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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1975
Page
6
Washington report on Social Security overpayments unfolds amid disclosures of widespread errors. UPI notes the overpayments affect numerous recipients and may reflect a systemic problem within the program.
Rep George Hansen gathered about 15 000 dollars toward a 51 000 campaign debt with a barbecue and rally in Idaho Falls. About 700 tickets were sold with 605 attendees, beef and lamb donated by party supporters reducing costs, and 17 000 dollars raised locally. Attendees included Art Linkletter Sen James McClure and Joe Barrett.
Assessor Dennis Benda warns of two reports of a long haired man and woman posing as County Assessor employees south of the river trying to gain access to homes. He says no staff are in that area now and urges residents to verify IDs by calling the county office.
Negotiators for the Bonner County School District will deny a formal request by teachers to consider salary and fringe benefits in teacher contracts as the BCEA suits to force negotiations over class size leaves and working conditions remains unresolved.
Heavy weekend rain may push back prescribed burn of 465 acres in Lightning Creek drainage and 50 acres in upper Rapid Lightning Creek. District Ranger Jerry Stern noted 1.7 inches fell and more rain is forecast, delaying start from Wednesday. Fire will focus on slash piles with broadcast burns prioritized to fit weather and fuel conditions.
Russell E Watts of Sandpoint reports 19 year old Watts is doing well at Sacred Heart Hospital after injuries from a Saturday automobile accident. He was thrown from the vehicle during the out of control pass on a wet road. He was in intensive care but improving and visitors not yet allowed.
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