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Looking Back: Sapa records no-hitter
2026-06-24
A look back at past Pilot articles by Julie Engler 50 Years Ago June 24, 1976 Cortez A. Peacock was elected top Rotary official for his home area by delegates to the Rotary International Convention meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana. Before retiring in 1972, Peacock served for 30 years in the US Army and National Guard, attaining the rank of major with periods of insurance sales and chamber of commerce activities, Peacock is one of 358 men from 151 countries with the Rotary world elected as a District Governor for 1976-77. As governor of District 539, he would coordinate some 30 clubs in his district. 40 Years Ago June 25, 1986 The mayor of Whitefish filed a $267 claim against the city in a dispute with the building inspector over placement of a sign. The issue was thoroughly discussed at a council work session. No action was taken. Mayor Carroll Amass, a business partner in the new Jimmy Lee's Restaurant on Highway 93 South, claimed that an error by the building inspector cost him the money. City Building Inspector Harry Berg stopped the installation of a new sign pole in front of the restaurant, saying it was too close to
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