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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1972
Page
5
The Sandpoint Junior Varsity lost 13 to 12 at War Memorial Field to Libby. A blocked punt produced Sandpoint’s first touchdown, and Libby answered with a fumble return and a late long run and conversion to clinch the comeback.
Clark Fork Wampus Cats and Plummer Pirates battled to a 6 6 tie in a defensive game. A late interception halted a Cats drive at the Pirates ten yard line with ten seconds remaining. Idaho Athletic association will decide the outcome. separate item notes Steve Symms receiving 10000 in campaign funds from two groups.
Dr. Edmund Klein reports limited cancer improvements using the tuberculosis vaccine BCG in eight patients and skin cancer shows the strongest response. He cautions the study is a brief, small sample and calls for extensive research and funding to test immunotherapy as a cancer treatment.
Idaho coach Don Robbins named freshman quarterback Dave Comstock the starter for the Battle of the Palouse against Washington State. Comstock, who played briefly in the 7-3 loss to Montana State, is in the best health among Idaho's three quarterbacks while Ross Goddard recovers from a sore shoulder and Rick Seefield misses time after knee surgery.
The Nixon administration aims to provide 1 371 900 Vietnam era veterans with jobs and training during the fiscal year ending June 30. The goal, announced after a White House meeting with Labor Secretary Hodgson and VA Administrator Johnson, follows a 1972 goal of 1 038 000 that was exceeded by 260 000. The August veteran unemployment rate stood at 7.7 percent.
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