Bonner County High Schools Get Accreditation Not All Cleared
All three Bonner County high schools received accreditation for 1976 77 from the Northwest Association. Clark Fork High School was placed on an advised status for numerous deficiencies. Priest River and Sandpoint faced facility and program inadequacies noted by the committee. Superintendent Wayne Likens said a new Priest River High School should fix many issues and the district will pursue removal of deficiencies before the next inspection.
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Bonner County
Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges
Clark Fork High School
Wayne Likens
Idaho State Committee
Association
Boise
Sandpoint High School
Sandpoint
Clark Fork
Priest River
Idaho Wildlife Federation rejects Greenley resignation call
At its annual meeting in Pocatello the Idaho Wildlife Federation defeated a resolution demanding the resignation of Idaho Fish and Game Director Joe Greenley. Delegates from statewide sportsmen groups backed the motion against Greenley but the committee and federation vote favored the director, citing adherence to commission directives and ongoing habitat fund projects.
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Idaho Wildlife Federation
Soultly
Idaho Fish and Game
Joe Greenley
Pocatello
Southeast
Idaho
Southeast Idaho Red and Gun Club
Greenley
The
Daily Bee
Federation
Fish and Game Department
Pocatello Sportsmen
IFG
Pete Thompson
Thompson
Fish and Game Committee
Commission
Clark Fork Rod and Gun Club
Pocatello Spootsmen
Pack River high bidder named for Upper French Creek sale
Pack River Company of Sandpoint was the high bidder on the Upper French Creek timber sale, held by sealed bid February 17 1977 at the Idaho Panhandle National Forests Supervisor's Office in Coeur d Alene. The bid rose from 176 155.80 to 442 725.30 for 5680 M board feet of sawlogs in Sandpoint Ranger District. Major species include ponderosa pine Douglas fir and Larch with minor volumes of others. Louisiana Pacific Corp Moyie Springs and Brand S Corp Laclede were the other bidders.
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Ralph .D
Kizer
Idaho Panhandle National Forests
Pack River Company
Sandpoint
Upper
French Creek
Coeur d’ Alene
Sandpoint Ranger District
Louisiana-Pacific Corporation
Moyie Springs
Idaho
Brand-S Corporation of
Laclede
Former Sandpoint boxing coach Iz Lefebvre returns as judge
Iz Lefebvre, former Sandpoint boxing coach, came back to the Emerald City Saturday night to judge a Sandpoint Elks Boxing Club sponsored card. In an exclusive Daily Bee interview, he outlines plans to revive boxing interest in Yakima, Washington.
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Sandpoint
Iz Lefebvre
Emerald City
Sandpoint Elks Boxing Club
Yakima
Wash
Daily Bee
High Speed Chase Ends in Property Damage
Joel G. Thompson an 18 year old of Sandpoint was arrested Friday night after a high speed pursuit that began in Kootenai and ended on North Boyer when his car hit a mailbox post causing about 1000 dollars in damage. He faced reckless driving charges and was released shortly after.
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Joel G. Thompson
Kootenai
Theft Report From Garfield Bay Woman
Sue Andrews of Garfield Bay reported to Bonner County Sheriff Deputies that her house was broken into Monday. Missing items include binoculars a suitcase and a fishing pole with no loss estimate provided.
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Sue Andrews
Garfield Bay
Bonner County
Athol man shot after hit and run incident in Idaho
David Gunter of Athol Idaho was shot dead by Kootenai County deputies after allegedly threatening them with a pistol following a hit-and-run. Two men fled the scene. Gunter did not fire. His half-brother was arrested for leaving the scene. Deputies from Bonner and Kootenai counties responded.
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Athol
Idaho
UPI
David Gunter
Kootena
Gunter
Bonner County
Kootenai
Kootenai County
Congress Charges Shortage Drummed Up in Coffee Hearings
Lawmakers opened two days of hearings arguing no real coffee shortage exists and prices are driven by stockpiling and Brazil's export tax. Officials from states and cities testified on rising costs and the possible role of the International Coffee Organization in keeping prices high.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Brazil
Frank Annunzio
D-Ill
Paul Findley
R-I
United States
Christine Sullivan
Massachusetts Consumer Affairs Office
Cyrus Vance
International Coffee Organization
OPEC
Elinor Guggenheimer
New York City
Drought Easing Forecast For California Weather Front
San Francisco reports storm lines moving toward Baja California with rain expected through Thursday. The first system since drought began delivered modest rainfall, ending with broad impacts from winds and seas and multiple fatalities along the coast, while Tahoe ski areas saw heavy snow and travel woes for motorists.
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San Francisco
U.S Weather Service
California
Baja
Weather Service
Baby Born in Pickup in Grangeville Hospital Parking Lot
In Grangeville Idaho a six pound five ounce girl was born in a pickup cab in the hospital parking lot. Rebekah Laurel Adams arrived after the parents Steven and Nina Adams did not reach the maternity ward. The attending doctor said mother and child are healthy and the birth went smoothly despite the unusual circumstances.
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Grangeville
Idaho
Rebekah Laurel Adams
Grangeville Hospital
Steven
Nina
Adams
New Ethics Code Raises Odd Reporting Thresholds
Senate ethics debate features humor about reporting puppy sales and other quirky outside income. Montana senator and veterinarian John Melcher warns the draft may require reporting trivial items while panels set thresholds for gifts, properties, and income with a target to finish by March 8.
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Elmer W. Lammi
Washington
UPD
John Melcher
Senate
Code of Ethics
Montana Democrat
Special
Melcher
IRS
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Canoeist Missing as Search Is Called Off
Kootenai County Sheriff officers called off the search for canoeist Mark Jasma near Lake Coeur d'Alene after winds up to 30 mph swept the area. Jasma, last seen Sunday night on a canoe ride, is presumed drowned. his canoe was found beached near Cave Bay. An air and ground search failed to locate him.
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Coeur Alene
Idaho
UPI
Kootenai County
Mark Jasma
Spokane
Jasma
Windy Lake
Coeur d'Alene
Cave Bay
Schweitzer Ski Basin pays workers with two dollar bills
Sam Wormington reports five inches of new snow at Schweitzer Mountain overnight, with light snow continuing. The ski area runs chair 3 and T bar 3 and may reopen more lifts as conditions are watched. Salaries will return to checks after the experiment.
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Schweitzer
Sam Wormington
Wormington
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Pocatello Sportsmen’s Organization
Wynn Blake
Pack River High
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D-Ny
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Asia
Senes
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