Spokane Police Guild chief cites low morale over officer layoffs
Spokane Police Guild President Charles Staudinger accused City Manager Fulwiler of manipulating federal funds to balance the budget. He said 22 police officers would be laid off with EEA money to rehiring, while Mayor Rodgers stressed no realistic balance without layoffs and urged alternatives.
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UPD
Spokane Police Guild
Charles Staudinger
F. Sylvan Fulwhler
David Rodgers
Landinger
EEA
Fulchler’s
Staudinger
Fulwhler
Fulwiler
Rodgers
Cancer Society Collections Stopped in Spokane Hearing
A show cause hearing set in Spokane County Superior Court for January 13 will decide if the National Cancer Society Inc may be permanently restrained from fundraising in the area. Judge George T Shields granted a temporary restraining order blocking collections until the hearing. The Portland society had its charity solicitation license suspended by the city for alleged improper accounting of funds. Eldon C Carroll defended the group as unfounded, promising to fight to the Supreme Court if needed.
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Spokane
UPS
Spokane County Superior Court
National Cancer Society, Inc
George T. Shields
Portland
Ore
Eldon C. Carroll
Supreme Court
Norman Depender
Wayne Hendren
Carroll
Audit Shows Discrepancies at Bureau of Drug Control
Gov. Cecil D. Andrus and Attorney General W. Anthony Park announce a preliminary audit of the Bureau of Drug Control reveals administrative discrepancies. They say issues are managerial, not willful, and further grant funds are withheld pending procedural changes. The audit recommends centralizing coordination through the attorney general's office.
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Losse
API
Bureau of Drug Control
Cecil D. Andrus
W. Anthony Park
Law Enforcement Planning Commission
LEPC
Andrus and Park
Board of Pharmacy
Andrus State of the State speech to be televised Monday
Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus will deliver a State of the State address to a joint House and Senate session at 2 p.m. MST Monday. The speech will be telecast on KTVB Boise KMVT Twin Falls and KIFI Idaho Falls, with public stations recording for later airings at 7 p.m. KGBL Pocatello 9 p.m. KUID Moscow 10 p.m. PST.
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UPD
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
House
Senate
KTVB
KMVT
Twin Falls
KIFI
Idaho Falls
Public Broadcasting
Kaid
KGBL
Pocatello
KUID
Moscow
University of Idaho Professor Takes Nine Month Leave
Gor dori head of the radio television department at the University of Idaho will take a nine month leave of absence to participate in an educational TV satellite experiment testing new technology and programming in the Rocky Mountain Region.
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Moecw Wr
Gor
Dori's Law
University of Idaho
Rocky Mountain
Idaho Wildlife Federation to Elect Officers at Sandpoint Meet
The Idaho Wildlife Federation district one winter meeting is set for Sunday January 9 at 1 36 p m in Sandpoint Community Hall. Officers and one director will be elected and resolutions on northern Idaho fish and game affairs will be voted.
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Idaho Wildlife Federation
Sandpoint
al Elkins
Nordman
Idaho
Sagle Driver Injured In Lakeshore Drive Crash
Sagle resident Gary K. Delconte, 21, was treated for minor injuries at Bonner General Hospital after a single car crash on Lakeshore Drive about 1.5 miles south of here. Officer Larry Berry said Delconte lost control, the car struck a snowbank causing about 200 dollars in damages. No citation was issued. Deputy Gary Pate assisted at the scene.
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Sagle
Gary K. Delconte
Bonner General Hospital
Lakeshore Drive
Larry Berry
Delconte
Here
Berry
Gary Pate
City Receives Recreation Grant for Sandpoint Park
Rep James D McClure announced a grant from the Water and Conservation Fund to the City of Sandpoint worth 35000 dollars for park improvements. The funds will upgrade spaces at the city park including the playground breakwater lighting and parking areas with remodeling of comfort stations and beach facilities.
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Water and Conservation Fund
City of
Sandpoint
James D. McClure
D-Ida
McClure
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Idaho Education Board Seeks 12.3 Million for New Campuses
The Idaho State Board of Education adopted a resolution urging 12.3 million dollars in new buildings for colleges universities and the youth training center to advance post secondary education. Top priorities include Boise State College science education and Idaho State University library. The board also seeks 32.2 million general fund for higher education and reports on the Gooding School for the Deaf and Blind.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
State Board of Education
Boise State College
Idaho State University
University of Idaho
Lewis- Clark State College
St. Anthony
Oregon
School For the Deaf and Blind
Gooding
Ski Report From Schweitzer Basin
United Press International notes Schweitzer Basin records 20 degrees with light snowfall. Skiing described as real good and the slopes open daily for visitors.
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United Press International
Schweitzer
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Wayne Evans
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Dick Whittaker
Elmer Nikkola
Keith Smith
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Cancer Society
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