Community notices fill Sandpoint events list
Local groups in Sandpoint publish a busy October schedule. PTA meetings, church board sessions, Gem and Rock Club elections, a meat drawing, Eagles Talent Show, and a Bonner Bazaar open house are announced with times from Oct 14 to Oct 19. Archbishop Sheen speaks in Coeur d'Alene at North Idaho College on Oct 16.
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Pend Oreille Rock and Gem Club
Farmin Pta
Farmin
James Callahan Jr
Pacific Power and Light
Eagles Lodge
Eagles
Bonner County
Sangpoi Are Givie Club
Quitbrontel
Bonner General Hospital
Washington Water Power
New Hospital
Sandpoint
Fulton J. Sheen
Coeur d’Alene
North Idaho College
John O’donovan
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Daily Bee
Special Guest Jessie Boyd to Speak at Church Service
The Reverend Jessie Boyd director of Youth and Christian Education for Idaho Utah Church of God will speak at the morning worship Sunday October 14 at 11 a.m. in Vale Oregon.
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Jessie Boyd
The
Church of God
Idaho
Utah
South Carolina
Northwest
States
Darrell Kilpatrick
Crayola Extortion Hoax Involving FBI and NYC Hotel
The Daily Bee reports a bizarre extortion plot dubbed Crayola. An unknown offender allegedly threatened Concord Hotel guests with LSD and issued fake money beepers. the FBI foiled the scheme, arresting Robert Greenman and writer John Calvin VanOrsdell who identified himself as Crayola.
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Washington
Justice Department
Concord
New York
Catskill Mountains
FBI
Inez
Crayola
THE
Daily Bee
Fri
Bureau
Timothy Leary
New York Savings Bank
Joe Spear
Spear
Robert Greenman
John Calvin VanOrsdell
Pennsylvania
VanOrsdell
Soviets Praise Expo 74 Fair Efforts
Soviet officials lauded Expo 74 organizers for a strong show and global environmental awareness. Boris Koporov, head of the USSR pavilion, announced plans to host about 200 Russians, with 52 000 square feet of space the largest foreign pavilion.
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Soviet Union
Boris Koporov
U.S.S.R
Koporov
Koporev
Power Co. Wins 1.5 Percent Rate Increase in Idaho
Washington Power Co. gains approval from the Idaho Public Utilities Commission to raise rates about 1.5 percent for northern Idaho customers. The decision impacts customers served by the utility in Boise and surrounding areas.
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Boise
UPI
Washington Power Co
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Idaho
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Southside Ptc
Southside Community Church
Clark Fork Homemakers
Past Presidents Club
VFW
Lake
Idaho Nurses Association
Marilyn Reno
Renne
Donner County Historical Society
IWA Hall
4Th and Alder
Rev
Fournier Agency
Crayola Caper
By Jack Anderson
Pan Am
Grand Central Station
Bob
Grand Central
Cneh
Lions Club
Edgewater
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