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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1972
Page
3
The Youth Group of Southside Community Church hosts a Gospel Talent Show to present the message of Christ at Southside Church on US 95 in Cocolalla this Sunday at 7 30 p.m. Contact Mrs Patsy Long at 263 4479 or Rt 1 Sagle Idaho for participation.
Mr. and Mrs. A J Kline hosted 30 guests at 722 N 6th Sandpoint for a Thanksgiving turkey dinner. Present were their five sons and families Al Bright Kenneth Spokane Ray Rathdrum Jerry Rathdrum and Roland Heron Mont. Relatives included two of Mr Kline’s sisters from Seattle and guests from Spokane Montana.
The Bonner County Cattlemen's Association will operate patrols through rural areas to deter cattle theft amid many spot lit killings. Rewards totaling 1250 dollars are offered for information leading to arrests and convictions in cattle stealing cases.
Moscow reports more than half of the 166 international students at the University of Idaho in the fall term are pursuing graduate degrees. Data list 56 master’s candidates and 45 doctorates, with 53 Bachelors and 12 non degree students. Funding splits show 79 self funded, 40 university supported, 24 government funded, 12 private aid, and 11 US government supported. Major origins include 32 from China Taiwan, 17 India, 14 Iran, 12 Canada, 11 Thailand, plus 34 other countries.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs C D Brown Sandpoint notes plans for the December 29 wedding of Donna A Brown to Burnell Bud Lang. The Rev John O Donovan will marry them at Saint Joseph Church Sandpoint at 7 PM with a reception at Pastime Banquet Room. Both attend University of Idaho after Sandpoint High School.
Idaho road report from Boise area agencies notes new snow on several mountain passes and icy spots on multiple highways. Roads including U.S. 55, 95 Banks to New Meadows, I-90, U.S. 12 from Orofino to Kooskia, and U.S. 93 from Galena to Stanley show snow or icy conditions with broken snow surfaces reported on several routes.
The College of Engineering has 47 students, Agriculture 25, Business and Economics 10, Forestry Wildlife and Range Sciences 9, Mines and Geology 7, Education 2, and Law 1. Most students live off campus with 29 in residence halls, 12 in Greek houses, and 17 in married housing.
Las Vegas court weighs bail for Barnell Bishop over the 1971 Cantrell Cleaners fire killing four, including an 14 year old, after a robbery. Prosecution notes seriousness while defense cites financial need and legal bail limits.
Walla Walla convicts resign from two Resident Government Councils, ending a two year self governing program at the state penitentiary. Raymond Pepper Levi Arnett and 16 others accuse Warden Rhay and officials of overstepping. Pepper and Arnett say they rarely had real authority while Rhay defends limited approval rights and signals potential revival talks.
Roadblocks and checkpoints spread through eastern Utah and northwestern Colorado as authorities expand the hunt for two men linked to a shooting death in Vernal and the rape of Greg Nickell's female companion. Uintah County Sheriff Arden Stewart said the search centers near Bonanza, about 50 miles southeast of Vernal.
Idaho lawmakers offer varied remedies for property tax burden with debate over local alternative taxes, spending cuts, equalization, and revenue sharing. Some favor letting local governments choose other tax forms while others push statewide reforms or income tax adjustments. Local appropriation and school funding remain central to the discussion.
Five Idaho water figures will be inducted into the Water Guardian Hall of Fame at the Idaho Water Users Association convention in Boise on November 30. Inductees are Sen. Len Jordan Harold Nelson Charles Marshall Lynn Crandall and Glenn Simmons.
The Communist Vietnam News Agency says American pilots held prisoner in North Vietnam may receive Christmas packages and letters. Packages may weigh 11 pounds and should be sent via Moscow using established procedures. letters should be mailed to Hanoi or care of CCLA FAM in New York.
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