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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1974

Page

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Idaho Leaders Question Ford Pardon Plan After Nixon

Governor Cecil Andrus in Sandpoint says a blanket pardon for Watergate defendants risks justice and warns against pardoning the guilty without cause. Senate Minority Leader John Evans and educator Roy Truby share concerns, urging wait for Jaworski’s findings and clear explanations of equal justice.

Idaho Cecil D. Andrus Ford Andrus Richard Nixon Senate John Evans Roy Truby Superintendent of Public Instruction Nixon Evans The Daily Bee Leon Jaworski Truby

Panhandle Rodeo success boosts hopes for break even

Promoters report strong advance ticket sales and top-name cowboys at the first Panhandle Rodeo. Don Mitchell of the Lions Club projects about 5 000 spectators, with a possible break even outcome after earlier fears of a loss. Next year’s date under review. weather risks noted, sponsors Co op Gas and Sandpoint Saddlery credited for advance sales.

Don Mitchell Lions Club Mitchell Co-op Gas & Supply Sandpoint Saddlery

Woman Escapes Injury After Vehicle Rollover

Helga Grete Brown 33 of Sand Point escaped injury when her vehicle rolled over after the steering failed. The Bonner County Sheriff's records place the mishap three miles north of here on SH 200 Tuesday.

Helga Grete Brown Sandpoint Bonner County Here

Andrus Seeks Higher Education Funding In Idaho Tour

Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus touts increased state support for public education during a north Idaho campaign swing. He cites rising funding from 49 percent to 61 percent and $49.2 million in 1971 to $85.5 million in 1975, pledging continued growth despite missing kindergarten legislation and hoped-for higher education funding.

Idaho Cecil D. Andrus Bonner Boundary County Andrus Pace Committee Idaho Education Association

Candidate J Ray Cox's Wife Campaigns in Idaho

Mrs Francis Cox wife of Democratic candidate J Ray Cox in Coeur d Alene says she was not surprised when he announced his bid for first district representative in Idaho She cites Symms remarks as frightening and prompting Cox to seek the nomination representing Sandpoint yesterday Cox described Symms statements as not representing their views

Francis Cox J. Ray Cox Coeur d’Alene Sandpoint

Truby Promises Openreach on Idaho Education Issues

Democrat Roy Truby vows a Superintendent of Public Instruction open to suggestions and ideas from Idaho residents. He spoke in Sandpoint during a statewide campaign tour, planning stops at Wallace Kellogg Latah Moscow Lewiston and Orofino to discuss educational concerns.

Roy Truby Idaho Truby Sandpoint Wallace-Kellogg Latah Moscow Lewiston Orofino

Newton endorsed to run for Bonner County Clerk

Helen M. Newton of Sandpoint has been endorsed by the Bonner County Democratic Central Committee to seek the county clerk post in the November general election. She said voters deserve a choice and expressed a strong interest in serving Bonner County with efficient administration.

Sandpoint Idaho Helen M. Newton Bonner County Democratic Central Committee Newton

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