State Education Board Opens Sandpoint Two Day Session
The State Board of Education for higher learning began a two day session in Sandpoint at the Travelers focusing on budget recommendations for 1973 74 for the four state colleges and universities including U of I ISU Lewis and Clark Boise State College. The board started with routine items for the University of Idaho Idaho State University and Lewis and Clark State College and will spend the afternoon crunching figures to finalize funding.
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University of Idaho
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State Department of Education
Office of Higher Education
State Board of Education
M. T. Deaton
Pocatello
D. F. Engelking
Boise
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Clyde Koontz
John Swartley
A. L. Alford
Lewiston
Joseph D. McCollum
Twin Falls
Janet Hay
Nam
Local Men Earn Engineering Certification at UI
Two Sandpoint men, Dennis B. Fletcher and Randall E. Wild, were among 61 University of Idaho graduates in 1972 who passed the National Council of Engineering Examiners fundamentals of engineering exam. The UI group averaged 12.5 percent above the national mean. about 20 percent nationally failed. The certificate marks the first step toward professional registration, completed after a second exam following four years of experience.
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Sandpoint
University of Idaho
Dennis B. Fletcher
Randall FE. Wild
H. Sidwell Smith
College of Engineering
National Council of Engineering Examiners
Minor Auto Crash Leaves One Minor Injury
A two car collision on Farm to Market Road near the Fack River Bridge left Vicki Darling with no injuries and Lynn Hofmeister with minor injuries after Darling attempted to pass a slowing pickup. Hofmeister was taken to Bonner General Hospital. Darling received a citation for no operator license.
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Sheriff’s Office
Fack River
Vicki Lee Darling
Sandpoint
Darling
Park Warns Youth Consumer
Idaho Attorney General W Anthony Park warns 18 to 20 year olds about new age of majority laws effective July 1 1972. Adults can be held to contracts and misrepresentation risks loom in consumer sales. Read contracts fully ask about unclear terms demand written clarifications ensure copies and proper disclosures under Truth in Lending and UCCC rules.
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State Education Board
Melissa
Jim Goullette
John Pondrea