Beach Ballots for Sandpoint Beach Drive Loop Question
Daily Bee urges Sandpoint residents to vote in beach ballots to influence the city council ahead of a public hearing on opening or closing the beach drive loop. The paper argues broad input is valuable and will yield a final tally of opinions for council consideration.
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Sandpoint City Beach
Today
Daily Bee
Sandpoint City
Sandpoint
Beach Loop
Mayor Brown
Bilanguage Ballots Set For Idaho
The Justice Department says 513 towns cities and counties in 30 states must hold elections in more than one language under 1975 Voting Rights Act amendments. Languages include American Indian Alaska Native Chinese Filipino Japanese Korean and Spanish in affected jurisdictions.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Edward H. Levi
Alaska
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Hawaii
Idaho
Kansas
Louisiana
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Bonner County Historical Society Annual No Host Dinner
The Bonner County Historical Society will hold its annual No Host Dinner Meeting on Saturday April 24 at 7 pm at the Wagon Bridge. All members and guests are invited. After dinner a program will include election of new directors and a slide presentation of Bonner County historical sites.
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Bonner County
Television Schedule Snapshot for Channel 2
A dense listing of shows across hours from 4:30 to 1:00 featuring Mickey Mouse Club Merv Griffin Misterogers Ironside Lucy Show Sesame Street Hogan's Heroes and news blocks. Notable programs include Adam-12 Bewitched The Brady Bunch The Tonight Show and Mannix with a movie The Gun. Schedule shows multiple network shows and specials without a fixed sequence.
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Mickey Mouse Club
Merv Griffin
Misterogers
Ironside
Lucy Show
Sesame Street
Hogan’s Heroes
Channel 2
Eyewitness News Electric Company
ABC News
CBS News
NBC Newsroom
Brady Bunch
Dinah Dinah
Adam-12
Bewitched
Traveling Review
Bobby Vinton
Martin Agronsky
Harry O
Eyewitness News
ABC
Gq Sanhoped News
Mannix
Sound Off on Gun Control and Constitutional Fears
A reader letter blasts liberal moves in the House Judiciary Committee to ban Saturday night specials and expand penalties for gun use in federal crimes. The writer argues such controls threaten constitutional rights and warn of a march toward confiscation and a new world order, urging vigilance by freedom lovers.
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Peter Rodine
House Judiciary Committee
NBC
David Brinkley
Journal
House
Supreme Court
Steve Symms
Kissinger
Minuteman
You and I
Pen Pal Request From Minnesota Sophomores
Four sophomores from Technical High School St. Cloud Minnesota seek pen pals to learn about the area. They ask for city size residents occupations recreation winters and other helpful information to secure correspondence.
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Technical High School
Nancy Fiedler
Karen Koenig
Pauline Holt
Trudy
Midas Technical High School
12Th Ave
St. Cloud
Loop Solution Editor proposes arrest and labor for youth
A reader urges harsh action to end beach loop disruptions. The message claims arrest one youth involved, seize the car keys, cancel the license, jail without bail, and have the youth work a week at the beach under Bob Lindsey, while keeping the loop open.
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Bob Lindsey
Ken Pedler
Last Cadillac Eldorado Convertible Rolls Off Line
UPI reports the final U S built Cadillac Eldorado convertible finished assembly in Detroit, ending 6 6 million soft tops since World War II. A worker hopes to own one someday and replicas sell for over 2000 above normal price as demand soars despite dwindling supply.
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Edward S. Lechtzin
Detroit
UPI
Peter Sapienza
Sapienza
Cadillac
Ed Kennard
Kennard
Ashtabula Bow Co
Ohio
The Fairy Auditor myth fuels tax deadline line standers
A Washington interviewer chats with in line taxpayers on April 15 about the so called Fairy Auditor. They describe hoping for a big refund from a mythical IRS figure and joke about tax reform as a legend. The piece lampoons last minute filing and Easter Bunny analogies.
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Dick West
Washington
UPI
T.S. Eliot
Eliot
America
IRS
House Ways and Means
Golden Wedding Anniversary Thanks and Fire Loss Aid
Mr and Mrs Luther Felts in Careywood Idaho thank friends neighbors relatives and the clothes closet for helping celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary and for support after a house fire. Neil and Ginger Spade also express gratitude for help since the loss.
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Luther Felts
Careywood
Idaho
Neil
Ginger Spade
McClure Urges Less Government in Energy Policy
Senator James McClure told the Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association that government should leave energy production to the private sector and boost domestic supply. He criticized federal actions he termed stalling tactics and warned against decontrol, saying the Energy Policy and Conservation Act will raise consumer fuel bills and aid oil importers.
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OPEC
Congress
Bonners Ferry Lumber Company Wins Beaver Dam Timber Sale
Bonners Ferry Lumber Company a division of Pack River Company was high bidder at oral auction by the Department of Lands for the Beaver Dam Timber Sale. Bids rose from 32537 and 25 to 73657 25 after 182 bids on 1035 board feet of mixed species sawtimber. The sale 18 miles southeast of Bonners Ferry aims to remove overmature diseased and poorly formed trees. Brand S Corporation of Laclede also bid.
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Bonners Ferry Lumber Company
Pack River Company
Beaver Dam
Department of Lands
Michael C. Reed
Bonners Ferry
Weather Outline for Sandpoint and Vicinity Today
Variable cloudiness with a few showers today, then partly cloudy tonight and Friday. Light winds. Precipitation chances 30 percent today, 20 percent tonight, 10 percent Friday. High around 50 today, low near 35 tonight, high about 55 Friday.
Archeological Study Near Boise Maps Early Idaho Migration
Boise State University geographer Mario Delisio leads a field team to three desert caves south of Boise to uncover evidence of prehistoric migration routes from the Great Plains to the Northwest. Finds in one cave suggest semi nomadic hunter gatherer use and mussel shell consumption linked to the Snake River.
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Boise
API
Idaho
Mario Delisio
Boise State University
Great Plains
Delisio
Snake River
Middle
Snake River Plain
Obituary notices for Viola Reed and Minnie Perry from Bonners Ferry
Viola B Reed 67 died April 20 at Bonner General Hospital born September 18 1908 in Burlington Iowa married Russell Reed December 31 1956 in Coeur d Alene Idaho lived in the Northwest taught in Uruguay and at a Methodist girls school in Sandpoint later returning to Sandpoint 1967 survived by husband two brothers a sister three stepchildren funeral at First Christian Church with interment Pinecrest Memorial Park memorials to American Cancer Society. Minnie Perry 83 Bonners Ferry resident for 58 years died April 20 born June 24 1892 in Nebraska married Bennie C Perry January 15 1908 Hastings Nebraska survived by husband daughter several sons a sister and many grandchildren and great grandchildren funeral at Trinity Lutheran Church with interment Grandview Cemetery.
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Viola B Reed
Bonner General Hospital
Burlington
Iowa
Russell Reed
Coeur d’Alene
Northwest
Chicago
University of Chicago
Washington
Priest River
Sandpoint
Russell
George Brunken
Canoga Park
Roy Brunken
Northridge
Calif
Helen Vollrath
Lumbard
Russell H. Reed II
Overseas Missionary Fellowship
Pinamalayan
Oriental Nindére
Phillippines
James W
Reed
Boulder
Barbara Olson
Madison
Wis
First Christian Church
Division
Pinecrest
Memorial Park
American Cancer Society
Minnie Perry
Bonners Ferry
Nebraska
Dedrickson
Bennie C. Perry
Hastings
Kootenai
Lutheran Church
Ollie McAvoy
Delbert Perry
Moses Lake
Bernie Perry
Tukwila
Robert Perry
Paradise Valley
Idaho
Lillian Hancock
Leroy
Minnesota
Minnie
Trinity * Lutheran
Longtime Hope resident Roy McChesmey dies at 98 in Pasco
Roy McChesmey a longtime Hope summer resident died Wednesday in Pasco Washington at age 98 He moved from California to Franklin County in 1886 worked 32 years for the railroad after a prior career as a range rider who captured and sold wild horses He and his wife first settled at Chris and Mays Resort in Hope survived by two daughters Effie Baker Iris McDougall and two granddaughters and two great granddaughters.
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Roy McChesmey
Hope
Pasco
Effie Baker
Iris McDougall
McChesmey
Chris and
May
California
Franklin County
Washington
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