Stories published in the Lewiston Tribune on ...
> April 9, 1987
Gusts of 50 mph wind Wednesday had the air traffic control tower shaking at the Lewiston-Nez Perce County Airport and garbagemen scrambling for errant trash cans in Clarkston alleys.
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A plane that disappeared in 1948 carrying prominent Lewiston businessman Joe Rosenkranz and another Lewiston resident has been found, nearly 39 years later.
The maroon Stinson airplane disappeared Oct. 24, 1948, when Rosenkranz and W.J. (Bud) Bolick took off from Moose Creek Ranches in the heart of what is now Idaho's rugged Selway Bitterroot wilderness.
> April 9, 1967
Charles T. Sharp, a Clarkston attorney, was appointed police judge at Clarkston's City Council meeting yesterday. Sharp succeeds C. Orno Shoemaker.
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Ten Lewis-Clark Empire residents, survivors of Japanese prison camps, met here for a get-together commemorating the fall of Bataan, April 8, 1942.
