Nixon Promises End To Busing In Talks With Congress
President Nixon pledged to take steps to end forced busing, but would not commit to constitutional amendments yet. Key aides said he discussed options including Justice Department action, legislative changes, or anti busing amendments, with Senators Baker and Brock. NIC faculty oppose Pack River Properties Condominium Project near North Idaho College and urge public acquisition for permanent use.
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Pack River Properties
North Idaho
NIC
Faculty Senate
North Idaho College
Schuler
Washingdon
UPI
Nixon
Howard Baker
William E. Brock
Justice Department
Congress
Community Meeting Notices Feb 15 16 events and services
A rummage sale February 15 16 from 9 am to 4 pm at the old fair grounds proceeds benefit Toys for Tots. Past Presidents Club of the VFW Auxiliary meets February 15 at 1 30 pm at Mrs Susan Montague. Mt View Extension Club craft session February 15 at 1 pm at Mrs Bodine Kemmis 408 Super or in Sandpoint. Pend Oreille Rock and Gem Club meets February 15 7 30 pm at Sandpoint Community Hall with a slide show Rock Hounding in Oregon. Revival services nightly February 15 onward at 7 pm led by Rev Howard Dill public welcome. Sandpoint Senior Citizens Club February 18 at IWA Hall pot luck at 12 30 pm business meeting to follow. Kee Women of the Moose February 17 card party at Moose Hall 8 pm benefits Heart Fund.
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VFW
Susan Montague
Mt. View Extension Club
Bodine Kemmis
Sandpoint
Pend Oreille
Sandpoint Senior Citizens Club
IWA
Kee
Women of the Moose
Heart Fund
Moose Hall
Sandpoint Easter musical practice set at church
Notice for a Sandpoint community Easter musical practice on Wednesday February 16 between 9 and 10 p m at Sandpoint Methodist Church. All who wish to sing are urged to attend.
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Sandpoint
Sandpoint Methodist Church
Migrants Will Receive Study On Housing Standards
Boise report says the Senate Health, Education and Welfare committee held for further study bills to let the State Board of Health set standards for migrant labor housing. One bill from the State Health Department and another from the Governor's Advisory Council on Comprehensive Health Planning extend to field housing. Senator Joe Allen questioned council authority to enter housing at any time during the year.
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Boise
Senate Health, Education and Welfare Committee
State Board of Health
State Health Department
Governor’s
Advisory Council On Comprehensive Health Planning
Joe Allen
R-American
Vandals Break Car Windows in Spokane Valley Spree
Spokane County sheriff deputies investigated a weekend vandalism spree causing about 75 broken car windows and more than $2,000 in damage. Most damage occurred in Millwood and Opportunity areas of the Spokane Valley.
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Spokane
UPC
Millwood
Opportunity
Spokane Valley
Retail Merchants Committee Meet Set for Feb 17
The Retail Merchants Committee will hold a noon meeting on Thursday February 17 in the Panhandle Pastime Room. The agenda includes reviewing the year's program and the check alert system.
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the Daily Bee
Mon
Retail Merchants Committee
TOPS Organizational Meeting Set for Feb 15
An organizational meeting for daytime TOPS is scheduled for February 15 at 1 p.m. in the Washington Water Power building. For more information call 263-5452 263-4529 or 263-4968.
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Washington
Qiana Fabric Sewing Guide for Home Tailors
Qiana a DuPont nylon fabric offers silk like appearance with wrinkle resistance shape retention and colorfastness. It can be dry cleaned or laundered and suits travel and home wear. The guide covers cutting seams pressing zippers and machine settings for best results. Next: Use a zipper for a Kicky Open End Skirt.
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DuPont
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DSA
Jaycee Pres
Paul Pecukonis
Leonard Haugse
Faye Stevens
Brock
Darrell Kilpatrick
Church of Godon Pine and
Boyer
Howard Dill
Oregon
Artes
Del's
Del’s Fabrics
Del's Fabric Shop
Sandpoint, Idaho
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