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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1972

Page

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Reservation System Considered In Idaho Parks

State Parks Director Steven W Bly says a reservation system for Idaho state park campsites is under review for next summer. He cites need for Idahoans to reserve spots and to forecast weekend demand, proposing a possible overnight fee around 1.50 dollars. Bly warns against unstaffed sites like Redfish Lake where campers leave vehicles unattended, and notes pressures on parks if national parks move to day use. he worries Idaho would bear the burden.

Boise UPD Steven W. Bly Idaho Bly Redfish Lake National Park Service The Conservation Foundation National

Indian Day Proclaimed in Idaho by Gov Andrus

Gov. Cecil D. Andrus proclaimed September 29 as Indian Day in Idaho at the statehouse. Dancers drum beaters and tribal representatives joined the signing in the rotunda with onlookers watching from upper balconies. The proclamation honors the continued existence of all Indian tribes and encourages public observance.

Bose Cecil Andrus Idaho

No Injuries In Rollover

Gary Mitchell Coleman a 19 year old of Laclede fell asleep at the wheel on SH 200 about 4000 feet southeast of Pack River Bridge and rolled his car down a 15 foot embankment. He escaped from the wreck and was cited for inattentive driving.

Laclede Gary Mitchell Coleman Bill Kern Pack River Coleman

Dependent Child Caseloads Rise in Idaho

Boise report shows a 25 percent rise in aid to families with dependent children caseloads from July 1971 to March 1972. Commissioner Dr. John R. Marks described the causes as economic recession and marital instability, noting a younger median mother age and several shared factors such as medical needs and employment loss.

Boise UPC Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Department John R. Marks Marks Idaho

State Car Pool Boss Entitled To Damages But Court Likely

The State Board of Examiners said Inland Leasing and Management Co. may claim 155 969 77 for services to the defunct state car pool including 84 097 33 in estimated profits. Gov. Andrus noted lack of legislative funding halted the pool despite executive creation. He warned payment depends on law and money.

Boise UPD State Board of Examiners Robert Miller Inland Leasing ,and Management Co Cecil D. Andrus Miller Office of State Purchasing Department of Administrative Services Andrus

Beard Ban Rule Mulled

Federal Judge J Blaine Anderson restrains Melba school officials from enforcing a mustache ban on students pending a decision in a suit brought by Mrs Faye Bergen. Robin Bergen was suspended Aug 31 for wearing a mustache and may not return until he shaves. A merits hearing is slated for Sept 29.

Boise UPD J. Blaine Anderson Melba Anderson Faye Bergen

Three People Charged In Priest River Marijuana Bust

Sheriff's officers arrested Ray Heideker, 64, of Priest River for possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver after deputies confiscated several marijuana plants Friday. Bond set at 5000 with attorney Tom Cooke. Robert H. Meyer, 29, and Teresa Rene Bertran, 19, both of Priest River, charged with possession. bonds 1000. Meyer’s attorney Jim Hunt and Bertran’s Dan Featherston.

Priest River Ray Heidéker Tom Cooke Robert H. Meyer Teresa Rene Bertran Meyer Jim Hunt Miss Bertrant Dan Featherston

One Dead In Israeli Embassy Explosion

A booby trapped parcel mailed from Amsterdam exploded in an Israeli embassy office in London killing Agricultural Attaché Dr Am Schachori and wounding another staffer. Spokesmen said two other bulky letters were received and will be examined. Schachori was 40, married, and father of two.

London UPD Amsterdam Am* Schachori Shachori St. George’s Hospital Foreign Office Shachari Leila Khaled Schacheri Wembley Brussels

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