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State Health Committee Approves More Funds for Area Hospital
The advisory committee cites possible additions up to 900,000 for the county hospital project. Huey Reed of the health department says final board approval is needed at Thursday’s Lewiston meeting. Recommendations include 530,049 for full nursing home participation and 921,000 for reinstitution of eight beds, plus 860,000 for alternates and sprinkler system work. Endorsed items depend on bid totals and competing allocations.
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Hospital Project Sei
Huey Reed
Department of Health
Board of Health
Lewiston
Girl In Crosswalk Hit By Hay Truck Injures Sixth Grader
Six year old Patricia Beckstead suffered head injuries after being struck by a hay truck while crossing the street on a bicycle. She was listed in good condition at Preston hospital after treatment. Mr Shaffer attempted to avoid the collision but could not.
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Patricia Beckstead
Preston Hospital
Oinoedey
Shaffer
Preston High appoints Stanley Norton student leader
Stanley Norton, son of Mr and Mrs Max Norton, named president of Preston High student body. Mark Ainscough as vice president Jan Atkinson secretary Kim Smith social VP. Other officers include Bruce Abrams treasurer Paula Palmer head cheerleader with Regnae Bennett Rhonda Nelson Jo Ann Jepsen as cheerleaders. Stanley is third Norton sibling to hold an office at Preston High.
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Stanley Norton
Max Norton
Eenae School
Studenthiody Wuesday
Mark Ainscough
Jan Atkinson
Kim Smith
Bruce Abrams
Masscot
Paula Palmer
Regnae Bennett
Rhonda Nelson
Jo- Ann Jepsen
Rex Barrington
Warcry
Anna Marie Nichols
Don Greadman
Quiver
Governor Urges 4-Hers To Be Aware During Trip
Governor visits Washington D C during a two day 4 H program noting Idaho’s clean streams and air while urging 4 Hers to observe government branches and their roles. He contrasts national pollution with Idaho’s environment and stresses civic awareness.
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Preston Senior High School
US House of Representatives
Orval Hansen
Hansen
Capitol
Washington
United States
Spey
Washington, D. C
Andrus
Idaho
Vehicle Crash In Banida Leaves One Critical
A road accident near Banida left a single victim in critical condition after a vehicle swerved and rolled over on Monday. Emergency services, including police, transported the injured driver to a local hospital for treatment. The incident remains under investigation to determine cause and contributing factors.
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Banida
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