Levy defeat prompts belt-tightening for Area schools
Superintendent Wayne Likens and BCEA President John Wylie warned the $210 600 override levy failure will force austerity. They pledged to shift funds to classrooms, probe cost cuts, and seek options at teacher contract talks while avoiding immediate strikes. Election results showed 640 yes, 1053 no from 1694 votes with varied district tallies.
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Michael Guilfoil
Wayne
John Wylie
Bonner, County Education Association
Wylie
Blanchard
Clark Fork
Colburn
Coolin
Edgemere
Farmin
Granite Oyes
Hope
Idaho Hill
Kootenai
Laclede
Lincoln
Northside
Prest Lake
Priest River
Sagle
Southside
Washington
State sues Priest Lake man over fill on state land
The State of Idaho files a $90,000 lawsuit against Glen Dyer of Priest Lake alleging illegal fill material placed in Priest Lake and on state land near Coolin. The complaint cites a 1962 state title, 1970 boundary survey, and asks removal of fill below the high water mark, restoration of land, and treble damages of $90,000.
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State
Idaho
Priest Lake
Coolin
Glen Dyer
Dyer
Dyer’s
Coeur d’ Alene
Burglars Net $3,000 In Goods In County Incidents
Burglars reportedly stole about $3,000 worth of goods in separate county incidents yesterday. Bill Haskins, ski school director at Schweitzer Basin, said two FM radios valued at $1,000 each were taken from the lodge after unknown attackers entered.
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Bill Haskins
Schweitzer Basin
Spokane Airport Board cancels grooved runway plan
Spokane officials drop a plan to groove the runway to improve friction amid icy and rainy conditions. The decision follows discussions on the $275 thousand project and airline concerns about slick surfaces.
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Spokane
UPI
Forest Service Bicentennial Display Bears Local History
The Idaho Panhandle Forest Service unveiled a Bicentennial display in the Federal Building lobby on Dover Highway. It features photographs and artifacts from Pend Oreille Lake era to campers’ litter cans, showcasing local history. Curators Lynn Reisenauer Rom Real and Chuck Peterson gathered items and plan rotating exhibits at Coeur d Alene St Maries and Sandpoint offices inviting public artifact loans.
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Forestry Service
Tom’ Real
Lynn Reisenauer
Coeur d’Alene
Federal
Dover Highway
Idaho Panhandle Forest’ Service
Dover’ Highway
Forest Service
Pend Oreille Lake
Yesteryear
Reisenauer
Real
Chuck Peterson
Him
Bill Straley
Sandpoint
Bus Route Change Requests Due
Ken Holt announces that Bus Route Extension requests will be considered by the Bonner County School District No. 82 Board at the regular meeting on Tuesday August 10 1976. Forms are available at the Administration Office Sandpoint Idaho and must be returned by Friday August 6 1976 for August 10 consideration.
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Ken Holt
Bonner County
Board of Trustees
Division Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
P.O
Planning and Zoning to Review Four CUP Requests Tonight
Bonner County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold hearings at 7 30 p.m. in the courthouse on four CUP proposals including a 5 site trailer park across from Sagle School on two acres. a salvage yard on 10 acres east of Highway 41. a veneer plant on 20 acres at Samuels. and three four plex rentals on 20 acres near Bonner County Fairgrounds.
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Bonner County
Highway 41
Hoodoo Loop
Cedapine Veneer, Inc
Samuels
Bob LaGrace
Bonner County Fairgrounds
Boyer Avenue
Nordman
Reeder Bay Road
Diamond International
Late campaign reports filed under Idaho Sunshine Law
Idaho officials report that 135 certified political treasurers missed the July 6 deadline for campaign disclosure filings. Attorney General Wayne Kidwell said penalties for each day late could apply, while Secretary of State Pete Cenarussa urged leniency due to complexity and first-time filing. Cenarussa notes the Idaho Republican State Campaign Fund is non-existent and a treasurer certification should be reviewed. A forthcoming termination report is planned.
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Secretary of State
Wayne Kidwell
Pete T. Cenarussa
Cenarussa
Idaho Republican State
Fish-in Protest Charges Dismissed in Idaho
In Salmon Idaho 19 protesters charged with fishing in closed waters after a March 20 fish in protest had their cases dismissed by Judge Milton Slavin on motion by Lemhi County Prosecutor Fred Snook. Snook noted evidence parity with a prior trial where Annie Taylor and Roger Miller were found innocent.
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Salmon, Idaho
UPI
Salmon River
Milton .Slavin
Fred’ Snook
Lemhi County
Snook
Annie Taylor
Roger Miller
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BCEA
Suing Priest Lake Man
Hit
Springy Point Road
Scott Letsch
Gloria Lelsch
Church of
Latter Day Saints
Pine Street
Pacific Power and Light
Fairgrounds
Marina C. Sutton
RA Campbell
Paradise
Mont
Burlington Northern
Oldtown
U.S Highway 41
Piney Woods Subdivision
Sand
Cocolalla Lake
Goose Creek
Wrencoe Loop
Wrencoe
Becky Fanning
BOISE
Idaho Supreme Court
Robert E. Bakes
Chick Bilyeu
The
Idaho Republican Central Committee
Sandpoint & Vicinity
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