School Districts Urged to Save Teacher Salary Increases
Idaho Education Association leaders urged districts to reserve funds earmarked for teacher raises until they can be spent on the promised increases. IEA President Ron Finn said the guidance was one of four recommendations from a leadership meeting amid anger over wage and price controls. The group also pressed for protest against seasonal employment status and noted budgets and levy timing. The NEA is pursuing legal action over contract validity nationwide.
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Ron Finn
IEA
Finn
National Education Association
75 Acre Fire Blazes in Lewis and Clark National Forest
United Press International reports a 75 acre lightning caused fire in timber 25 miles south of Harlowton Montana. Over 60 men battled the blaze with ten smokejumpers and borate bombers delivering 8 800 gallons of retardant. 124 firefighters were on lines across the northern forest region with four small fires elsewhere.
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United Press International
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Montana
Forest Service
Harlowton
Mont
Borate
Washington
Dakotas
O’hearn
Ads Replace Fruits on Nevada Slot Machine Reels
In Carson City Nevada a proposal to replace traditional fruit symbols on slot machines with product ads has reached the policy committee. The State Gaming Policy Committee will meet to decide whether to bar the advertising pictures from the reels.
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Carson City
Nev
UPHC
Nevada
State Gaming Policy Committee
High Fire Hazard Prompts Hoot Owl Logging Restrictions
North Idaho and northeast Washington face extreme fire risk as heat and drought lead Kaniksu National Forest to implement hoot owl restrictions on logging. Districts Newport Falls Priest Lake Sand Point and Bonners Ferry will halt felling and bucking by 1300 local time with two hours of patrol after operations. public access areas closed in parts of the forest.
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Idaho
Washington
Kaniksu National Forest
Newport
Falls
Priest Lake
Sandpoint
Bonners Ferry
State Department of Public Lands
Ralph D. Kizer
Kaniksu
Kizer
Three Blind Mice Capture League Ahead Of Summer Bowling
Three Blind Mice finished first by two games over We Hasta. Dort McCrum 534 and Pat Becker 444 led the Mice while Ethel Perry topped We Hasta with 414. The Queens beat Alley Cats as high scores by Mary Holst 441 and Letha Jacobson 431. Tranquilizers defeated VIA 3 1 and 463 by Iris Hammons and Vi Vlasak 474. 12 0 Clock High beat Oh Nels 4 0 with Amy Drew 514. Shoulder Bins split with Three Stooges as Pearl April 428 led Stooges 331 by Gail Robinson. Awards for high nets and grosses announced with season pin to Anita Rhodes 686 and Dee Price most improved. Alley Dusters meeting September 1 to organize winter leagues.
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We Hasta
Dort McCrum
Pat Becker
Ethel Perry
Queens
Alley Cats
Mary Holst
Letha Jacobson
Donna Whitney
Ruth DeVries
VIA
Vi Vlasak
Iris Hammons
Linda Collison
Hazel Deem
Oh Nels
Alice Drew
Carolyn Smith
Opal Collison
Mary Madsen
Stooges
Pearl April
Ethel Book
Lucille Gill
Gail Robinson
Patti Winslow
Alice
Alley Dusters League
Carolyn Conibear
S. Ella
Sandpoint Lions Club Meeting Set for August 23
The Sandpoint Lions Club will hold its regular meeting on Monday August 23 at 6 30 p m at the Traw lers venue.
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Sandpoint Lions Club
Hockey Returns as Jets Face Leafs in Spokane
Spokane Jets meet Nelson Maple Leafs in a second summer benefit game. The match supports Spokane Youth Hockey Association with 600 plus players in the program. Coach Norm Johnson says most of last season's title team will play, with Jim Eagle returning to Spokane.
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Spokane
UPI
Spokane Jets
Nelson Maple Leafs
Nelson
Jet
Norm Johnson
Johnson
Jim Eagle
San Diego
Eagle
Community notices from The Daily Bee August 1971
The Full Gospel Businessmen meet August 20 at 6 30 p m Wagon Bridge Inn with a special guest speaker. Pin Queen bowling league gathers August 25 at 7 30 p m Washington Water Power auditorium. Oden Grange meets August 20 at 8 30 p m Oden Hall. Democratic Women's Club hosts an August 23 potluck at City Beach 6 30 p m or Northern Lights hostess room 8 p m if rain. Past Noble Grands hold August 24 potluck 5 30 p m at Traca Dayton’s home St Claire Ave.
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the Daily Bee
Wagon Bridge Inn
Pin Queen Bowling League
Washington Water Power Auditorium
Democratic Women’s Club
Northern Lights
Nobel
Traca Dayton
St. Claire Ave
Clark Fork PTA Announces Meeting at School
The Clark Fork PTA schedules a meeting for Thursday September 2 at 7 30 p m at the Clark Fork School. The session will include new teacher introductions and a chance for parents to renew acquaintances with faculty members. Refreshments will be served afterward a spokesman said.
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Clark Fork Pta
Clark Fork
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