Church on track for presidential bid as funds pour in
Senator Frank Church nears an official announcement while already qualifying for federal matching funds. In two months his campaign has raised over 400000 from 20 states, with donors limited to 250, signaling broad backing and upcoming endorsements as he prepares to enter the race.
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Obituary notices for Walter J Van Stone and Doratha A Usher
Walter J Van Stone 76 died February 28 at Bonner General Hospital. Born September 8 1899 in Canbri Wyoming he lived in the area since 1904. He married Margaret Weisz May 26 137 in Sandpoint Idaho and worked in lumber retiring 1967. Survived by wife Margaret son David daughter Judy six grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral Tuesday March 2 at 11:00 a.m. Moon Chapel with Fr M John O Donavan officiating. Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. Doratha A Usher 67 died February 28 at home in Cocolalla Idaho. Born September 27 1908 in Dubuque Iowa she lived in Long Beach CA then Las Vegas NV and moved to Cocolalla in 1972. Survived by daughter Sandra Watts five grandchildren one great grandchild two brothers. Interment Westmond Cemetery February 2 at 1:30 p.m.
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Television Schedule Highlights for Evening Lineup
TV listings show Mickey Mouse Club and Misterogers in early afternoon, followed by Ironside and Sesame Street. Evening blocks feature Eyewitness News and network anchors, with The Brady Bunch in prime time and a mix of dramas, game shows, and the afternoon movie Young Pioneers later.
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Idaho Legislature Faces a Caretaker Second Regular Session
The piece portrays Idaho's 43rd Legislature as a caretaker session focused on housekeeping bills and next year’s budget. It notes cautious, non controversial action amid election year nerves, with calls for biennial budgeting and possible interim studies. It highlights lawmakers’ frustration, public press scrutiny, and a wish to avoid waves.
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Washington Window The Importance Of Winning Primaries
In the 1976 primaries the record shows only six of the top 12 primary vote-getters from both parties later won the party nomination, and just four reached the White House. The piece traces primary history from 1904 through 1972, noting patterns and notable deviations in nomination outcomes.
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Idaho Senate OKs Small Claims limit increase to 500
The Idaho Senate approved 32 to 0 a bill to raise the Small Claims Court limit from 300 to 500 dollars. The measure now goes to the House for consideration.
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Farm Bureau Not Opposing Bond in Bonner County
Farm Bureau denies coordinating against School District 82's 4.5 million bond. Trustee Venus Verhei claimed bureau funding for an anti bond ad. Frank Findlay, bureau board member, says individual members may donate personal funds, but no bureau funds or official stance exist.
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American Falls Dam Project Approved for Bids
The Bureau of Reclamation approved plans and specifications for the American Falls dam in Gooding Idaho clearing the way for bids on the 44.5 million project. Spaceholders and local holders indicate confidence as bids are slated to open April 20 with bond sales expected this summer and possibly lower municipal interest rates.
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House Nods on Local Control and Home Rule
Idaho lawmakers debate a bill to let cities create offices and share services, with opponents warning of tax authority risks and supporters stressing efficiency and local responsibility. Quotes reference New York City, graft history, and citizen concerns about local governance.
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