Four Fined-Released In Tavern Incident
Four men arrested after a disturbance at Murphy's Lounge and Cafe in Hope were released after paying fines imposed by Magistrate Justice Margaret Burns. The group, nine in total, included Earl Livingstone 47 of Heron Montana and Ward Frost Jr. 21 also of Heron, with charges ranging from disturbing the peace to petit larceny. Missing magazines valued at eleven dollars were recovered from their car in Clark Fork after deputies tracked them from the scene.
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Murphy’s
Hope
Margaret Burns
Earl
Livingstone
Heron
Mont
Bill MacArthur
Orofine
Idaho
Arthur Jones
Weippe
Ida
Ward Frost, Jr
Heron, Mont
Frank Murphy
Murphy
Bonner County
Clark Fork
Yakima Man Held In Idaho First Holdup
A 28 year old Yakima Washington man Virgil E Clampitt is jailed in Ada County Idaho on a federal robbery charge for the hold up of the Bagnell branch of Idaho First National Bank in Boise He allegedly took 4644 with 4632 recovered Bond set at 10000 He waived preliminary hearing and faces district court The teller Jay Cole described the robber in a dark suit and dirty shirt after he passed a note for money An alarm were activated and Clampitt was later captured in his car in downtown Boise A collision involving Sheriff Paul Bright and Debby Spiva 18 Boise injured but released from St Luke s Hospital
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Boise
UPD
Yakima, Wash
Ada County
Idaho First, National Bank
Virgil E. Clampitt
U.S
Jay Cole
Cole
Paul Bright
State Street
Debby Spiva
Bright
St. Luke’s Hospital
Nursing Homes Deficient Says Health Sec
Health Secretary Ellen R Richardson announced 38 states including Idaho and Utah face substantial deficiencies in nursing homes with a February 1 deadline to raise fire safety sanitation and medical standards. If unmet federal Medicaid funds may be withheld.
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Washington
UPI
Ellen L. Richardson
Idaho
Utah
HEW
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Richardson
District of Columbia
White House
Suit Filed Against Pend Oreille Printers for Past Due Rent
A civil suit filed in district court names Pend Oreille Printers as defendant. Addressograph Multigraph Corporation claims past due rental for printing equipment totaling 1939 dollars plus 750 dollars in attorney fees.
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Clerk of the District Court
Pend Oreille Printers
Defendent
Addressograph- Multigraph Corporation
Schweitzer Basin Ski Report Indicates Open Daily
United Press International reports Schweitzer Basin near Sandpoint Idaho with a 28 degree morning temp overcast conditions no new snow and about 18 inches total. Skiing is good two chairlifts operate and the area is open daily.
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United Press International Schweitzer
Andrus Abolishes Four Idaho Agencies in Executive Order
Governor Andrus proclaimed the abolition of four non functioning state agencies as of December 1 and asked the legislature to repeal three more. The action targets the Airline Service Coordinating Committee, Administrative Procedures Act Advisory Council, Lewis and Clark Trail Committee, and Board of Residence Appraisers. He also urged action to limit principal executive agencies to 20 and to repeal the Armory Board of Trustees State Hospital Board and the State Board of Eugenics.
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Boise
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Airline Service Coordinating Committee
Advisory Council To the Administrative Procedures Act
Board of Residence
Armory Board of Trustees
State Hospital Board
State Board of Eugenics
Legisla
Trial Continued For Youth In Beating Death Case
The trial of Bobby Benson 18 Blackfoot continued in Seventh District Court. Prosecutor Kenneth F. Clarke said the state will prove murder with malice aforethought. Defense claims death was accidental during parental training while Benson planned to marry the boy’s mother Rebecca Blair.
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Blackfoot
UPI
Bobby Benson
Seventh District Court
Beason
Matthew Stephen Blair
Bingham County
Kenneth F. Clarke
Dwain Stufflebeam
Rebecca Blair
Stufflebeam
Late Blaze Destroys Sandpoint Residence
A fire starting from an electrical short gutted the interior of the Sandpoint home at 424 Lavina Street Tuesday night. Owner Guy Whistler and his wife and four minor children resided there. Chief Chubb said wiring in the kitchen sparked the blaze spreading rapidly. Fire crews arrived at 10:55 pm and had the structure under control by 11:30 pm, with a neighboring house trailer also damaged but unoccupied by the Whistler family.
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Lavina Street
Guy Whistler
Spres
Chubb
Chubb Saire
Whistler
Four Die In Head On Crash At Post Falls Idaho
Four men died in a two car head on collision at the west city limits of Post Falls Idaho. Dennis Markham 36 Spokane drove eastbound crossing centerline on U S Highway 10 crashing into a westbound car carrying John A Morris 22 Ricky E Harris 22 and Gordon Persky 27 all Fairchild Air Force Base. Weather was clear. Idaho 1971 traffic toll rose to 299 versus 304 last year.
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Post Falls
Idaho
UPI
Fairchild Air Force Base
Spokane
Dennis Markham
U.S
Andrus Reagan Bet On Camellia Bowl Outcome
Idaho Governor Andrus and California Governor Reagan agreed to a three day holiday bet over the Camellia Bowl between Boise State College and Sacramento State College. Andrus wagered Idaho would win and Reagan accepted after a light hearted exchange about television viewership and holiday plans.
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Sun Valley
Aga
Disney
Gov. D. Andrus
Californi
Ronald Reagan
Boise State College Jr
Sacramento
Calif
Topis State College
Andrus
Reagan
Idaho
Moneyland
Boise State
California
Governo R
Broncos
Soviet Mars 2 mission lands pennant as Mars 2 orbits
Tass reports Mars 2 entered orbit around Mars on Saturday and a capsule separated to plant a Soviet pennant on the surface. Mars 3 follows, while Mariner 9 studies a dust storm and maps the two moons as life-seeking instruments on board continue.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Mars
Red Planet
Tass
Sputnik
U.S. Mariner
Mariner 9
America
Mariner
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