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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1969

Page

3

Mother sues over Hauser Lake fire injuries

Jacqueline Gilkison of Spokane Valley files a district court suit for 693000 in damages on behalf of her daughters Teressa McMillan and Pamela McMillan. They suffered severe burns from gasoline obtained from Richard E. Colton and ignited by a playmate. The suit names Colton wife Margaret Union Oil Company alleging negligence in selling gasoline to a child and in allowing sale in unsafe containers without warnings.

Coeur D’alene UPD Hauser Lake Jacqueline Gilkison Spokane Valley Teressa McMillan Pamela McMillan Richard E. Colton Colton Margaret Union Oil Company Gilkison Teressa Pamela Union Oil

Chambers seek 2000 cfs minimum flow at Hell's Canyon Dam

Lewiston and Clarkston chambers of commerce pass a joint resolution urging Idaho Power Co to amend its license to require a minimum water flow of 2000 cubic feet per second through Hell's Canyon Dam. The measure cites variable flow causing navigation hazards and boat damage from stranded shallows and submerged objects.

Lewiston UPD Idaho Power Co Hell’s Canyon Chambers of Commerce Lewiston and Clarkston Wash Congressional U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Idaho Power Snake River

Projects Barred Boise

A spokesman for the States Highway Board discusses blocked projects in Boise. The statement outlines halted roadway plans and cites funding and approval issues affecting local construction timelines.

BOISE The States Highway Board

McClure criticizes Lower Granite delay hits 1976 completion

Idaho Congressman James McClure condemns the 12 month delay in finishing the Lower Granite Lock and Dam as a broken federal state partnership. He notes the Nixon era cutbacks push back completion to June 1976 amid broader dam project delays. A Boise note adds Idaho Supreme Court will hear Canyon County School District 139 bond voting rights case on November 3.

Amicus Curiae Friend of the Court Atty Robert M. ‘Robson Cecil OD Hobdey Gooding Lincoln Supreme Court Washington UPI James McClure Idaho Lower Granite Pacific Northwest McClure Corps. of Engineers Boise

Boise group backs Wednesday Vietnam War moratorium

Citizens for Civic Unity directors vote to support a Vietnam War moratorium on Wednesday. Rev James Hubbard, president, says the U S should end involvement to redirect resources home and notes many nonwhites fight for a country that remains unfair to them.

Boise

Flags Urged by Idaho Legion for Vietnam War Support

Idaho American Legion leaders urge residents to fly flags on Wednesday to back government efforts to end the Vietnam War. They criticize mora torium demonstrations as misdirected and say protests should target the North Vietnamese government and its Paris peace talks delegation. State commander Conrad Chisholm claims the nation is right and warns against the spread of Communism.

Boise

Youth arrested in Iowa City on Idaho warrant

Iowa City police detained Tom Stone 19 of Boise Idaho on a federal warrant from Idaho at the Howard Johnson Motel. He was held for Idaho authorities after previously escaping custody at University Hospital and his wife faced a vagrancy charge.

Iowa City Iowa UPI Tom Stone Boise Idaho Stone Howard Johnson University Hospital

College of Idaho to host Milan Melvin for Vietnam event

The College of Idaho in Caldwell announced that Milan Melvin, brother in law of Joan Baez, would participate in campus Vietnam moratorium activities. The college planned on starting activities today, one day before the nationwide event, to fit student schedules.

Caldwell UPI College of Idaho Milan Melvin Joan Baez Caldwell “School

No Signs Found Of Lost Hunter In Idaho Mountains

The search for missing California hunter John W. Gramlich Sr., 72, Crescent City, east of McCall, Idaho, failed to locate him after a Saturday start. About 100 searchers scoured Tamarack Creek area, found a butchered deer and tracks lost to fresh snow. temps estimated at 12 degrees. A search unit from Mountain Home AFB joined Monday with state police, rescue teams, forest service staff, and volunteers.

McCall UPS California Yellow Pine John W. Gramlich Crescent City Tamarack Creek Valley County Myrtle Herrick Gramlich Merton Logue Mountain Home Air Force Base Idaho State Police Boise and Forest Service

Seattle man wins GSA contract for Boise courthouse repair

Jack Fast of Seattle won a $77,530 General Services Administration contract for repairs and improvements to the U S Courthouse and Federal Office Building in Boise. Rep James McClure Idaho announced the award on Monday.

Washington UPD Seattle General Services Administration Boise James McClure Idaho Jack Fast U.S

Idaho University Receives NSF Grant for Teacher Education

Senator Frank Church announced a $94,840 National Science Foundation grant to the University of Idaho to improve secondary school science and mathematics teaching. The grant funds a year of full study for teachers with stipends up to $3,000 plus allowances for dependents ebooks and travel.

Wasilington UPT Frank Church D-Idaho University of Idaho National Science Foundation Church

Boise City Sues Over County Road Tax

Boise Mayor Jay S. Amyx and the Boise City Council sue in Fourth District Court challenging the county road tax on city residents. City Atty Elbert E. Gass argues residents already pay city street taxes and no election has been held to authorize county highway levies.

Boise UPD Jay S. Amyx Boise City Council Fourth District Elbert E. Gass Couty Gass

Army invites bids for Mountain Slome AFB ap ons shop

Invites will go to bid on October 27 for a new 5900 square foot insulated metal building at Mountain Slome Air Force Base. Cost estimated between 100000 and 500000 dollars. Work includes plumbing heating air conditioning electrical systems parking and landscaping.

Washington UPI Frank Church D-Idaho Army Mountain Slome Air Force Base Church

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