Service Shift Reduces Adult Care in Idaho Counties
Roy Harris, Bonner County community services director, says Idaho DHW reorganizes to focus on children, with some adult services cut or not replaced. Transportation to shopping centers for seniors may shrink while medical transport remains. Child protection and youth rehabilitation may expand. a Priest River preschool center for disabled children is under consideration.
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Dave Tianen
Roy Harris
Bonner County
Idaho
Department of Health and Welfare
Harris
Priest River
Beach Barbecue Set For July 27 With Games and Music
The Sandpoint Lions Club hosts a July 27 Beach Barbecue at the city beach featuring a dunking machine horseshoe tournaments and a possible Air National Guard fly-over. The Sandpoint Towne Band will perform and tickets cost 275 for adults and 150 for children.
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Sandpoint Lions Club
Bonner County Historical Society
Air National Guard
Henley
Sandpoint Towne
Fair Booth Entries Due at Bonner County Fair
Those wishing to display a booth must reserve space by July 31 1975. Call County Extension Office at 263-6841 to reserve or repeat booth entries from last year. No space assigned without advance reservation. Fair dates are August 20 23 1975.
Corporate Contributions Acceptable If Disclosed Says Andrus
Idaho Governor Cecil D Andrus said corporate contributions to state campaigns are acceptable when fully disclosed. Democrats reported more than $2,000 in corporate funds since Nov 27 and kept accounts separate for state use.
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Richard Charnock Boise
UPI
Cecil D Andrus
Idaho
Secretary of State
Road Work Set Monday Across County Roads
County roads to receive center lines and no passing areas painting beginning Monday. The 130 mile project, expected to finish in three days, is funded entirely by a Department of Transportation grant and announced by County Engineer Lou Vermeer.
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Couty
Lou Vermeer
Dept. of Transportation
Pack River Lumber Foreman Sees No Imminent Strike
Foreman Bill Woolsey of Pack River Lumber Co says Local 310 of the International Woodworkers Association has no announced plan to strike if contract talks fail tomorrow. Rumors of a weeklong walkout were not confirmed as discussions focus on wages and trade benefits. A strike was avoided last year over a seniority dispute.
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Bill Woolsey
Pack River Lumber Co
International Woodworkers Association
The
Daily Bee
IWA
Coeur d’Alene
Woolsey
Pack River
Postal contract talks continue in Washington
W J Usery Jr the White House labor troubleshooter calls today important in negotiations to settle a postal workers contract dispute. He met with Postmaster General Bailor as talks continue. The contract expires next Monday and a fact finding board must report within 45 days. APWU president convenes a meeting of the union’s national board in Washington this Friday.
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Washington
UPI
W.J. Usery Jr
White House
Usery
Benjamin F. Bailor
American Postal Workers Union
APWU
Two Youths Arrested in Oldtown Bowling Alley Burglary
Two 18 year old youths from Spokane and Newport were arrested by a Bonner County deputy after a burglary at Lucky Lanes in Oldtown. The suspects fled the scene around 5 am but left a car behind. Deputy Ernie Nagel impounded the vehicle and later detained Timothy Ray Lithgow of Spokane and James Allen Pirtle of Newport on first degree burglary charges.
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Washington
Boner County Sheriff’s
Oldtown
Lucky Lanes
Ernie Nagel
Newport
Bonner County
Timothy Ray Lithgow
Spokane
James Allen Pirtle
Correction on Farmin's Second Addition rezone blocks
The council agenda correction states the east one half of blocks 20 and 23 in Farmin's Second Addition were under consideration for a residential to commercial rezone, not blocks 21 and 23 as previously listed.
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Farmin
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Keith Hawn
Kootenai
Hawn
Sanpoint
Selkirk Mountains
Says Andrus
Comptroller of the
United States
Patricia Gillespie
Boise
Central Committee
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