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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1972
Page
4
Homeroom reps are urged to discuss with classmates the school’s possible return to the Idaho Student Council Association and the National Student Council Association. SHS previously dropped out of these two organizations three years ago.
Mr. Schoonover leads fourth ad fifth period PE with volleyball and bounce volleyball and outdoor games if weather permits. Intramural volleyball basketball table tennis trap shooting and frisbee are planned at noon for boys or girls, supervised by Mr. Bob Hamilton at Sandpoint Senior High. Future Teachers of America forms discussed with Rob Kincaid as president, Sue Doak as vice president, Norma Biffle as secretary. Merrilin Snyder notes an umbrella sale idea for fundraising.
Mrs. Ellen Rogerson's French students study greetings and verbs and count from one to ten following guidance from sophomore Kris Overland.
Mr. Jack McHargue's third year vocational agriculture class is studying forging tool sharpening and soldering, according to Bruce Johnson a junior class member.
In Festus, two dachshunds, a guinea pig, a parakeet and many fish were found abandoned for nearly a month at Tropical Paradise Aquariums. The Humane Society of Missouri said the animals were in poor shape and dead stock included the guinea pig, parakeet, and numerous fish. Warrant charges for abandonment and cruelty against Franklin and Barbara Keisler were expected to be issued.
IRS district director Calvin E. Wright announces form S-38 to notify tenants of proposed rent increases or decreases. The form does not imply IRS approval. Notices must be 30 days before increases, include base rent, cost itemization, documentation access, rent refunds, and anti retaliation statements. Forms available at IRS offices and via publications S-3018 S-3019 and S-3044.
James Hoffa on Buckley show claims 45 percent of inmates at the Lewisburg federal prison are homosexuals and says guards condone same sex living arrangements. He says his parole came via presidential action after 58 months for fraud and attempted juror bribery and denies any deal with Nixon. He reiterates lifelong Nixon support despite disputes with Frank Fitzsimmons.
In Bozeman Montana State edges Idaho 17 3 to claim opening Big Sky win. Idaho cut the margin on a 30 yard field goal by Steve Tanner and a 42 yarder by Pat Bolton. MSU answered with a 24 yard pass to Sam McCollum and a late 1 yard TD by Zonnie McLean.
Governor Cecil D. Andrus urged the Commerce and Development Advisory Council to push a year round snowmobiling campaign to boost tourism and land use. Council peers and industry leaders endorsed clearer trails and designated areas while criticizing misperceptions by environmentalists.
Weekly prizes go to Ralph Crabb for a high single line of 261 and Darold Sauer for a 3 line gross of 627. The Cherry Ficker bowling league reports results from the latest session with standings and top performances.
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