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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1972

Page

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Bonner County School District approves NICDC special ed agreement

Trustees approve transferring about 16 aging special education students, 13 to 21, to North Idaho Child Development Center if suitable program and facilities are available. Superintendent Likens cites district facility limits and NICDC funding as enabling broader services, with full program planned for second semester for Bonners Ferry and Bonner County students. The meeting also covered the Needs Assessment program, its early activities, and concerns over patron participation and confusion with a prior Task Force.

Bonner County North Idaho Child Development Center NICDC Wayne Likens Likens Bonners Ferry Bill Miller Iris Hammons Miller

Bonner County Receives First Revenue Sharing Check

The Bonner County Commission reports a 142,952 revenue sharing payment covering January 1 to June 30, 1972. Commissioners will invest the funds in bank time certificates while budgeting plans are made for use. Sandpoint also receives 35,035 to aid fire department deficits and the current expense fund.

Bonner County Sioner Harold Anselmo Anselmo Sandpoint Sandpoint Fire Department

Sandpoint Weather Outlook Mostly Cloudy With Snow Chance

Sandpoint experiences mostly cloudy skies with a 50 percent chance of snow tonight and Thursday. Temperatures will range from a low around 10 to a high near 25 as winds remain light and conditions gradually ease.

Free Movies Saturday at Panida Theater

Free show at the Panida Theater Saturday December 16 begins 10 a.m. No ticket required. Shows run continuously with the last starting about 1 30 p.m. and ending around 3 p.m. Sponsored by the Sandpoint Merchants.

Panida Theater Sandpoint Merchants

Crash Victims Improve After Sandpoint Train Collision

Two children injured in a December crash near Sandpoint, where their mother Loradelle Widerstrom and two siblings were killed, are reported in good condition in Spokane hospitals. Nine year old Anthony Halverson of Oak Harbor and five year old Shelly Ynzunza in Sacred Heart Medical Center.

Sandpoint Spokane Deaconess Anthony Halverson Oak Harbor Wash Shelly Ynzunza Sacred Heart Medical Center Loradelle Widerstrom Andrea Widerstrom Larry Halverson Burlington Northern

Toys For Tots Donations Reported In Sandpoint Drive

The Lions Club Toys and Other Essentials for Tots reports donations totaling 289.25 with a new 106 gift from Beta Sigma Phi Lambda Chapter XP- 895. Additional gifts from Lester Bruder Esther Lines Sandpoint Civic Club and two anonymous donors are noted. The drive seeks toys for all ages and urges people to submit needy family names and call 263-4118.

Lions Club Beta Sigma Phi Lester Bruder Sandpoint Civic Club Esther Lines

Social Security Rep to Visit Sandpoint Tuesday

A representative from the Coeur d Alene Social Security Administration office will visit Sandpoint on Tuesday December 19. The session runs 10 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. for information on social security and Medicare.

Coeur d’ Alene The Social Security Administration Sandpoint Sandpoint Community Hall Social Security Medicare

No Diversion of Idaho Water

Governor Cecil D. Andrus told Idaho growers he will defend their water rights and oppose diversions to the southwest. He pledged Idaho will use any surplus for Idaho farmers and people, and urged irrigating new Idaho lands only if needed. Cont. on Page Two.

Boise UPD Cecil D. Andrus Idaho Southwest Andrus

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