Andrus Sees Church High in Nebraska Primary Race
Idaho Governor Cecil Andrus disagreed with Frank Church over Church's chances in the Nebraska presidential primary asserting Church will win. He noted Church is among leading contenders there and announced a goodwill trip to Iran with a publicized Idaho Tomorrow program. He also spoke on Idaho Power Plant advisory vote and layman consideration for a Supreme Court vacancy. Local forecast calls for increasing cloudiness with showers tonight and Tuesday. highs near 60.
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Boise
UPI
Cecil D. Andrus
Frank Church
Church
Nebraska
Idaho
Andrus
Idaho Tomorrow
Ada County
Idaho Power Company
Pioneer
Utilities Commission
Judicial Council
Supreme Court
Idaho State Bar
Iran
Sen
James McClure
J. R Simplot
William C. Janss
Sun Valley
William Bridenbaugh
Charles Rice
Idaho Falls
J. H. Hume
San Francisco
Harry Magnuson Wallace
Harold Abend
Blackfoot
Newcomb
Robert Rebholtz
American Falls
C. Howard Burnett
Ralph R. Harding
Blaine ¥. Evans
Wayne Mittleider
Mike Hathaway
Washington, D. C
Claude J. Greene
City Signs 30-Day Dog Control Deal At $415 Monthly
The City of Sandpoint contracts with Northwest Eagle Enterprises for 30 days to handle dog control. The firm will patrol all areas, operate 8 30 p.m. to 5 a.m., open the city pound for daytime dog claims, and hold captured dogs 72 hours.
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Sandpoint
Northwest Eagle Enterprises
Gene Holt
Holt
Larry Sterling
Eagle Enterprises
City Pound
Hook
Most
Emma Lou Hook
Roads Said Cause Of Forest Erosion
Road construction appears to be a primary driver of soil erosion in Washington forests, more than clear cutting fire or natural processes. Forest Service scientist Dr Douglas N Swanston cites four natural transport types to streams and says road work and timber harvesting accelerate erosion, with road-related debris avalanches increasing erosion up to 340 times the natural rate in study areas.
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Pullman
Wash
Forest Service
Douglas N Swanston
Cordilleran Section
Geological Society of America
Washington State University
Swanston
Pacific Northwest
Sandpoint teen faces bomb threat charge at high school
An 18 year old woman, Cheryl Goforth of 1009 Hickory, allegedly placed a telephone bomb threat to Sandpoint Senior High School. Police say a tracing device tied the call to her Sandpoint residence. she admitted making the call while babysitting. A criminal complaint was to be filed.
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Sandpoint Senior High School
Larry Sterlinng
Sharon K Coulter
Sterling
General Telephone
Cheryl Goforth
Cheryl
Goforth
Hickory
Roger Hanlon
Colburn Man Wounds Self In Accidental Shot
A Colburn man, Patrick Jones, shot himself while showing a .357 pistol to his brother in a pickup at the B and B Shake Mill. The hammer released as it was cocked, wounding his leg. he was treated at Bonner General Hospital and later moved to Spokane. Officials ruled the incident accidental with no further investigation planned.
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Colburn
Bonner County
Patrick Jones
Jones
Bonner General Hospital
Spokane
Flume Creek Fire Destroys Neighbor Home on Hill
A family on Flume Creek Road near Rapid Lights Creek Road lost their nearly finished home when a wood stove pipe loosened and sparked a blaze. Neighbors responded with water, but the structure burned completely. Gary and his daughter were burned while attempting to douse the flames. Idaho Department of Lands was alerted as fire spread potential loomed.
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Flume Creek
Rapid’ Lightening Creek
Alvin Snipes
Scott Gary
Gary
Idaho Department of Lands
Snipes
Chances for Bonner County seniors bus grant stay optimistic
Planning director Lorenzo Driggs says UMTA funds for an 80 percent grant to buy a 14 seat bus for mobility impaired seniors may be available this year with about 155000 dollars allocated to Idaho. The Bonner County Senior Citizen Council has not committed to applying and may face a 20 percent local match.
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Bonner County
Lorenzo Driggs
Panhandle
August Barfuss
Senior Citizen Council
Barfuss
SCC Board of Directors
Department of Transportation Urban Mass Transit Administration
Driggs
Idaho
UMTA
K and K Committee Holds Noon Apr 20 Meeting at Pastime Cafe
K and K Meets The K and K Committee continues preliminary button bidding at a noon luncheon and meeting at the Pastime Cafe Tuesday April 20 at 12 noon. The committee moves into final planning for K and K Week activities and invites volunteers to attend.
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Lions Club
Memorial Field
Sandpoint & Vicinity
K&k
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