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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1972

Page

4

SHS Student Activities And Classes Highlight Fall Scene

Mr. Parker announces tennis after school at the city beach on Tuesdays and Thursdays weather permitting. SHS social studies adds sociology taught by Mr. Iverson and Mr. Benson. Band aims for $1500 via magazine drive as the Pon derettes perform at halftime. Future Farmers of America plans Harvest Auction October 13 at Glenn's Auction Barn.

Dave Parker City Beach SHS Terry Iverson Ragnar Benson Russell Whalen Future Farmers of America Sandpoint Glenn Baldy Road Glenn Egger Steve Hepperle

Forest Disease Expert Arrives to Join Idaho College

MOSCOW The first foreign scientist in the University of Idaho College of Forestry program arrives in October. Dr. Titus Olembo, a forest pathologist from Kenya, will teach two graduate seminars, work on research, and collaborate with Washington State University and the US Forest Service Intermountain Station as part of a grant to build a world natural resources graduate program.

Moscow University of Idaho College of Forestry, Wildlife ,and Range Sci Ences Bigs cc Titus Olembo East African Agriculture and Forestry Research Organization Kenya Foresty College Department of Health, Education and Welfare Olembo East Africa Washington State University Forest Service Intermountain Forest State University of New York Oswego N.Y University of Aberdeen Great Britain Nairobi

August Food Cost Decline Tempers Record Retail Prices

Agriculture Department data show the August cost of a typical family food basket fell slightly from July’s peak, driven by a drop in retail beef prices. The basket remained 4.5 percent higher than a year earlier, while pork prices rose and farm margins narrowed.

Washington UPI Department Labor _ Department Bureau of Labor Statistics Agriculture Department Agriculture

West Germany studies show friendly stance toward Americans

University of Idaho professor Carlton L. Siams spent a year in West Germany studying radio and television drama. He notes a current anti capitalism trend in media and academia but reports German public remains largely receptive to Americans. He cites social realism radio plays and art distortions as tools for ideological reeducation.

Moscow University of Idaho Carlton L. Jiams Department of Foreign Language and Literatures West Germany Western Europe Germany Europe Siams

Court Rules No Place On State Ballot

Arkansas Supreme Court upholds ruling that the American party cannot appear on the November ballot. Secretary of State Brant wrongly granted extra petition time. Electors pledged to Rep. John G. Schmitz will not be listed. Arkansas has no write-in provision.

Little Rock Ark Uuph Arkansas State Supreme Court Kelly Brant John G. Schmitz R-Calif

Chandler New President of Bogus Basin Recreation Assn

Earl Chandler of Boise elected president of the Bogus Basin Recreational Association Inc. Tom Brandon named vice president Bill Everts secretary and Peter Scherer treasurer. Ed Cleary and John Hansen join the board of directors.

Boise Earl Chandler Bogus Basin Recreational Association, Inc Tom Brandon Bill Everts Peter Scherer Treasuerer Ed Cleary John Hansen

Booming Wheat Prices Push Bread Costs in August

Record export sales to Russia helped lift wholesale prices by 5.1 percent and retail by 0.5 percent. A pound of white bread rose to 24.9 cents in August, matching the prior year.

Russia

Arizona Firm Awarded Job on BLM Land Fences in Idaho

The Bureau of Land Management awards a 26 441 dollar contract to Double Diamond Inc of Colorado City Arizona to build about 20 miles of fence in four units on BLM land in Owyhee County Idaho south of Marsing. Construction starts immediately and should finish by early December.

Boise UPD Bureau of Land Management Double Diamond, Inc Colorado City Ariz BLM Owyhee County Bob Krumm Marsing

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