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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1971

Page

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Faces Maximum Penalty Hedlund Sentencing Today

Eugene R. Hedlund, 35, faces sentencing in District Court for kidnapping and rape of a Spirit Lake housewife in March. He was captured after a Spokane pursuit, later escaped from a state mental hospital, and could face the death penalty if convicted on the charges.

Eugene R. Hedlund Spirit Lake Hedlund Laswell Priest River Spokane Washington Bonner County Idaho Hospital South Blackfoot Lansing Michigan Robert H. Wilcox Dav Cogswell Sandpoint

Mayor Receives Official Sandpoint Police Badge

At the Sandpoint City Council meeting Mayor Floyd Gray was presented with an official police badge engraved with Mayor. Police Chief George Elliot cited Gray as head of the city’s law enforcement and praised his leadership and support of the police department.

Sandpoint Floyd Gray George Elliot

First Aid Class Scheduled in Junior High Annex

Registration for Standard and Advanced First Aid classes is set for Wednesday September 15 at 7 p.m. in the Junior High annex Room B. Instructor Jerry Myers will conduct the sessions. Classes are free to interested adults.

Jerry Myers Myers

Taxpayers Assn Endorses Expo 74 Funding Plan

Spokane Taxpayers Association endorsed a gross receipts tax on local businesses to finance Spokane's share of a 1974 world exposition. The failed $5.7 million bond issue prompted Mayor David Rodgers to seek a tax plan, with the group urging bond retirement within ten years.

Spokane UPI Spokane Taxpayers Association David Rodgers

Council Ratifies Hospital Agreement in Sandpoint

The Sandpoint City Council unanimously ratified an agreement with the Pend Oreille Hospital District to convey Lot Five, Block 17, Farmins Addition, to the city for a 99 year lease in exchange for funds to build a new enlarged hospital. Bonner General Hospital Inc. intends to construct the new facility on Block 17 and lease it back on a year to year basis.

Sandpoint Pend Oreille Hospital Farmin Bonner General Hospital, Inc

Bicyclist Collides With car injuring Sandpoint girl

Six year old Jimmi Lynn Campbell of Sandpoint suffered head and leg injuries after crossing SH 200 at South Boyer Avenue against a stop sign. Driver Michael Dreisbach 20 failed to stop in time. The girl was taken to Bonner General Hospital then transferred to Deaconess Hospital Spokane for surgery. She is listed serious.

Jimmi Lynn Campbell South Boyer Avenue SH 200 C. E. Holt Michael Dreisbach Sandpoint Campbell Bonner General Hospital Deaconess Hospital Spokane

City Adopts U of Plans Ok s Fund For Beach Project

The City Council unanimously approved the University of Idaho study team general plan for City Beach improvements and the application for 50 percent matching funds under the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act. Total cost is 60000 with 30000 federal share. city cash 20000 and services 10000.

University of Idaho Land and Water Conservation Fund Act Tay. .Kay Ron May University

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Bill O’donnell Democratic Central Committee Mary McFarland Democratic Women’s Club Northern Lights Council James Campbell Church Street U of Plans - Ok Beach Committee Wally Staglund Staglund Parks and Recreation Waterways Commission Jim Parsons Paul Tillberg First Avenue Tillberg
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