Honors Given At Southside
Southside School honored ten of fourteen eighth graders with Honors Medals for GPA above 3.0 marking an standout eighth grade class. Steve Hepperle earned Highest Academic Honors with nine honor roll class medals. Linda Miller and Robin Cobb received Citizenship Awards, Linda’s sister Laura having won it last year. Mike Phillips received Best Athlete Award as girls softball won district title.
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Southside
Jim Stoicheff
Steve Hepperle
Linda Miller
Cocolalla
Robin Cobb
Linda
Laura
Mike Phillips
Perkins Johnson Nuptials Planned At Sandpoint
Mrs. James M. Perkins of Coolin Idaho announces the engagement and upcoming wedding of Linda Louise Perkins to Ronald H. Johnson of Sandpoint Idaho. The First Lutheran Church in Sandpoint will host the 230 PM service June 28 with Rev Orville Ground officiating. A reception will follow in the Fellowship Hall. Linda Linda Perkins is a Waterville High School and Eastern Washington State College alumna. Ronald Johnson is a Sandpoint High School graduate who attended Idaho State University and works for the U S Forest Service.
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Coolin
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Linda Louise
Ronald H. Johnson
George H. Johnson
Sandpoint
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Orville
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Waterville High School
Waterville
Washington
Eastern Washington State College
Groom
Sandpoint High School
Idaho State University
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U. S. Forest Service
Congress Urges Bipartisan Panel to Oversee Campaigns
A Twentieth Century Fund task force says most campaign spending goes unreported and urges Congress to create a permanent bipartisan committee to regulate federal campaigns and require full disclosure of all spending.
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Washington
API
Twentieth Century Fund
Congress
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Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Neil Staebler
Federal Elections Commission
Woman Accused Of Money Charge In Camden Case
Federal prosecutors accuse Violet P. Wheeler of collecting 11832 in social security payments for 22 years after her mother's death, plus widow benefits since 1950. She restitutioned 342 and faces up to one year in jail and a 1000 fine if convicted. A separate task force urged new federal elections oversight and public disclosure of campaign financing. Mayor Lindsay spoke at Williams College urging rational reform.
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UPI
Woodbury
U.S. District Court
Violet P. Wheeler
U.S
James Finnegan
Wheeler
Social Security
Jobless Total Rises Again Fifth Consecutive Month
Washington reports May unemployment at 5 percent, seasonally adjusted 4.1 million, highest since January 1964. Increase driven by adult workers, with white unemployment rising to 4.6 percent and black unemployment at 8 percent. nonfarm payrolls down 270,000 due to strikes in construction and manufacturing.
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UPD
Labor Department
Nixon
Bureau of Labor ‘Statistics
BLS
Boston Woman Is Candidate for McCormack Seat
Louise Day Hicks, 52, a Democrat and former Boston school committee chair, announced her bid for the congressional seat of retiring House Speaker John W. McCormack. She cites crime as the top issue and reiterates opposition to busing while expecting little opposition from Boston’s Black community.
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UPI
Louise Day Hicks
John W. McCormack
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Kevin H. White
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