Weather Aborts Prisoner's Trip to Blackfoot Idaho
Extreme road conditions near Wallace Idaho forced the return of Deputy Sheriffs Howard Scott and Dave Hare with prisoner John Wesley Redden en route to Blackfoot. Redden, ordered to 60 days psychiatric evaluation, faces charges of Grand Theft Auto, assault with a weapon, and attempted jailbreak from a November escape attempt. He remains in Bonner County Jail until travel resumes.
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Howard Scott
Dave Hare
State Hospital
Blackfoot
John Wesley Redden
Wallace
Robert H. Wilcox
Bonner County
Redden
Wilcox
Dale Fields
Robbers Take $220000 From Wells Fargo Truck in Miami
Two armed men wearing white coveralls robbed a Wells Fargo armored truck of 220000 near Pan American Airways cargo office at Miami International Airport ground floor concourse four. The money was en route from First National Bank of Miami to a bank in Freeport Grand Bahama Island and the suspects fled via the airport.
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Miami
Na Giolores
Wells Fargo
Bury
Miami International
Dade County Sheriff's Office
Pan American Airways
First National Bank of Miami
Freeport
Grand Bahama Island
Pan American Ailways Cargo
Concourse Four
Alexandria Judge James Colosanto Shot at Doorstep
Municipal Judge James N. Colosanto, 62, was shot five times during a knock at his door in Alexandria. He was in critical condition at Old Alexandria Hospital. A white male suspect fled in a dark late model car. two neighbors saw him and investigators seek motive.
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Alexandria
Yas
UPD
James N. Colosanto
Colsanto
Colasanto
Old Alexandria
Golasanto
Ahery
Farmin PTA Money Making Project Winners Named
The Beef Drawing at the Farmin PTA meeting on November 17 awarded prizes including hind and front beef quarters, hams, and turkeys to students Jack Young Lola Tucker George Kippstein Jack Jones Brian Schauers Alice Drew and Henry Peterson. Darryl Anderson led top ticket sales with 67, repeating last year. Class winners were 4th Grade Mrs Slavick's room 5th Grade Mrs Walgren's room and 6th Grade Mr Spradlin's room.
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Farmin Pta
PTA
Jack Young
Lola ‘Tucker
George Kippstein
Jack Jones
Brian Schauers
Turkey
Alice Drew
Henry Peterson
Clifford Bends
Danny Fister
Warren Whitehawk
Lorrie Leonard
Doug Walker
Shelly Rocks
Billy Bopp
Keith Wetmore
Lori Grumman
Duane Douglas
Darryl Anderson
Darryl
Slavick
Walgren
Spradlin
Weather Outlook for Sandpoint and Northern Idaho
Sandpoint is cloudy with rain or snow showers today turning to snow tonight and Wednesday. A 70 percent chance of precipitation persists through Wednesday with highs near 35 and 30 respectively and lows around 25. The northern Idaho outlook shows cold with occasional snow Thursday and Friday and snow showers Saturday as temperatures rise from 10-20 to 25-35, with lows near minus 5 to 5.
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Northern Idaho
Meanest Crook Foiled in Toys for Toys Break-In
The meanest crook in Sand Point was thwarted last night in an attempt to break into the Lions Club Toys for Toys facility at Larch and Boyer Avenue. The building houses the repair station for donated used toys for needy children this Christmas.
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Sandpoint
Lions Club Toys For Toys
Larch and
Boyer Avenue
Sandpoint Scouts Win First Aid Contests
Nine teams from North Idaho districts competed in Bonners Ferry for the First Aid Meet. Explorer Ship 100 from Sandpoint won with the highest score, earning a blue ribbon. Other ribbon winners included Troop III Sandpoint, Troop 114 Bonners Ferry, Team 2 Blanchard, Team 2 Bonners Ferry, Team 53 Sandpoint, and more with red and yellow ribbons noted. Officials and judges from Moyie River and Selkirk districts presented awards and praised practical use of common sense.
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North Idaho
Bonners Ferry
Coeur d’Alene
Sandpoint
The
Eagles
Sandpoint Kiwanis
Bonners Ferry Kiwanis
Blanchard
Citizens
Bonners L’erry Lds Ward
First Methodist Church
Sagle
Northern Lights of
Leroy Kelson
Moyie River
Bob Collyer
Stanford youths hurl rocks at science complex
About 100 protesters from an antiwar rally stormed Stanford University’s science complex in California. They split into groups and threw railroad spikes, rocks, and steel ball bearings at windows in six buildings, damaging at least six, with police reporting no arrests as the incident ended within minutes.
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Stanford
Calif
CUUPH
U.S
North Vietnam
Stanford University
Living Cost Jump Ends Nixon Inflation Hopes
UPI reports October consumer prices rose 0.6 percent, driven by cars, clothing, gasoline, and services, lifting annual inflation to 5.9 percent. Weekly earnings fell, reducing real pay, while transportation costs surged 1.9 percent with new car prices up 5.4 percent.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Danny Foster
Bee
Bonder
Idaho
Grantham
England
Richard Call
Bill Chappell
Donald Peterson
G. O. Ugstad
Don Hamilton
Sam Gilbert
Moyie River District
C. C. Wendle
Selkirk
Hall Stoll
Doctor Wendle
Steenford
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