Springtime Renewal in Bonner County Sparks Growth
In Bonner County spring brings rapid building and development as plans move from paper to wood and steel. Despite high unemployment and borrowing challenges, residents gain hope from growth, the return of sun, and a sense of resilience that hints at a brighter season ahead.
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Bonner County
Spain
Television Scheduling Glance Amid Daytime and Evening Lineup
A scrambled TV grid lists NBC CBS and ABC programming across daytime and prime slots. Notable items include Today Show episodes, Celebrity Sweepstakes, Wheel of Fortune, Sports and soap operas with Gunsmoke General Hospital and Channel 2 News featured among cartoons games and educational shows.
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Earl Nightingale
Fortune
Somerset
Arriffin
NBC
Dean Saopholis
Cincinnati
Editor notes on letters to the Sound off column
The letter policy warns letters must stay under 250 words and be legible if handwritten. Opinions in Sound-off are not those of the Daily Bee. The paper may refuse publication and edit letters for taste. Unsigned letters will not be printed.
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Posse Comitatus Debate and Calls for Constitutional Action
Reader questions if the Posse Comitatus advocates public executions of corrupt officials and whether such acts imply a kangaroo court. The letter criticizes violence and racism, supports constitutional reforms, and condemns the group’s disruption of sheriff meetings in Idaho.
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Posse Comitatus
Benito Mussolini
Posse
Robert Wilcox
EPA 208 Planning Aims To Align Local Powers On Pollution
Smith notes EPA aims to supplement traditional technical plans with a management system under the 208 planning effort. Heavy focus will be on non point sources like runoff and storm drainage while preserving local zoning and subdivision controls. EPA will coordinate with Idaho Health and Welfare to tailor the program to state needs.
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Smith
EPA
Idaho Department of Health and Welfare
Plan to double stripe bridge and stop sign on Railroad Ave
City council will vote on double striping the bridge to curb passing and install a stop sign on Railroad Ave. The commission seeks Mayor Les Brown to appoint two new Traffic Safety Commission members to replace two inactive members. Also on the agenda are a proposed employee policy statement audit of city books and reports from committees and officers.
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Railroad Ave
Les Brown
Traffic Safety Commission
Police Seek Suspect in San Francisco Double Slaying
Police sought a young black man about 18 to 20 years old after a 13 year old witness described a thin man firing into a car where Sally Voye, 28, and Wilbur "Popeye" Jackson Jr., 45, an ex con active in prison reform, were killed. Both victims died from head and chest shots. five 9mm shell casings were recovered. The motive remains unknown.
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San Francisco
UPS
Wilbur “Popeye” Jackson Jr
Jackson
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Sally Voye
Frank Falzon
Obituary Dwight Derr Dies at Clark Fork June 6
Dwight Richard Derr died at his Clark Fork home on June 6. Born January 15, 1901, he lived in Clark Fork all his life as a farmer and woods worker who also filled saws and worked on log drives. Survived by brother Ross Derry and sisters Emma Moss and Elizabeth Jacobs, Seattle, with several nieces and nephews. Graveside services set for Tuesday June 10 at 10 30 a.m. at Clark Fork Cemetery with Rev Rowan O'Brien officiating.
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Dwight Richard Derr
Clark Fork
Dwight
Ross Derry
Emma
Moss
Elizabeth Jacobs
Seattle
Rowan O'Brien
Man Charged Over Memorial Weekend Lumber Co Burglary
Thomas Thorne, 20, last known at Fr, Lewis WA, arrested in the Memorial Weekend burglary of Nelson Lumber Co in Priest River where $1,300 of office machines were stolen. Sheriff Robert Wilcox said an NCIC check shows he is also AWOL from the Army since May 27.
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Thomas Thorne
Lewis, Wash
Nelson Lumber Co
Priest River
Robert Wilcox
National Crime Information Center
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Thorne
Tire slashing report leads to arrests and dog notice
Neal W. Bartlett reported rear tires slashed and $150 damage after a defective headlight driver fled under a citation. David R.E. West was arrested in connection with tire slashing and car damage, while Danny R. Baker was arrested for removing a windbreaker from a pickup. Sheriff's log notes a tire slash at Oldtown Bowling Alley and a burglary report. City leash law and dog intake details listed with contact number 263-2114.
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Neal W. Bartlett
Sandpoint
David R.E. West
Wally W. Grabenstein
Danny R. Baker
Spokane
Public Works
Jack Leckner
Steven Hastings
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Oldtown
Herb Offermann
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