Community club meeting and church circle notices
The Kootenai Klover Klub will meet Tuesday November 27 at 7 30 p.m. in the Community Hall. United Methodist Myrtle Senft Circle meets November 27 at 1 30 p.m. in Blanche Senft's home. Fee Bonner County Christian Women share luncheon November 29 at noon at Edgewater with Carrie Nebergall as guest speaker. Sandpoint Social Club gathers Tuesday evening at 6 30 p.m. for pot luck with cards at 8 at the IWA Hall. Reservations: 263 5011 263 5019.
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Kootenai Klover Klub
United Methodist
Myrtle Senft
Blanche Senft
Bonner County
Edgewater
Carrie Nebergall
KCFA
Spokane
Sandpoint Social Club
IWA
Carillon Music Heard Daily In Sandpoint
The new carillon extension at War Memorial Field began playing on November 21 and extends audible bells beyond the First Presbyterian Church. Managed by Bonner County Commissioners and the War Memorial Field board, it rings hourly 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. with Westminster chimes, plus noon and 7 p.m. performances. Hymns dominate with patriotic and Christmas tunes, including a Thanksgiving concert. a Christmas concert is planned.
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War Memorial Field
First Presbyterian Church
Carrillon
Bonner County Commissioners
War Memorial Field Board
American Art on Display at Expo 74 in Spokane
Expo 74 in Spokane features a five million visitor expected exhibit of American art from May 4 to November 3 in the Washington State pavilion. Noted artists Andrew Wyeth Mark Tobey Thomas Moran and Charles Russell are included in a collection valued around five million dollars and sponsored by Seattle First National Bank at up to five hundred thousand dollars.
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Spokane
Andrew Wyeth
Mark Tobey
Thomas Moran
Charles Russell
Washington State
Seattle First National Bank
Donn N. Spencer
Seattle First
Expo
Petr L. Spurney
Alfred Frankenstein
San Francisco
Tapes Turned Over To Sirica In Watergate Case
UPI reports tapes of Nixon conversations about Watergate were handed to Chief Judge Sirica. The box, delivered by J. Fred Buzhardt, will be kept by federal marshals while Sirica reviews for possible grand jury relevance. The 18 minute erased section involving Haldeman prompted White House explanations.
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Nixon
White House
Executive Office
Sirica
Watergate Grand Jury
H. R. Haldeman
Administration
Rose Mary Woods
Haldeman
Mate
Cooking Class Cancelled By Hazardous Roads
A natural foods cooking class taught by Mrs. Clayton Prusia in Walla Walla was cancelled until further notice due to hazardous road conditions. The event, planned for November 26 to 29 at the Community Hall, will be rescheduled when road conditions improve.
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Clayton Prusia
Walla
Washington lawyers urge Nixon impeachment amid alleged crimes
Two 1969 weekend publications push impeachment citing over two dozen alleged crimes from tax evasion to bribery and secret bombings. A 169 page volume led by Stewart Mott names 28 impeachable offenses while the ACLU pamphlet lists 17 citizen actions and six alleged offenses.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Cambodia
General, Motors
Stewart Mott
William Dobrovic
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
House
Dobrovic
Lucky Luciano
FBI
Public Reacts To Nixon's Emergency Energy Plan
Reaction mixed among industry leaders after Nixon announces a weekend emergency energy saving plan. Albert Silva of Sacramento calls it essential to keep his station open, while Boston Gas Co. head William Pruyn supports it as a step forward.
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United Press International
Albert Silva
Sacramento
Calif
William J. Pruyn
Boston Gas Co
Pruyn
Congress
Revenues Up 16 Percent In Idaho Budget Outlook
State Budget Director James Burris estimates revenues are rising about 16 to 17 percent from last year, complicating the governor's proposed budget. He notes trimming the general fund increase for the next July start would be hard, with 15 percent implied by historical figures. The 1973 Legislature appropriated $159.1 million from the general fund, including $9 million for revenue sharing, pointing to about $183 million for 1974 if the 15 percent rise holds.
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Boise
UPI
James Burris
Social Security Rep. To Visit Laundpoint Tuesday
A representative from the Coeur d Alene Social Security office will visit Laundpoint at the Senior Citizen's Center 302 Pine on Tuesday November 27 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Community members needing information are invited to attend.
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Coeur d'Alene
Social Security Administration
Laundpoint
Pine
Idaho Billboards Coming Down Across State
Idaho has removed over 5700 billboards from the state highway system since July 1972 starting with the first sign on I 80N west of Boise. By Oct 1, 486 of 627 signs in five northern counties had been removed under the Federal Beautification Act.
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Coeur D’alene
Transportation
John Volpe
Cecil D. Andrus
Boise
Idaho
Harding
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the Daily Bee
Mon
John D. Ehrlichman
Miss Woods
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Wash
Silva
Robert Garside
Vermont Oil Heat Institute
Europe
William E. Ozzard
New Jersey Public Utilities Commission
Jack‘w. ‘Houston
Georgia Association of Petroleum
Social Security
Highway Department
Lions Club
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