HUCKLEBERRIES: Rising to the occasion in the line of duty
Sgt. Jim Guy looks at congratulatory letters.
Photo courtesy of the Coeur d'Alene Press archives
Sgt. Jim Guy, right, and Police Chief Del Larson look at the spot in Spokane River where a triple killer was shot and captured.
Killer Carl Cletus Bowles
Protesters stage a sit-in at the Aryan Nations parade.
North Idaho College spokesman Steve Schenk hands keys to the Really BIG Raffle house to Pat Reagan.
Administrator Joe Morris is shown prior to the opening of the vastly expanded local hospital that will be rechristened Kootenai Medical Center.
On July 13, 1969, retired Col. Tracy Petersen dedicates a memorial statue to popular hydroplane racer Warner Gardner.
Police Chief Reine Schmidt
Red Halpern’s parks and rec staff in July 1964 included, back row, from left: Halpern, Tom Robb, Bob Ely, Charlie Nipp, Jimmy Johnston, Dave Bro, Lynn Prosser and Bill Lindsey; front row: Don Broughton, Lorraine Ursaki, Jim Barlow and Dean Shockley.
Julie Powell knows the show must go on.
Sgt. Jim Guy felt lousy about plugging a cop killer who was standing knee-deep in the Spokane River.
Usually, Guy said afterward, he wouldn’t shoot a sick dog, let alone a human being.
But murderer Carl Cletus Bowles was aiming his .38-caliber revolver at Police Chief Del Larson.
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