Bonner County Schools Prepare For New Term In 1977
In Sandpoint and nearby areas teachers return to begin the new school year. Roy Likens and State Superintendent Roy Truby address the Bonner County Education Association. Classes start between 8:30 and 9:00 am across Sandpoint schools Priest Lake Priest River Idaho Hill and neighboring districts with many new staff members and no major curriculum changes.
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Roy ‘Truby
Sandpoint
Bonner County Education Association
Stidwell
Farmin
Lincoln
Washington
Bonner
Priest Lake
Priest River
Idaho Hill
Cirriculum
State Board of Education to meet in Boise for budget and grant plans
The Idaho State Board of Education meets at Sand Point September 1-2 to review fiscal year 1979 public school budget requests and first allocations of School District Building Account funds. Sessions include executive meetings at Famin Elementary and a Friday joint session with colleges and universities. The department proposes about 1.7 million dollars for needy district construction, with Meridian 2 receiving 530,000 Kuna 3 420,000 and Post Falls 273 receiving 740,000. The board may expand its curriculum committee to cover vocational programs and will assess new academic and vocational proposals based on curriculum, need, finance, and institutional readiness.
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Sandpoint
Famin
State Department of “Education
Lewis-Clark State College
Boise State University
Office
The
State Board of Education, Vocational Education, Vocational Rehabilitation
State School For the Deaf and the Blind
University of Idaho
Idaho State University
State Department of Education
Idaho
Meridian
Kuna
Post Falls
Supreme Court
Bisiline
Gt Maiy
Ich
Tdaho
Regional governors clash over who pays for fish mitigation
Oregon Governor Straub pushes 4.1 million in Bonneville budget to fund six new fish hatcheries as Pacific Northwest leaders meet in Boise. Washington Governor Ray opposes bearing ratepayer costs, urging federal funding instead. Montana Gov. Judge attends as electricity task force member during the dialogue.
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Columbia River
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Boise
Thee
Northwest
Ray
Burglars Loot Travel Trailer Near Lakeview Resort
Burglars broke into a travel trailer owned by Clayton Reynold Jr of Princeton Id since last November. They emptied the trailer save for the kitchen sink, stole an oil furnace and propane range, then tipped the trailer onto its side and removed the wheels and axle with a cutting torch four miles from Lakeview Resort.
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Clayton Reynold, Jr
Princeton
Reynold
Lakeview Resort
Jacket Stolen At Bonner County Fair
A ski jacket valued at 75 dollars was stolen from a booth at the Bonner County Fair Thursday according to the sheriff's office report.
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Bonner County
Sheriff's Office
Kidwell May Not Seek Another Term
Idaho Attorney General Wayne Kidwell told staff he may not seek re election and might resign before his term ends. He urged staff to seek new jobs and sent a letter to 1978 governor hopeful supporters explaining withdrawal from the race and criticizing meg corporations.
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Times-News
Idaho
John V. Evans
Carner
Meg
Evans
Boise Cascade Corp
Boise
Larry Jackson
Weather Summary for Mountain Region
Partly cloudy skies through Saturday with showers in the mountains today. Highs range 65 to 75 degrees, with overnight lows in the mid 40s.
Fair Schedule for Open Class Exhibits and 4-H Events
Schedule lists Friday August 26 events including open class swine and sheep judging dairy judging 4-H and FFA fitting and shows champion fitting and showing and fat stock sales in the afternoon and evening. Saturday August 27 covers 4-H dog obedience forestry identification poultry judging draft horse judging 4-H style show and awards presentation with exhibit removal later evening.
Sandpoint's Bistline Aims for Idaho Supreme Court Seat
Idaho judge Steven Bistline, a Sandpoint citizen and former country lawyer, discusses his brief bid for the Idaho Supreme Court, his views on salary, retirement, and appointive selection, and his reflection on the court’s administration and politics. He notes his 60 hour weeks, mentors, and admiration for Justice John Paul Stevens.
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Steven Bistine
Sandpoint
Bistline
Idaho
Supreme Court
Charles Donaldson
Cecil Dr
Andrus
Henry McQuardeé
Collleagues
Bakes
Donaldson
Alan Sheppard
Joseph McFadden
Nery
Joe McFadden
Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
John Paul Stevens
Stevens
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