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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1977
Page
6
Tomorrow a 15 mill levy for Bonner County School District No. 82 is debated as the county nears the end of existing levies. Officials argue current 27 mills yield insufficient funds with rising student numbers and aging facilities, urging a YES vote to secure education funding despite delays in new money.
Publication note from Sandpoint Idaho Press outlines publishing days Monday through Friday excluding legal holidays. Rates include subscriptions at 2.50 per month nationwide and home delivery, plus mailing address P O Box 579 and phone 263 5151. It states incorporation of United Press International and pending second class postage rate application.
A collection of community letters urging a July 26 1977 vote on a 15 mill five year school plant and facilities levy. Residents like Pierre Huguenin Blaine Clark Robert Farmin Thomas Evans James Judd and others argue the need to fund facilities teachers and programs for Bonner County students and warn against apathy or underfunding harming education outcomes.
A community member urges residents to vote down or up the school mill levy. He argues a 10 mill baseline plus 5 mill could fund building needs and bus purchases during a three year period. He notes cash basis recently built schools and questions claimed debts, urging voters to decide based on tax impact and future valuation.
Ruth Wall and co chairpersons challenge Mr Verhei's stance on the Bonner County school plant facilities levy. They cite past votes, campaign positions, and district support to urge voter backing for the July 26 1977 election amid references to multiple Idaho districts and schools.
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