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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1974
Page
2
Idaho Secretary of State decries voter registrations gaps and announces July 23 as Registration Day. Bonner County residents urged to verify precinct residency and ensure registration before the August 6 primary to support strong turnout and clear party nominations.
A man in Alaska who flunked a Washington State University course on Marriage seeks a grade change after 31 years of marriage to the same woman. He began asking for credit in 1968 and again in spring for possible degree consideration. Registrar C James Quann weighs special consideration.
A cluttered list summarizes day and night lineups for KHQ TV KXLY TV and KREM TV with shows from 6:00 p.m. to late night including Today Show News Captain Kangaroo General Hospital The Young and the Restless and various game shows and movies across NBC CBS and ABC affiliates.
In Lewiston Republican candidates urge weeding out incompetents in teaching and overhaul of tenure while stressing fair appraisal. Lieutenant Governor hopefuls warn Idaho’s water rights and inter-basin transfers could be affected. Other candidates call for narcotics enforcement and leadership participation. In Twin Falls and Pocatello Democratic hopefuls outline classroom focus and statewide educational responsibility.
Idaho taxpayers face undelivered federal refunds as IRS holds over 150000 dollars in checks due to incorrect or outdated addresses. Those who filed by April 15 should contact their local IRS office. later filers may experience longer waits if IRS is addressing return issues.
Caldwell Idaho UPI Sheriff George W Nourse forms a Canyon County Advisory Council with about two dozen residents to explain county law enforcement issues and justify funding. He notes deputies earn 544 dollars monthly versus state narcotics agents 910 and state police 950, urging public support for local government and pay parity.
July 10 and July 16 marriage licenses issued to couples: Robert W. McFadden with Cora L. Eckerson in Kalispell and Raymond R. Durfee with Patti Moore in Pomeroy. Additionally, Bruce Davis reports theft of portable electric welder. Lois-Orr reports son Terry Allbee’s Harley-Davidson stolen from Dufort Road residence. Dick Bradétich reports rolling his pickup nine miles from U.S. 95 on Dufort Road. No injuries.
Idaho officials voiced concern over voter registration accuracy as nearly 3,000 of 16,000 Sunshine petition signatures were rejected in Ada County. Attorney General Park and Secretary Cenarrusa warned voters may have moved and not updated registrations. Cenarrusa set July 23 as registration day urging clerks to stay available for registrations.
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