Idaho Voter Registration Rules Relaxed by Court Ruling
Idaho residents must re register to vote in primary or general elections as changes in election laws simplify registration. Attorney General Tony Park cites court decisions and 1970 legislature actions, noting that a voter need only be a bona fide resident and intend Idaho home, removing previous six month residence requirement.
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Idaho
Tony Park
Sandpoint
Park
United States Supreme Court
McClure to Address Northern Lights Co Annual Meeting
Hon James McClure of Idaho will speak at Northern Lights 37th annual meeting at Panida Theatre on Thursday July 20 at 9 00 am. Wm Nor deen reports the event with Jesse Lee Bonners Ferry Carl Wommack Nor deen handling reports and legal chores by Daniel Featherston. Local dignitaries and industry figures including Rev James Doak Mayor Floyd Gray and Tony Messure are listed as guests.
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James McClure
First Congressional District
Idaho
Northern Lights
Panida
Wm. T. Nordeen
McClure
Russell Bishop
Coolin
Jesse Lee
Heron
Montana
Carl Wommack
Bonners Ferry
Nordeen
Daniel P. Featherston
James
Doak
Sandpoint United Methodist Church
Floyd L. Gray
Libby Woman Unhurt In US 95 Intersection Crash
A Libby Montana woman escaped injury in a two car crash on US 95 at the north Sandpoint cut off. Diana Marie Landon said she did not see the left turn signal. R W Mesenbrink Bonners Ferry said his signal was on. Deputy Bill Rice issued no citations. Landon’s car left the road into a ditch after the collision.
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Libby
Montana
Sandpoint
Diana Marie Landon
R. W. Mesenbrink
Bonners Ferry
Miss Landon
Mesenbrink
Bill Rice
Lumber Industry Put Under Wage and Price Controls
The Cost of Living Council ordered wage and price controls on virtually all lumber firms with annual sales over 100000. About 62000 of 79000 lumber companies move from exemption to control, aiming to curb inflation amid rising prices and post Agnes reconstruction pressures. The Forest Service was directed to boost timber harvest by about 600 million board feet by year end.
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Washington
UPI
Cost of Living Council
Council
Donald Rumsfeld
Rumsfeld
United States
Forest Servic
Two Arrested on Separate Drug Charges Over Weekend
Deputies arrested 19 year old Christopher Robin Lyman and George Edward Mattila on separate drug offenses. Lyman faces possession and cultivation of marijuana with a $10,000 bond and was arraigned Monday with court appointed counsel. Mattila is held on a warrant from Canadian authorities for possession of LSD with intent to transport.
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Christopher Robin Lyman
George Edward Mattila
Lyman
Bonner County
Matilla
Shopping Starts and Selling Begins in the Pages of This Newspaper
A bustling feature announces the start of shopping season with new sales, ad listings, and featured bargains across departments. Local merchants promote discounts on home goods, apparel, and seasonal items inviting readers to visit stores and compare prices.
Lewis Freed on Probation After State Penitentiary Drug Conviction
A Bonner County District Court hearing Friday morning granted probation to Marc Lewis of Sandpoint who had served 100 days of a two year sentence for a drug conviction. Judge Dar Cogswell noted a very good report from the Classification Committee and Lewis had earlier been transported to Sandpoint.
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Bonner County
Marc Lewis
Sandpoint
Lewis
Dar Cogswell
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