Substance Abuse Unit Moves to New Coeur d Alene Location
Region I Substance Abuse Services moves its outpatient treatment unit from 315 Wallace to 4055 Government Way Suite 10 in Coeur d Alene effective September 9 1976. The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare program offers help for alcohol and drug misuse and abuse. For questions contact Donald M. Linke at 208 667 4676.
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Region I Substance Abuse Services
Wallace
Government Way
Suite 10
Coeur d’ Alene
Donald M. Linke
Social Security Administration
Sandpoint
West Main St
Defecting Russian Pilot Seeks U S Asylum
The Soviet Air Force pilot Viktor Belenko who flew a MiG 25 to Japan will receive asylum in the United States if he requests it, the White House says. President Ford approved after consultation with the NSC. Belenko is in Japanese custody undergoing interrogation and may be handed to U.S. authorities.
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U.S
White House
Washington
UPI
Japan
United States
Ron Nelsen
Ford
National Security Council
Nelsen
Hakodate
Nessen
Viktor Ivanovich Belenko
Tokyo
Belenko
Hakodate City
Kissinger Opens African Diplomacy to Avert Rhodesia Tensions
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger plans a Monday flight to Africa to launch shuttle diplomacy aimed at preventing racial warfare in Rhodesia and Namibia. He holds invitations from Tanzania and South Africa and will gauge progress after talks with Giscard d Estaing in Paris.
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Richard H. Growald
Hamburg
West Germany
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Africa
Rhodesia
South West Africa
John Vorster
Kissinger
Tanzania
U.S
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Dar Es Salaam
United States
Namibia
Paris
Zurich
London
James Callaghan
Helmut Schmidt
Middle East
France
Giscard
Ex-Justice Douglas In Satisfactory Condition
Former Supreme Court justice William C. Douglas, 77, spent a comfortable night after a two hour operation to repair a broken left hip at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He had fallen Sunday, suffered a stroke on December 31, 1974, and retired last November due to pain and partial paralysis.
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Douglas
High Court
Cathy
Supreme Court
Goose Prairie
Wash
Agnes Elizabeth Parkins Obituary
Agnes Elizabeth Parkins 82 died at Bonner General Hospital on Saturday September 4 born July 15 18 percent to Richard and Hilda Hagerman in Armour South Dakota moved to the area with husband Charles from North Dakota in 1918 survived by two sons John and Ed of Sandpoint one daughter Lillian Ekwortzell of Sandpoint nine grandchildren eight great grandchildren one brother Bill Banker of Strawberry Arkansas three sisters Delilah Weitzein Mandan North Dakota Florence Westerman Lynwood Washington Ella Tibbetts Sandpoint Funeral services were held from the Moon Chapel Tuesday.
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Agnes Elizabeth Parkins
Bonner General Hospital
Richard
Hilda Hagerman
Armour
South Dakota
Charles
North Dakota
John
Sandpoint
Lillian Ekwortzell
Bill Banker
Strawberry
Arkansas
Delilah Weitzein
Mandan
N Dakota
Florence Westerman
Lynwood
Wash
Ella Tibbetts
the Moon Chapel
Funeral Service Details for September 7
On September 7 at 11 00 a.m officiating pastor Dennis Hansen will lead the funeral service. Interment will follow at Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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Dennis Hansen
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Senior Citizens Bus to Interstate Fair and Dances
The Senior Services Office offers a chartered bus to the Interstate Fair on Sept 15 departing 8 am from the Senior Citizens Center at 425 Forest. The trip costs 7 dollars for bus and admission, with money due by Sept 10. Also a Back to School Dance on Sept 10 at the Sandpoint center with live music and prizes.
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Senior Services Office
Senior Citizen's Center
Forest
Sandpoint
Forest and
Main
Wayne Forrest Wilson obituary in Heron Montana
Wayne Forrest Wilson 83 died September 5 in St Patricks Hospital Missoula Montana. He born October 10 1892 in Macomb Illinois married Myra Anderson March 6 1924 in Roundup Montana. He lived in Heron since 1937 after moving from Ryegate Montana and worked for NP Railroad until 1957. He served in WWI in France and celebrated golden anniversary in 1974. Survived by wife Myra four sons one daughter twenty grandchildren five great grandchildren one sister Beulah Appelbee. Funeral September 9 at 1 00 p m Heron United Methodist Church with Rev Randy O Dunnell officiating. Interment Heron Cemetery.
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Wayne Forrest Wilson
St Patricks Hospital
Missoula
Montana
Joseph
Rhoda Wilson
Macomb
Illinios
Myra Anderson
Roundup
Mont
Heron
Ryegate
NP Railroad
U.S. Army
France
United Methodist Church
Myra
Calvin W
Thompson
Falls
Kenneth S.S
Heron, Mont
Clarence A. Tacoma
Wash
Harold L. Deer Lodge
Audrey M. Sellmer
Heron Mont
Beulah Appelbee
Lincoln
Neb
Heron Methodist Church
Randy O'Donnell
Heron Cemetery
Olive M Winterton, 84, Dies in Spokane Hospital
Olive M Winterton aged 84 died Sunday at Sacred Heart Hospital in Spokane. Born October 2 1891 in Herber City Utah to Ephram and Polly McMillian she married Robert F Winterton March 24 1911 in Charleston Utah. The couple moved to the Pack River area in 1935 and had celebrated 65 years of marriage this March.
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Olive M. Winterton
Sacred Heart Hospital
Spokane
Ephram
Polly McMillian
Herber City
Utah
Robert F Winterton
Charleston
Pack River
Preparation H Provides Quick Hemorrhoid Relief
Doctors report a medication offering prompt temporary relief from pain and burning itch in hemorrhoidal tissues. It then helps shrink swelling caused by inflammation. No prescription required for Preparation H ointment or suppositories.
FAA Chief Confident of New York Concorde Run
FAA chief Dr John McLucas said Concorde will likely be allowed to operate into New York within two to three months. He noted no reason to deny approval and referenced earlier approval for a 16 month trial. The Port Authority had sought a six month delay amid local opposition.
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FAA
London
UPI
New York
John McLucas
US Federal Aviation Administration
McLucas
Farnborough
U.S Transportation
William T Coleman, Jr
Washington
British Airways
Air France Airlines
Police Fire On S Africa Rioters In Cape Town and Johannesburg
Rioting flared in Cape Town and nearby suburbs as riot police used shotguns teargas and batons against thousands of mulatto demonstrators. In Soweto Johannesburg area police killed one black and wounded another amid escalating racial unrest raising the toll to 29 since the unrest began.
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Cape Town
Johannesburg
Parow
John Vorster
Southern Africa
Henry A Kissinger
Parade Square
Green Market Square
Stellenbosch
Obituary for Sandpoint woman with Pack River ties
A 1961 obituary notes a Latter Day Saints member from Sandpoint associated with Pack River Thimble Club. She is survived by her husband Robert Samuels and three daughters Gail Anderson Samuels Patsy Dunn Samuels Wilma Nave of Seattle. Grandchildren number ten and great grandchildren nine. Graveside rites at Pack River Cemetery on Wednesday September 8 at 1 PM officiated by the Latter Day Saints Church.
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Latter Day Saints Church
Sandpoint
Pack River
U.S. Prisoners Begin Hunger Strike in Mexico
More than 600 American inmates said President Echeverria’s plan to let them serve term in U.S. prisons did not stop their hunger strike set to start today. They protest what they call inhumane conditions in Mexican jails.
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Mexico City
UPI
Luis Echeverria
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Kyodo
Chitose
Sapporo City
Hokkaido
Kiichi Miyazawa
The
Foreign Ministry
Beta Sigma Phi
VFW Hall
Bonner County
Senior Citizens Council
Alley Dusters League
Pack River Grange
Denny’s
Priest River
Riverview
Clark Fork
Helen Derr
ICTGA
Idaho
Kootenai
Better Community Club
Genevieve Thurlow
Pine St. Loop
Bonner County Historical Society
VFW
Lake
Phi Omicron Chap
Patsy Thompsons House
Cedar Sandpoint
United Methodist
Currich Fellowship Hall
Jean Calkins
Peggy Mahler
Stoddard
Zenith
Elcome Wagon
Mary
Berryhill
Erik van Ees
South Africa
March of Dimes
UBL
Sher
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Kankakee
Illinois
Jell-O
General Foods Corporation
Lee Jeans
Texas
Lee Denim
Sandpoint Saddlery
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