A Matter Of Poor Judgement
A letter criticizes Idaho Supreme Court for ruling against using state funds for bussing parochial school students. The author argues transportation is not a religious issue, urges public transport for all, and defies the ruling while defending traditional American education and taxpayer support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Idaho
United States
Coeur d’Alene
Bonner County
Supreme Court
America
Idaho Supreme Court
Livestock Market Report From Joliet With Price Ranges
Livestock markets in Joliet report active cattle trade with slaughter steers mostly steady and heifers steady to higher. Prime slaughter steers range 36.25 to 37.00, high choice 35.00 to 36.25, choice 32.75 to 34.75, good to 32.50. slaughter heifers 33.25 to 34.25 prime, 31.50 to 33.25 choice, 29.25 to 31.25 good. Cows 20.00 to 23.50 utility and commercial, canners 18.50 to 21.50, bulls 25.56 to 28.50. No market Monday for Labor Day.
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Joliett
UPI
Cattle to be Handled and Market Receipts Targeted
Cattle will be handled and accepted for Tuesday's market with estimated receipts of 4,000 head.
Boat Trailer Crashes Into Sambo's Restaurant
A boat trailer loaded with 18 foot planks crashed through the front window of Sambo's in Boise on North Garden. The trailer detached from a pickup while turning, smashing seats and stopping at the counter with no customers injured.
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Boise
Sambo’s
North Garden
Mountain States Must Develop Policy Positions
Jack M. Campbell of Las Cruces New Mexico told Idaho businessmen that the Federation of Rocky Mountain States will form a common land use policy. He said the six state private sector will help craft the position for Congressional action amid rising political attention.
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Boise
UPD
Rocky Mountain
Congress
Federation of Rocky Mountain States
Jack M. Campbell
Las Cruces
N. M
Idaho
Justice Pfingst Indicted Over Paying for Supreme Court Seat
New York Supreme Court Justice Joseph P. Pfingst was indicted in Brooklyn on charges he paid $50,000 to Frederick R. Fellman for the Republican nomination to the bench in 1968. Fellman, jailed for grand larceny, also faces indictment. Pfingst had been suspended earlier amid bankruptcy fraud charges against him and two others. He reportedly flew to Zurich and moved funds tied to the case.
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New
York
UPI
State Supreme Court
Joseph P. Pfingst
Long Island
Pfingst
Babylon
N.Y
Suffolk Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Brooklyn
Frederick R. Fellman
Fellman
Thursday
Sing Sing
New York
Supreme Court
Zurich
Switzerland
Egypt
San Quentin
Bingham
George Jackson
Soledad Brothers
Charles Watson
Tate-Labianca
Charles Manson
Watson
Manson Clan
Nixon
James D. Hodgson
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Athens
Syria
Libya
United Arab Republic
Nathan F. Leopold
Richard Loeb
Puerto Rico
Leopold
Local Driver Injured In Accident In Sandpoint
A Sandpoint woman Doris M. Erickson 54 suffered a broken pelvis Thursday afternoon at the intersection of Lake and Florence Streets. She is in satisfactory condition at Bonner General Hospital. Edward J. Nebendahl 22 of Sandpoint struck her broadside. he was uninjured. Police Chief George Elliot said no citations yet pending further investigation. Erickson was westbound on Lake Street. Nebendahl was southbound on Florence.
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Sandpoint
Lake
Florence
Bonner General Hospital
Doris M. Erickson
Edward J. Nebendahl
George Elliot
Elliot
Nebendahl
Erickson
Lake Street
Coeur d'Alene Native Commands Carrier Ranger
Henry P. Glindeman Jr., 46, of Coeur d'Alene Idaho becomes commander of the aircraft carrier Ranger in San Francisco. He comes from the staff of the chief of naval operations in Washington DC and previously led an aircraft wing based on the Coral Sea, including the initial strikes against North Vietnam in February 1965. The Ranger, refitting after Vietnam service, is expected to return there.
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San Francisco
UPC
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Ranger
Henry P. Glindeman Jr
Chief of
Naval Operations
Washington, D. C
Vietnam
Glindeman
Coeur’ d’Alene
Henry P. Glindeman
U. S. Coral Sea
North Vietnam
Week In Review Highlights Tax And School Wars
United Press International summarizes a busy week with California ruling local property taxes cannot fund public schools, court ordered school integration rising in the South, and clashes in Wilmington and Austin. Bombs destroy buses in Pontiac as Northern Ireland and Berlin signings unfold. Global events include Thieu’s elections, Manson murders, Nixon delaying federal pay raises, and Leopold’s death.
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David A
Wiessler
United Press International
California Supreme Court
South
Wilmington
N.C
Austin
Tex
North
Pontiac
Mich
Warren Burger
Supreme Court
Berlin
Northern Ireland
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Stephen M. Bingham
DAV Sand Point announces meeting date and time
Gene Palmer state officer for the DAV and Sandpoint chapter member announced the next regular DAV meeting in Sandpoint Tuesday September 7 at 7 30 p m at the Community Hall.
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Gene Palmer
DAV
Sandpoint
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
U.S
Pete Thompson
Planet OF the Apes
Carrier
Fourth & Cedar
Sandpoint, Idaho
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