Community Progress group backs multi use of fairgrounds
Steering committee members expressed hope residents and local government will heed the Sandpoint area questionnaire results. They cited broad public support for indoor recreation and multi use of the Bonner County Fairgrounds, urging officials to act rather than resist public demand.
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Congress For Community Progress
Sandpoint
Bonner County Fairgrounds
Community Congress
Fair Board
Paperboy Delivers After Night of Waiting
Mrs. Tillie Huntington an 85 year old Boise resident lay on her apartment floor with a broken thigh waiting for the morning newspaper boy to arrive at dawn. The incident highlights a late delivery that left her injured and awaiting assistance.
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Boise
UPI
Tillie Huntington
Bonner County School Board to Hold Special Meeting
The Bonner County School District 82 board will convene a special meeting tomorrow night February 18 at 7 p.m. at Farmin School according to School Superintendent Dr. E Wayne Likens. Bret Hart arrived on schedule at 6 30 a.m. Mrs Huntington heard him drop the paper at her door and called for help. Sheldon Archibald opened the door and aided her. She had bread baking and fell while rising about 2 30 a m Saturday. She was reported in good condition at a Boise hospital.
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Board of Trustees
Bonner County School Dist. 82
Farmin School
E. Wayne Likens
Bret Hart
Mrs. Huntington
Hart
Sheldon Archibald
Archibald
Television Programs Listing for Local Stations
A dated TV schedule lists KHQ TV KXLY TV KREM TV and KSPS with programs from 4:35 AM to 11:30 PM including Today Show Wheel of Fortune Bonanza and News bulletins. Entries show times titles networks and brief program notes in a busy chaotic lineup.
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Eart Nightingale
the Doctors
Another World
Somerset
Bewitched
Sherry Houndear
Mery Griffin
Lyewitness New
BC Paniee
Aruh
Oronsequences
Jimmy Dean
Smothers Brothers
Deyles
Eyewitness
Fonlent Shaye
Kxly-Tv
CBS
Youn & Restless
Gene Serch
Er Ting
the World
Coaay
Soo
Alt Krem-Tv
Abc
Kerner
SSA representative to visit Sandpoint for Social Security aid
A representative from the Coeur d'Alene Social Security Administration office will visit Sandpoint on Tuesday February 18 at the Senior Citizen's Center 304 N. 1st from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Residents seeking information or help on Social Security Medicare or Supplemental Security Income are invited to meet him.
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Coeur d’Alene
Social Security Administration
Sandpoint
Gas Guzzler Tax Proposed by Rep Litton
Rep Jerry Litton of Missouri proposes an excise tax on gas guzzling cars to curb wasteful energy use Rather than general rationing or fuel tax increases he favors targeted taxation to push drivers toward alternative energy sources and conserve fuel
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Columbia
UPI
Jerry Litton
D-Mo
Litton
Congress
Bid Law Bill Aims to Penalize Evading Bidding Rules
Boise Idaho UPI reporting that the House Local Government Committee introduced a bill making it a misdemeanor for public officials to evade competitive bidding laws. The measure imposes a 500 fine per offense for splitting purchases or projects to bypass bidding requirements.
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Boise
UPI
House
Local Government Committee
Salary cut plan shapes state budget decisions
Rep William Roberts said the Joint Finance Appropriations Committee can finish budgeting by Feb 26. The plan, tied to a 5 percent reallocation, would save about $3 million from the general fund, while further cuts aim to close an $8 million gap through Health and Welfare and possibly higher education, with kindergarten funding at risk.
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William Roberts
R-Buhl
Joint Finance Appropriations Committee
Andrus
Robert
Department of Health & Welfare
Senate committee calls tighter controls on warrantless surveillance
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee subcommittee urges strict criteria and oversight for all electronic surveillance including wiretaps. It proposes criminal penalties for non FBI agents who illegally wiretap and warns of privacy and constitutional risks. The report notes past abuses and urges Ford to assess costs and benefits of such programs.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Congress
Subcommittee On Surveillance
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
FBI
The
New York Times
Eliott Richardson
Nixon
Richardson
White House
Ford
Henry Kissinger
Edmund Muskie
Dmaine
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Special Subcommittee On Surveillance
Idaho House Debates Broad Property Tax Bill Revisions
Idaho House tax writers moved to hold the bill in committee to work with counsel on changes. Rep Perry Swisher favors local control but doubts the measure as written can pass. Rep Noy Brackett wants a two thirds threshold. Floyd Decker argues a simple majority is deliberate to prevent minority control. Rep Wayne Tibbitts urges including counties to avoid shifting tax burden.
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Floyd Decker
Association of Idaho Cities
Wayne Tibbitts
Lorenzo
Decker
Gary Elvester Reports Stolen Car in Police Log
Gary Elvester reported his car stolen on Saturday in a police log entry. The incident details were limited with no vehicle description or location disclosed in the readable text.
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Gary Elvester
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