Sandpoint Girl Tours Ecuador On 21 Day Church Trip
Melani Boeck a 17 year old Sandpoint High School graduate participated in a 21 day Youth Caravan trip to Quito Ecuador. She helped build a church lived in diverse homes and described a cultural shock. She will present a narrative report at Sandpoint Presbyterian Church and at Camp N Sid Sea in Coeur d Alene with advisors from Idaho and Oregon.
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Melani Boeck
Sandpoint
Quito
Ecuador
Idaho
Melani
Sandpoint High School
Twigg
Melanie
Sandpoint Traveler
North Idaho
Camp N-Sid—Sea
Lake Coeur d’Alene
Local Man Fined for Osprey Death
A 72 year old Sandpoint man pleaded guilty in Magisterate Court to shooting a protected osprey in August after it attacked his dog. Jeff Overholzer was fined 100 dollars by Magistrate Judge Ralph Mills with 50 dollars suspended and six months probation on the condition he cease antagonistic acts toward osprey.
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Jeff Overholzer
Ralph Mills
Bonners Ferry
Youth Caravan Prepares for Ecuador Trip in Boise Briefing
Nine youths including Melanie complete three days of study and orientation in Boise before departing to Ecuador via Mexico City. Church specialists cover the country’s customs and culture to ready the group for their mission outside their own regions.
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Quito
Melanie
Ecuador
America
Mexico City
Boise
Bonner County Fair Board Sets Winter Arena Lease at 262.50
The fair board approved a $262.50 monthly lease for winter use of the arena from November 1 to April 1 for local horsemen. Area groups protested the rate as prohibitive and sought to use existing facilities. The agreement includes horsemen supplying toilet facilities and plowed roads. accept by Oct 1. Next meeting October 18.
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Bonner County Fair Board
Fair Board
Raynold D. Davis
Bonner County
Archie Yager
Yager
Harold Anselmo
Area Horsemen
Nixon Draft Drive Spurs Fast Move on Senate Swap
In a rush to back Nixon’s draft plan, Robert Stafford was sworn in as Vermont senator to vote on the bill. Vermont Gov. Deane C. Davis appointed Stafford after Prouty’s burial, as Aiken welcomed the new senator and the White House arranged a swift transfer to Washington.
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Vermont
Deane C. Davis
Senate
Prouty
Stafford
George D. Aiken
Senate Republicans
Aiken
Davis
White House
Air Force
Montpelier
Washington
Poisonous Bon Vivant Soup Remains in Back Rooms
FDA says thousands of Bon Vivant soups and sauces remain in back rooms and warehouses despite recalls after a botulism death and paralysis in New York. About 1.1 million cans have been seized or embargoed, with remaining stock difficult to reach.
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Lennington
Sandpoint Cyclist Improves After Serious Crash
A Sandpoint cyclist seriously hurt Monday evening when struck at SH 200 and South Boyer Avenue is reported improving and removed from the critical list at Deaconess Hospital in Spokane. The rider, Jimmi Linn Campbell, daughter of Jim and Mrs. Jim Campbell, suffered severe head injuries when hit by 20 year old Michael Dreisbach of Sandpoint.
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Sandpoint
SH 200
South Boyer Avenue
Deaconess Hospital
Spokane
Jimmi Linn Campbell
Jim Campbell
Michael Dreisbach
Bon Vivant recall over botulism risk spans thousands of stores
The FDA warned that Bon Vivant produced hundreds of cans with botulism risk and packed over 70 soups and sauces under more than 20 brands. Four cans tested positive, but inspectors found widespread flaws in processing equipment and procedures, making any product unsafe.
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Bon Vivant
FDA
National Highway Week Observed Across Nation in 1925 Drive
National Highway Week September 1925 highlights roads as backbone of transportation with critics and supporters stressing economic gains from safe highways. State officials and industry groups back the observance promoting public interest and better highway funding and maintenance.
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American Association of State Highway Officials
Ellis L. Mathes
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Nixon
Murphy
Mathes
Mountain Home
UPN
Mountain Home Air Force Base
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