HUCKLEBERRIES: Human rights, local victories
Jason and Victoria Keenan are protected by security guards provided by attorney Morris Dees in 2000.
Photo courtesy of the Coeur d'Alene Press archives
Richard Butler, right, arrives for the first day of the Aryan Nations civil trial Aug. 28, 2000.
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An undated photo of the Aryan Nations headquarters shows Richard Butler’s house, upper right, and his church and a guard tower, lower left.
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Nils Rosdahl taught young journalists at North Idaho College and covered local business news during his 44-year newspaper career.
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The floating green at the 14th hole of The Coeur d’Alene Resort golf course is pushed into place by a Fred Murphy tug in 1990.
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Gary Schneidmiller, right, and his Black Angus present themselves to Miss Coeur d’Alene XII Susie Wolden and Montgomery Ward officials in 1965.
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The old North Shore Convention Center while being razed to make way for The Coeur d’Alene Resort in 1985.
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Steve Parker in 1980.
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Danny Smith and Mike Freligh of Hayden Lake drink pop from glass bottles on the City Beach seawall two days before the city adopted a bottle ban in 1970.
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Quake survivor Irene Bennett, left, receives a $100 scholarship from Beta Sigma Phi chapter president Dallas Ator in 1960.
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A 96-point headline in the Coeur d’Alene Press 25 years ago announced the effective end of Richard Butler’s neo-Nazi organization: “Aryans Lose.”
On Sept. 7, 2000, a Kootenai County jury levied the largest verdict in Idaho history, up to that time, to punish Butler and fellow Aryans for a brutal attack on a woman and her son.
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