Davis Used Campaign Funds For Cars And Income
Idaho State University President William E Bud Davis bought two cars and used 16903 in unspent campaign funds to supplement his income. The Times News reported discrepancies between terminating campaign reports, which Davis and his campaign chair disputed, asserting no law bans transferring leftover campaign money to personal accounts and that all income and expenditures were properly reported.
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William E
Bud” Davis
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Morgan
No Kindergarten Here Next Term in Bonner County Schools
Supt. Dr. E Wayne Likens says Bonner County districts cannot start a during school year kindergarten due to space and facility problems. A summer program is unlikely because the new kindergarten law starts July 1. He notes about 300 kindergarten age students would need eight to ten new teachers, and busing considerations may delay solutions before Sept. 1.
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E. Wayne Likens
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Idaho Voters Seen As Highly Individual and Issue Driven
Idaho voters are described as the most personality and issue oriented in the nation by retired political science professor Dr. Boyd Martin of Moscow. He notes rugged individualism shaping local democracy and independence, claims the ability to predict precinct outcomes from 35 years of research, and identifies three major periods of political realignment in Idaho history.
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Sandpoint City Council Tonight Ends With Mixed Committee Reports
The Sandpoint City Council meets tonight with standing committee reports and action. Agenda items include budget filings, Red Snapper beer and wine license, K and K catering license, traffic safety and firemen meeting striping on First Ave and Cedar, Water Study group, repeater station on Baldy Mountain, senior citizen property status, and permits for Circle n Swing Dancers July 26 and Shriners circus June 7. Speakers include R D Alexander on city workers and R G Tatterson on regionalism and comprehensive development.
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R.G. Tatterson, Jr
R.G. Tatterson, Sr
Ray Davis
Two Counties Tabbed For Water Pollution Planning
SEATTLE (UPS) Bannock and Caribou counties become Idaho’s first areas approved for a comprehensive water pollution control plan under Section 208. EPA’s Clifford W. Smith says the move targets the Upper Snake and Bear River basins and coordinates with Idaho Health and Welfare to tailor the program to state needs. The agency is reviewing designations for Ada Canyon and Panhandle areas.
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Department of Health and Welfare
Police arrest Kootenai man on knife assault charge
Jeffrey L. Reynolds, 19, of Kootenai, was arrested Friday and charged with assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly pulling a knife. Police say Reynolds threatened Ralph Williams at Gas & Go after Williams stopped him for shoplifting. Bond not yet set.
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