Turnout Set for Sandpoint High Winter Sports
Sandpoint High coaches Ron Hunt and Chuck Schoonover announce a large turnout for basketball and wrestling with first practices after school on Monday. Lettermen include Dell Hatch Mike Hagadone Bill Malone Jeff Clark George Andrews Andy Slaveck and Paul Klatt. Hagadone’s broken ankle may keep him out until Christmas. wrestling opens December 3 at Mead with many returning wrestlers in 132 and 138 weight classes and Brad Bruin stepping in at heavyweight.
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Andy Slaveck
Paul Klatt
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Coeur d’Alene
Bulldog
Ferris
Shadle Park
Spokane
Borah
Capital
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Lewiston
Bulldogs
Post
Sandpoint
Mead High
Mead
Brad Bruin
Bonners Ferry
Schoonover
War Memorial Field
SHS
Cenarrusa backs quorum rule for recall validity
Secretary of State Pete Cenarrusa proposed a quorum law requiring a portion of the electorate to vote for a recall to be valid. He spoke at the Citizens' Advisory Committee on Election Laws meeting and declined to set a specific percentage. The League of Women Voters urged restoring citizenship rights for guardianship or criminal conviction cases.
Idaho Wheat Stocks Down
Idaho total wheat stocks as of October 1 reached 31 324 000 bushels, a slight year to year decline as on farm stocks fell 14 percent while off farm stocks rose 12 percent, with Idaho feed grain supply totaling 1 050 377 tons.
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Idaho
Idaho Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Auto Workers Asked To Okay Ford Contract
The United Auto Workers urge 185,000 Ford members to approve a new three year contract with Ford Motor Co. Details were secret until today as the UAW Ford Council and International Executive Board back the deal. Ratification could begin soon with a final vote next week amid a broader push toward a GM settlement.
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Kaniksu and travelers lead league bowling results
Kaniksu won all four points over Trawler's Motel led by Helen Peterson 512 and Louise Olenslager 491 with Barbara Menard 445. Sandpoint Motor also swept Sandpoint Bowl as Frances Crandell posted 584 high, while Wash Water Power, Lucky Lager, Co op Gas & Supply and General Telephone posted wins and top scores in a crowded league night.
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Kaniksu
Helen Peterson
Louise Olenslage
Joyce Jones
Ruth Beauchamp
Town House
Wash Water Power Co
Vi Vlasak
Judith Larkin
Celia Forgey
Wash
Water Power
Pearl
April
Barbara Fister
Leila Witherell
Lucky Lager
Co-op
Gas & Supply
Mary Madsen
Lorena Deubel
Opal Collison
Betty Bloxom
Eleanor Richter
Janice Ayers
Northern Lights
General Telephone
Wanda Krum
Beverly, Longbottom
Linda Hunt
Alice
Lily Bertstrom
Marlis Beyer
Minnie Attwood
Idaho First National Bank
Phyllis Thurlow
The
Bank
Eva Nyback
Jeaning Decker
Theene Plaster
Betty Forell
Ginny Eder
Pat Red
Denver bomb spree erupts with seven explosives in four days
Denver police faced a wave of explosives with seven devices found in restaurants and mailed to a policewoman and a school board member. The latest bomb was discovered in a South Denver service station restroom and detonated in a park. Officials cited a lack of motive and noted the complexity of linked attacks across venues and mailings.
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Robert Shaughnessey
Shaughnessey
Robert, Crider
Carol Hogue
Hogue
Crider
George Cavender
Cavender
Eirachine Dope
Beta Sigma Phi Xi Eta Holds October Meeting
Xi Eta chapter Beta Sigma Phi met October 23 at Sandy Merwin’s home to discuss service projects including a local high school senior scholarship and plans for the 1975 Beta Sigma Phi State convention. A social Halloween Capers followed with co hosts Lorraine Merrill and Sandy Santino.
Cox says White House withheld key Watergate documents
Ar chibald Cox testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee that the White House blocked urgently needed papers during his five months as special Watergate prosecutor. He said most efforts to obtain information faced frustration and delay and cited nine specific items on wiretapping and surveillance, including bugging columnist Joseph Kraft's phone.
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U.S
Kennedy
Cox
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
White House
Joseph ‘Kraft
Prizes Awarded for Bowling Scores at Mond 408 Weekly
Barbara Remmers wins weekly prize for high net game of 210. Shirley Stevens earns prize for high gross game 235. Frances Crandell takes prize for high gross series with 662.
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Ayers
Art Ruyle
Connies Cafe
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Connies
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Sayers
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Donna Whitney
Jessie Gropp
Barbara Remmers
Shirley Stevens
Frances Crandell
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