Bonner County Assessor Norma Strecker Indicted for Misuse of Public Funds
Grand Jury handed down an indictment accusing Norma Strecker Bonner County Assessor of willful or corrupt misconduct and mishandling funds. Dates span Feb 23 1970 to Mar 22 1973 with totals including $9,278.19 missing. Formal removal from office requested. proceedings set before District Judge James Towles on Feb 8.
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Bonner
Norman Strecker
James Towles
Dan Featherston
Bonner County
Idaho
Norma E.strecker
Bank of Idaho
Norma Strecker
Floods Subside as Idaho Faces Health Warnings and Aid Appeals
Floods across seven northern Idaho counties ease but leave health concerns. Gov. Cecil Andrus requests federal aid to restore highways and bridges washed out by floods and landslides. Water supplies face contamination risks as many communities rely on tanker-delivered water and temporary systems after surface-water sources were washed out.
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Rod Gramer
Boise
Idaho
Plu
Cecil Andrus
Department of Transportation
Andrus
Washington
Secretary of Transportation
Department of Environmental and Community Services
Shoshone
Benewah
James Kimball
Environmental Services
Kimball
Shoshone County
Pinehurst
Fish And Game Seeks Litter Law Enforcement Authority
Idaho's Fish and Game Department seeks authority to enforce litter laws in back country areas linked to wildlife activities. Director Joseph Greenley told the House Resources and Conservation Committee that current enforcement lacks power outside rural ranges. He noted 1973 deer and elk harvests rose from 1971 1972 while hunters increased about five percent due to meat prices.
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BOISE
UPI
Cibamerea
Joseph Greenley
Greenley
House
Conservation Committee
Demonstrators Around World Mark Anniversary of Abortion Ruling
United Press reports activists across many nations marched and rang bells to protest legalized abortion on the first anniversary of the Supreme Court decision striking down state antiabortion laws. Some demonstrations also praised the ruling.
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United Press
1 International
N ‘Ation
Supreme Court
Weather and protest mark day in Spokane and Washington
Sandpoint reports variable clouds with showers through Thursday and gusty southerly winds. Tonight 30, Thursday high 40, with 50 percent tonight and 40 percent Thursday for precipitation. In Washington, a pro abortion-rights demonstration near the Supreme Court drew about 20,000 people, with bells tolling in Spokane churches in memory of unborn babies. Senator Buckley called the ruling the blackest day in American jurisprudence.
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Supreme Court
Washington,d. C
Wash
Merchants To Meet Thursday At Pastime Cafe
Merchants committee sets its session for Thursday January 24 at 12 noon at the Pastime Cafe. Members urged to submit names for the alert list to secretary Remmers at the meeting or by calling the chamber office at 3 2161.
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Merchants Committee
Chamber
Sandpoint Trustee Bopp elected to Bonner County post
School Trustee Jack L. Bopp of Sandpoint was elected by secret ballot Tuesday night to fill Zone 4 Bonner County School Board vacancy following Dr. William Morton resignation. Bopp will stand for election in May along with other trustees. he and his wife Catherine have four children and reside at 706 N. Third in Sandpoint. He previously served on the City Council and owns Bonner Building Supply.
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Jack L. Bopp
Sandpoint
Bonner County
William Morton
Bopp
Gordon
Cordes
Charles Bonar
David Beeson
Priest River
Vernon ‘Allen
Clark F Fork
Morton
Catherine
Third
Bonner Building Supply
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Steven Gill
Fourth and
Pine
Jack Bopp
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