Bonner County Clerk Opposed To Ballot By Mail
Bonner County Clerk Doris Kenney rejects a proposal to run Idaho’s May presidential primary by mail, arguing no cost savings and higher fraud risk. She notes postal rates and voter confusion, urging the election method remain unchanged. County clerks and the Idaho Association of County Clerks echo concerns about mail ballots.
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Bonner County
Doris Kenney
Idaho
Kenney
Arthur Murphy
D-Mullen
Murphy
Senate State Affairs Committee
Senate “Committee
United Press International
Mary Kautz
Weiser
Idaho Association of County Clerks and Records
Firemen Burn Diesel Spill Into Sand Creek
Firefighters and Lime Farland Polo Company workers cleaned up an accidental diesel spill into Sand Creek after a Friday release. About a couple of hundred gallons flowed into the creek via a storm drain during rain. Oil pooled in lagoons behind ice dams and was burned to prevent pollution and fire risk downstream. Cleanup continued with fiber pads soaking up residue.
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Sandpoint
Sand Creek
Environmental Protection Agency
Sandpoint Fire Department
Limefarland Polo Company
Joe Venishnick
Frida
Pole Company
Senator McClure Announces $18,697 Grant to Bottle Bay District
Idaho Senator Jim McClure says the Environmental Protection Agency awarded a grant of $18,697 to the Bottle Bay Water and Sewer District. The funds will finance design work for a force main two lift stations a lagoon system a chlorination facility and spray irrigation facilities.
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Idaho
Jim McClure
Bottle Bay
March of Dimes Radio Auction Nets $905.75 in Sandpoint
Last night the annual March of Dimes radio auction in Sandpoint raised $905.75, beating last year’s first-evening total. Co chairwoman Adell Thompson praised high prices for donated items like a five pound cheese chunk, a $30 belt sander selling for $18, and a $25 purse going for $9, with proceeds benefiting the March of Dimes. Auctioneers Glen Eggers John Sater and Harold Hale hosted from the Elks Club banquet room sponsored by Idaho Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, airing 7 to 10 p m with Jim and Mary Terry performing. pickups are at 12 30 tomorrow at the Elks Club.
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Glen Eggers
Harold Hale
Sandpoint
KSPT
Pend Oreille Cheese Company
Adell Thompson
March of Dimes
John Sater
Elks Club
Idaho Nu Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Jim
Mary Terry
Weather Outlook for Coeur d Alene Sand Point and Vicinity
Low clouds and fog persist through Wednesday with light variable winds. Chance of precipitation near zero. Highs today and Wednesday around 35. Overnight lows near 25.
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Coeur D’alene
Sand
Priest River PTA hears Yerkes on property appraisal issues
Yerkes Russ Yerkes an appraiser for Bonner County Assessor spoke to the Priest River PTA about school district finances tied to reappraisal delays and a court ruling limiting utilities assessments. He cited Bonner County's lag in reappraisal and explained the split between personal and real property appraisal responsibilities.
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Russ Yerkes
Bonner County
Priest River
Parent-Teacher Association
Bonner County Approves Across the Board Pay Raise and Budget Increases
County plans for fiscal year 1976 call for total expenditures of 2.54 million with 1.11 million to be raised by tax levy. All non elected employees receive a $35 monthly raise to offset inflation. Sheriff’s Office gains 10,182 in the new budget. waterways deputies shift to Waterways Fund. New items include a 9,000 allocation to the Historical Society museum and 15,972 more for the Prosecuting Attorney. Budget notes flag maintenance costs at Fair Grounds and rising insurance premiums for the year.
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Borner County
Harold Anselmo
Anselmo
Bonner County
Board of Commissioners
Dennis Benda
Sheriff’s Office
Sheriff's Department
Waterways
Waterways Fund
Doris Kenney
Kenney
Raynold Davis
Davis
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Tosco
Kautz
Sandpoint Daily
Spenes
Venishnick
Sewer District
PTA
Yerkes Hits Fee Appraiser
BY Marylyn Cork
Bonner
Courtly
Magistrate Court
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