Charges Dismissed On Inks Kincaid In Sandpoint Case
Magistrate Craig C. Kosonen in Coeur d'Alene yesterday dismissed charges against Larry M. Inks and Dwane P. Kincaid from Sandpoint. The prelim hearing, closed to the public, found insufficient evidence for burglary grand larceny and conspiracy to extort. the attempted extortion charge also dropped for lack of probable cause.
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Craig C. Kosonen
Coeur d’Alene
Larry M. Inks
Dwane P. Kincaid
Attornees
Tom Mitchell
Scott Reed
Coe
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Idaho public lands debate fuels statewide land use hearing
Nearly 100 stakeholders testified Tuesday night as the Joint Local Government and Taxation Committee considered Gov. Andrus seven bill package on land use planning. Supporters cited local control and growth priorities while critics warned against unchecked sprawl and loss of agricultural land.
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Rod Gramer Boise
UPI
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Marcia Pursley
Idaho Conservation League
Pursley
Robert Schwarz
Boise Cascade
Schwarz
Bonner County Hosts Idaho Conestoga Wagon Bi Centennial Event
Bonner County to host Idaho Conestoga wagon March 14 to 16 as part of Bi Centennial activities. Wagon travels statewide with stops in each county. journey continues to Valley Forge after August 1. Local groups plan horse programs crafts exhibits and entertainment at Bonner County Fairgrounds March 15-16. schedule pending finalization.
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Bonner County
Idaho
Conestoga Wagon
Don Higginson
Round Lake State Park
Valley Forge
Penn
Bonner County Fairgrounds
Bonner County High Schools Get Accreditation With Deviations
The three Bonner County senior high schools Sandpoint Priest River and Clark Fork receive approved accreditation for 1974 75 but with noted inadequacies. Sandpoint lacks adequate site size facilities science art and staff facilities plus media personnel half time position. Priest River shows numerous facility size and service gaps including teaching stations custodial food service and student restrooms. Clark Fork remains provisionally accredited but inadequacies include size of facilities teaching stations homemaking industrial arts art lab media center and staff restrooms. A note lists Linda McClure and Gary Parsons as deficient in English and guidance respectively which the superintendent says is in error with McClure fully certified and Parsons eligible to teach guidance while serving as principal.
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Bonner County
Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges
Sandpoint High School
SHS
Priest River High School
Clark Fork High School
Clark Fork
Linda McClure
Gary Parsons
Wayne Likens
McClure
Parsons
Highway funding near reality eyed by Idaho lawmakers
A Boise joint highway subcommittee informally backed 6 to 10 million dollars for next fiscal year to match a 42.3 million federal windfall for new road work and 4.2 million for upgrades. Governors and lawmakers clash over using 22 million surplus for tax relief versus 58 million for highway betterment, with some Republicans wavering on funding out of state funds.
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Jay Shelledy
Boise
Legislative
House
Senate Transportation Committees
State Department of Transportation
Cecil D. Andrus
GOP
Jack Tacke
Cottonwood
Claud Judd
Dorofino
Dale Branson
Nezperce
Ford Administration
Walter Yarbrough
Grand View
Mink skins stolen from farm on U S 95
Sheriff reports about 205 mink skins worth around 4000 missing from a farm on U S 95 south of town. About 130 male and 75 female skins described as dark in color were taken at an unknown time. Investigation continues.
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U.S. 95
Here
Robert Wilcox
Allen Hindberg
Wilcox
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Billie Thompson
Sun Valley
Janet Ward
American Association of University Women
Treasure Valley
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