Sand Point High students active in clubs sports and music
At Sand Point Senior High School junior class funds raise with a $100 prize for a fundraising project. Welding and Art shading lessons run in class. Daily lunch intramural volleyball and table tennis occur for boys and girls. A girls table tennis tournament will follow boys matches. The SHS band is sight reading concert music and will perform at the Football Festival. History classes study the Constitution with student comments on the topic.
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Sandpoint Senior High School
Dan Lyons
Russel Whalen
SHS
Actress Beats Taxman Today in London Appeal
London court sides with actress Hayley Mills over 108000 in surtax claimed on 1962 65 earnings. Tax authorities argued surtax on dividends from a trust fund set up by her father actor John Mills when she was 14. Mills was 26 at the ruling.
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London
UPD
Hayley Mills
John Mills
Californians to vote on reinstating death penalty
California voters face a November 7 ballot on restoring capital punishment after conflicting Supreme Court rulings. Gov Reagan leads the campaign while Sen Moscone opposes. If approved the measure would impose death for four crimes and allow mandatory death for other offenses, with debates over deterrence and justice.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPD
California
Supreme Courts
Ronald Reagan
Nancy
Reagan
George Moscone
San Francisco
Charles Manson
Sirhan Sirhan
San Quentin
Beretssta
Stpreme Court
Bobbcny
U.S. Supreme Court
H.L. Richardson
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers Union
Chavez
Leo Estrada Robles
Supreme Court
Robles
New Policy For Roadside Area In Idaho
Idaho Highway Board clarifies roadside rest areas may be used for a reasonable length of time. Overnight occupancy is not allowed where nearby campgrounds exist, but the board does not intend to ban overnight use where appropriate. Chairman Thomason says campers overlong stays led to policy change.
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Boise
Idaho
Appointment Of J Jay Garrett As Acting Deputy Commissioner
State Finance Commissioner Tom McEldowney announced the appointment of J Jay Garrett of Boise as acting deputy commissioner. Garrett, effective November 1, will handle day to day administrative activities for the agency. Since July 1971 he has served as fiscal and endowment officer for the Idaho Endowment Investment Board.
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McEldowney
Garrett
Idaho Endowment Investment Board
Martial law in South Korea tightens grip as Park seeks reform
President Park Chung Hee declared martial law in Seoul and dissolved parliament to push constitutional amendments amid talks with North Korea on unification. He named Gen Roh Jae Hyun to enforce the decree and warned opponents that a negative referendum would challenge the talks.
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UPD
Park Chung Hee
South Korea
North Korea
Park
Red Cross
Pyongyang
Roh-Jae Hyon
Korea
Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
New Democratic Party
Korean National Assembly
Republican - Democratic Party
Kim Dae -Jung
Japan
China
United States
Kim- Jong Pil
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