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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1974

Page

5

Sniper tied to desert killings had just been fired

Richard H. Hick, 34, was fired from a Santa Fe Springs plastics plant hours before a six hour desert sniping spree left three dead and six wounded. He surrendered near the CA border after a 125 mile rampage. Victims were Jose Romero, 50, Pasadena. Billy Tegarden, 41, Bell Gardens. Herman Edge, 27, Long Beach. Hicks, described as heroin addicted with prior violence, faces formal charges and arraignment.

Santa FE Springs Calif UPI Richard H. Hick Steve Brown Hicks Indio California Brown Tucson Ariz Thomas J. Cox Cox Plastics

Family and government blamed for child abuse

A report to the American Psychological Association cites both family and government structures as sources of child abuse in the United States. Dr. Peter De Courcy argues that children are a heavily oppressed group with limited protection and that welfare efforts often seek family reunion rather than solving the root causes.

New Orleans UPI American Psychological Association America Peter DeCourcy Decourcy

Portland road project bid on Hawthorne Road work

Maverick Construction Co of Burley Idaho won the bid at 106507 for 2003 miles of road on Idaho's Fort Hall Indian Reservation. The U S Bureau of Indian Affairs said the Hawthorne Road project near Fort Hall will give all weather access to farm lands and a shorter route to the health center. Three bids were received.

Portland Ore UPI Maverick Construction Co Burley Idaho Fort Hall U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs Hawthorne

Cycle stuntman friend injured in first professional jump

Gary Edelin of Kennewick Washington, a dirt jumper and friend of Evel Knievel, was seriously hurt in a Monday night crash attempting his first professional jump. His motorcycle struck a 60 foot ramp end and flipped, ejecting him ten feet to the ground before he was taken to Kaclec Hospital for treatment.

West Richland Wash UPI Evel Knievel Gary Edelin Kennewick Edelin Kaclec Hospital

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