Federal food stamp abuse minimal say Spokane official
Eugene Robinette of the Food and Nutrition Service told county leaders the abuse rate is under one percent and that controversy stems from misunderstanding. He noted assets must be under 1500 unless 60 or older and warned applicants about false income statements.
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Eugene Robinette
Department of Agriculture
Food and Nutrition Service
Spokane
Robinette
Jim Brockway
Brockway
Bonner County
Ron Beecher
Department of Health and Welfare
Department of Employment
Paperboys Strike Chronicle Here
Spokane Daily Chronicle paperboys in Sandpoint went on strike for higher pay, then received a raise already authorized by district manager Gwendal Osborn. The raise totals ten cents per paper per carrier per month, though Osborn refused to confirm carrier numbers and claimed most parents were unaware. Ken Pearlstein argued the strike prompted the raise and accused the Chronicle of exploitative practices including unreturned savings bonds and unreimbursed supplies.
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Spokane Daily Chronicle
Sandpoint
Mark Klinger
Chronicle
John Pearlstein
Daily Bee
Gwendal Osborn
The
Bee
Osborn
Ken Pearlstein
Pearlstein
Arrowhead Collecting Denounced as Harmful and Illegal
Boise archaeologist geologist Mario Delisio of Boise State University denounces private collecting of arrow points as illegal and damaging Idaho's history. He calls surface finds harmful and says federal law punishes anyone who appropriates antiquities on government lands.
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Boise
API
Idaho
Mario Delisio
Boise State University
Delisio
The
Idaho Statesman
Newspapers Join In Couple Search
Spokane Daily Chronicle and Oregon Journal join a secret witness effort to locate Earl and Viola Hunter missing since June 14 after kidnaping by Cam Bowles. Bowles recaptured near Post Falls Idaho and serving 75 years. A $1000 reward is offered by their son and daughter in law.
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Spokane, Wash
Bowles
Post Falls
Idaho
Idaho State
Boise
Hunters
John Hunter
Toronto
Ont
Donald Kerschbaum
Seattle
Hunter
Coeur d’Alene
Spokane
Erosion Threat Prompts Possible Closure Of Blanchard Land
About 360 acres near Blanchard may close to all off road vehicles within a month due to erosion from motorcycle riders. Public hearings will precede final action while Forest Service officials seek to prevent further damage.
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National Forest
Blanchard
Forest Service
Davis
Idaho Department of Public Lands
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