Bulldogs face shallow depth as season opens in Pullman
Sandpoint Bulldogs coach Cotton Barlow expressed optimism for the season despite a light roster after last year's graduation losses. With 60 uniforms issued and 25 sophomores, 22 juniors, and 23 seniors out, Barlow plans to name 33 varsity players soon for the September 6 opener against the Pullman Greyhounds, while addressing an inexperienced interior line and multiple quarterback contenders.
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Letterman
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Paul Klatt
Clay Lyons
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Mike Miller
Paul Tillberg
Tillberg
Miller
Gary Wells
Kelly Haws
Wells
Sandpoint High
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St Joe River hearing sparks clash with professor
Boise State University professor clashed with State Sen. Cy Chase at a Forest Service hearing on wild river classification of the St. Joe. Chase defended family land holdings from federal study then recalled land reuse and funding freezes, urging Warwick to verify facts before speaking.
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Congress Passes Pension Plan Moving Toward Worker Security
The plan would guarantee partial pensions after five to ten years and full pensions after 15 years under a new federal insurance fund. It creates pension disclosure rules and a nationwide protection agency, but stops short of requiring universal pension adoption or setting minimum payments. Senator Javits hailed it as a historic step toward retirement security for millions.
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Youth seeks permit to jump Shoshone Falls
In Twin Falls Idaho a reluctant youth seeks a permit to jump Shoshone Falls 43 feet above the river. He visits city county offices and Idaho Power officials to identify the proper permit authority. Authorities cannot confirm issuing a permit and the youth says he suspects others think him crazy.
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