Four Die As Idaho Weekend Traffic Toll Rises
Weekend traffic crashes in Idaho killed four people and left another injured in critical condition, lifting the death toll to 259. Victims include Robert Iricsson 24 American Falls Joyce Crockett 29 Boise Ronald Johnston 21 Behl and Nancy Taylor 19 McCall. Joanne Pronson 34 Seattle remained in critical condition at St. Alphonsus Beise hospital.
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Idaho
Robert K. Iricsson
American Falls
Joyce R. Crockett
Boise
Ronald R. Johnston
Behl
Nancy Sue Taylor
McCall
Joanne R. Pronson
Seattle
St. Alphonsus Hospital
Beise
Sandpoint Library marks 25th Record Collection anniversary
The Sandpoint Public Library celebrated 25 years of its Record Collection on Friday Oct 6 noting it was Idaho’s first such collection. Established in memory of Lawrence Brown who died in 1947, the 700-record archive is funded by donations memorial gifts and a $100 yearly budget and includes The Classics Broadway Musicals and more.
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Sandpoint Public
Rod McKuen
Helen M
Ores
Mariners Club
Leach
Fotmer
Lee White
Westies Brunsell
Bud Sanford
Vmirs
Marian Eugle
Marjoriealy
Barbara Farmin
Paul Delamarter
Lawrence Brown
Weather outlook with scattered showers and mountain snow
Scattered showers tonight and Tuesday with snow in nearby mountains. Cooler days ahead with a 50 percent precipitation chance tonight and 41 percent on Tuesday. High today near 0, low tonight around 35, and high Tuesday about 59.
Newspaper as Family Guide and Community Market
A historical note highlights the newspaper as a friend to the family and a personal counselor. It calls it employment help, ideas marketplace, and a source of news, information, and civic thought for readers.
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Greyhound Bus Robber Sought
A warrant was issued in Everett for Bobby Scarface Smith 22 25 for armed robbery and first degree kidnapping in a Jesse James style Greyhound bus holdup near Everett Washington. Two robbers boarded in Seattle Friday night and forced the driver to a side road. Passengers hid money and jewelry to foil the bandits as about 2500 dollars was taken. Five youths already jailed in connection with the Everett crime.
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Portland
Ore
Bobby
Scarface
Smith
Greyhound
Everett
Wash
FBI
Seattle
Albert Anderson
Jesse James
Newspaper Week Declared in Idaho by Governor Andrus
Idaho Governor Cecil Andrus designates the week of October 7 through 14 as Newspaper Week. The proclamation honors workers who produce newspapers and underscores the role of free speech and a free press in preserving citizens' rights and the nation’s greatness.
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Cecil
Andrus
Miner Trainee Class Planned in Idaho Montana Program
Idaho State Department of Employment announces an upcoming miner trainee class starting October 26, 1972. The eleven week program at Butte School of Mines in Butte Montana combines two weeks classroom study with nine weeks on the job training as underground miners in Anaconda Co. mines. Trainees receive a subsistence allowance and upon completion are placed in Kellogg Wallace area mines under Sandpoint job notice 263 3119.
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Idaho State Department of Employment
Butte School of Mines
Butte
Mont
Anaconda
Sandpoint State
Publisher Ginzburg to be Paroled from Federal Prison
Ralph Ginzburg a 42 year old publisher will be paroled from Allenwood Prison Farm after serving eight months of a three year sentence for sending obscene material through the mail. His wife Shoshanna 34 disclosed the impending release in New York City. The parole follows a 1963 conviction and a failed Supreme Court appeal.
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Lewisburg
UPI
Ralph Ginzburg
Allenwood Prison Farm
Ginzburg
Shoshanna
New York City
Ralph
Avante-Garde
Moneysworth
Fex
U.S. Supreme Court
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