School Board meeting delayed by Clark Fork protest over reassignment
Regular School District No 82 board session was interrupted as Clark Fork representatives pressed to hear about the reassignment of Clark Fork High School coach and math teacher Mr Ferguson. Board chair Dr Bill Morton noted the hearing would not occur and actions would await verified facts and administration channels.
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Bill Morton
Ferguson
Clark Fork
Vernon Allen
Walker
Likens
Farmin
Priest River
Local Grants From Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation
The Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation Inc has announced educational and charitable grants for 1972 73. Bonner General Hospital in Sandpoint received a 2500 donation from the Idaho banking family foundation as its second grant this year.
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Howard Faux
Idaho First National Bank
Bonner
General Hospital
Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, Inc
Jim Brenich
Jack Parker
Oo Foundation, Inc
Bonner General Hospital
Sandpoint
Idaho Banking Family Foundation
Banner General
Laura Moore Cunningham
Idaho
Christopher W. Moore
B.M. Duell
Second National Bank
Missouri River
Dairy Tour Set By Wives Hosts Picnic
Mr and Mrs Dairyman invite the dairy families to a Wednesday August 16 tour with three stops. First at Melvin Spraker dairy farm at 10 a.m. in Selle then Ken Shreffler at Colburn for a picnic lunch and final stop with Bob Woods and family on Gold Creek. Dairy Wives serve fried chicken and potluck for all ladies. Coffee Kool-Aid and ice cream are provided.
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Dairyman
Melvin Spraker
Selle
Ken Shreffler
Colburn
Bob Woods
Gold Creek
Darigold
Unofficial Local Returns Reported By County Clerk
Latest unofficial returns on local races as reported by Bonner County Clerk Doris Kenney. Republican tickets show McClure leading US Senate with 1 485 votes and Moon for State Senate with 2 400. Democratic totals include Stokheff 2 871 for State Senate and Davidson 2 204 for State Representative.
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Bonner County
Doris Kenney
Stokheff
Davidson
Maynard
Idaho Primary Yields Surprises as McKinney Loses Seat
Idaho voters produced notable upsets in the Tuesday primary. Four term incumbent Helen McKinney of Salmon was defeated by Wayne Tibbitts, a party switcher, and Ray E. Infanger, a Salmon contracting contractor. Tibbitts led with 3,507 votes to McKinney's 1,773. Other races saw incumbents Condie and Dunn win Republican nominations for the State House, along with races in Ada, Bannock, and Latah counties. The article lists Senate and House nominees across districts, highlighting Summers versus Donnelley in Ada County and multiple district ballots.
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Boise
Idaho
Helen McKinney
Salmon
Wayne Tibbitts
Ray E. Infanger
Tibbitts
Philogophy
McKinney
Ranger
State Senate
House of Representatives
Angus Condie
Preston
Lloyd C. Dunn
Georgetown
Mike Adams
Norma Doubler
Moscow
Edith Partridge
Patricia McDermott
Wayne Loveless
Loveless
John H. Pine
Craig la Chance
Bannock County
Senate
House
Lawrence G
Bud’’ Moon
Sandpoint
James F. Stoicheff
Don Maynard
Clark Fork
Marion
Summers
Paul S. Boyd
Roger Williams
Orvald
Snow
Robert E
Serrano
Latah County
Paul F
Kaus
Mathes
Coeur d’Alene
C. W, Neider
Robert M. Hankenson
Coeur d’ Alene
Wade W. Hawley
Cy” Chase
St. Maries
Bud’ Lewis
Emery E
Hedlund
John A. Molyneaux
Arthur P. Murphy
Mullan
Steven C. Stanley
Calder
Thomas M. Snyder
Cataldo
Dorothy H. McCann
Wallace
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Wrencoe
Ramsey
Shaw
Laura Moore Grant
Republican
McClure
Wegner
Hanson
Smythe
Kidwell
Farcell
Symms
Moon
Bishop
Verher
Cochran
Wolfe
Anselmo
Featherston
Dorn
Nelson
Davis
Park
Johnson
Bowman
U.S
Williams
Brockway
Roop
Wilcox
Hart
Supreme Court
Mefadden
McQuade
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