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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1975
Page
6
Director Joseph Greenley of the Idaho Fish and Game Department defended agency decisions during a Monday night meeting in Twin Falls. He faced questions about policy and management actions affecting local wildlife and public recreation.
Gerald Harry Gaylor 2 of Boise was seriously hurt when the horse he rode was hit by a car near North 30th. He was removed from the critical list but remained in serious condition at St. Alphonsus Hospital. The driver, Jerry Eddy Taylor 29 of Nampa, left the scene and was cited for leaving the scene after later returning.
Local senior volunteer meeting set for October 29 at 2 30 pm in the new senior center on Main and Forest. Various groups announce Oct 20–25 gatherings, trainings, fundraisers, dinners, and a pinochle party at community venues across Bonner County including Moose, Eagles, PTOs, 4 H clubs, churches, and the VFW hall.
In Morristown New Jersey the Quinlan family fights a New Jersey court bid to disconnect Karen Ann Quinlan from life support. Vatican Radio aired criticism of the parents plan calling it dangerous euthanasia while the family insists the trial proceed to seek permission to end life support for their daughter.
Eight Castleford High School students were suspended for refusing to follow the dress code requiring hair above the ears. Principal James Watkins ordered the suspensions, citing board policy. The students plan a hearing before the Human Rights Commission and seek a code modification. The board may meet with students later to discuss the issue.
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