Finalists named for Idaho Mother and Father of the Year
Eight finalists were chosen for the Idaho Mother of the Year and Father of the Year awards to be presented during Parents Weekend on the university campus. Finalists include Martha Pond and Betty Lo McLain forMother and David Campbell and Robert H. Shreve for Father. The winners will be announced Saturday morning at a campus brunch. COEUR D'ALENE UPD. The Idaho Division of Mental Health has changed procedures after walkaway complaints from Kootenai County officials following an escape from State Hospital South. Steneck said five phone calls will be made immediately to local authorities, the county sheriff, the committing judge, the regional mental health center, and the Boise headquarters.
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Ecology Plans Should Benefit All Idahoans Say Workshop
About 50 participants at the College of Idaho urged inclusive planning in Idaho. Donna Parsons of the Regional Studies Center led the Dimensions of Planning workshop with speakers Harry Caldwell Ruthann Le Baron and James Brockway. The event aimed to balance needs of rich and poor while maximizing benefits and minimizing environmental damage.
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Benefit Dance For Panhandle Child Development Center
A benefit dance sponsored by Elks Lodge No 1376 in cooperation with Parents Without Partners Inc and others will be held at the Elks Lodge on April 22. Admission is one dollar per person with donations accepted inside. The Moon Lighters, a 10 piece orchestra from Northern Idaho, will perform polkas modern themes and Glen Miller compositions. first area appearance. Pre ticket sale starts this weekend.
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No End To U S Involvement In Vietnam
Idaho Senator Frank Church says the end of U S participation in Vietnam is not near due to Vietnamization. He criticizes continued reliance on American planes and ships and questions the effectiveness of bombing Hanoi and Haiphong under Nixon as it did not work under Johnson.
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Mens Softball Assn To Meet for Preseason Planning
The Sandpoint Mens Softball Association will hold its third pre season meeting of the year on Wednesday April 19 at 7 p m in the Townhouse Lounge. All teams wishing to enter the league this summer must have a representative present. No new teams will be admitted after this meeting. Players seeking teams may attend.
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State Employes Confer With Andrus on New Payroll Law
Gov. Cecil D. Andrus urged Auditor Joe R Williams to delay implementing the new payroll law until the Board of Examiners can confer with state employees about its details The issue centers on a July effective date and the auditor's power to issue state payroll warrants between the first and tenth of each month The board noted time payment contracts tied to the first of the month could complicate payrolls and Andrus suggested involving the state employees association in discussions
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FBI Receives Decomposed Woman Body in Colfax Area
Whitman County sheriff reports badly decomposed remains of a young woman found Sunday by a rock hunter in Wawaiwai Canyon south of Pullman. Sheriff Mike Humphreys says the body appeared to be in canyon for several months and has been turned over to the FBI for identification.
Seattle Firm Wins Elkhorn Condominium Contract
Sato Corp a Seattle construction firm has won the first phase contract for Elkhorn a recreation development near Sun Valley The bid was 1 161 million to build the Bonne Vie section comprising 46 units and about 53 000 square feet of living and storage space Work is set to start immediately with completion expected in early fall The Elk horn Village construction award will follow in about two weeks
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