Mental Health Center Expands at 315 Wallace Ave
The Coeur d Alene Mental Health Center announces a move to 315 Wallace Ave near Fourth and Wallace. The expanded staff will include three psychologists and three social workers with master degrees, plus an administrative assistant and secretary. An additional psychologist with a doctorate is planned and a 24 hour emergency contact system via phone aims to start by August 1.
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Wallace Ave
Fourth and
Wallace Streets
Coeur d’ Alene
Boundary-Bonner
Sandpoint
Cemer
Boundary
Bonner
Bonners Ferry
Sternberg
Travel charge defended as necessary to compete for funds
Twin Falls WAPD defends out of state travel as essential to compete for federal monies. A performance audit by Legislative Auditor James A. Defenbach criticized the travel as excessive, recommending sending one or two people instead of many and noting it limited the department's school district consultation program. Engelking countered that eastern districts have immediate access to programs, so staff must attend eastern conferences to obtain needed information.
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Twin Falls Wapd
James A. Defenbach
Defenbach
Engelking
Forest Ranger Howarth Transferred to Range Branch
Neil J. Howarth, longtime Bonners Ferry District Ranger in the Kaniksu National Forest, moves to the Range Management Branch in Missoula Montana. A Texas native, he studied at the University of Montana and served in the U S Navy in 1945 and 1946. He began forestry work in 1948 and has held multiple district leadership posts including the Madison Ranger District. He and his wife Ruth have two college‑bound children and recently moved to Missoula.
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Idaho
Neil J. Howarth
Bonners Ferry
Kaniksu National Forest
Missoula
Montana
Ralph D. Kizer
Howarth
Berger
Texas
Las Vegas
Nevada
University of Montana
Sheridan
Wyoming
Lincoln National Forest
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Boniers Ferry
Madison
Beaverhead National Forest
U. S. Navy
Ruth
Idaho Abolishes Death Penalty Impact Told By Park
United Press International reports Idaho Attorney General W. Anthony Park argues death penalty is revenge not deterrent after Supreme Court ruling. He cites Snowden's 1957 execution and notes only one death sentence since, Robert Clokey, who was paroled in 1970 after clemency and commuting actions.
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United Press International
Haho
Maho
W. Anthony Park
U. S. Supreme Court
Mailio
Park
Idaho
Raymond Allen Snowden
Kaho
Snowden
Robert Clokey
Agnes Rains Incredibly Heavy Rainfall Stuns Nation
Washington reports Tropical Storm Agnes dumped rains that could fill a lake the size of the 67 square mile District of Columbia to 2000 feet. NOAA chief Robert White called the downpour almost incredible with rates of an inch per hour for up to 12 hours. A week of rain equaled three months of normal precipitation.
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Washington
UPD
Agnes
Columbia
Robert M. White
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
White
Ladies Golf Opens Wednesday With Early Start
The ladies golf event begins Wednesday July 5 with tee time at 8 38 a m. Lunch is served at noon for 2 25. The listed line up shows fourteen teams with three players each led by Washington as organizer.
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Panida Theater
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Leona Lindt
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Jacquitta Cox
Lola Riley
Hazel Thompson
Eva Mae Mount
Helen van Sant
Mary Austin
Fern Caughey
Peggy Mahler
Beth Burnside
Nancy Anderson
June Lar
Thelma Nettleton
Alice Watson
Jane Evans
Judy Glock
Rose McFarland
Geri Bergstrom
Pend Oreille ExcAvating CO
Sagle Road
Cape Horn Resort
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Lake Pend Oreille
Middle Earth
Cy Club
Clark Fork
ASTRO
Spokane
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