating a Golden Age passport program offering free admission to national parks for senior citizens. The measure, part of a broader park access plan, would replace a $10 motor-vehicle sticker program for general admission and moves to the House for action.
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