Governor urged to sign cougar reclassification bill
Editorial urges the governor to follow the majority and sign legislation reclassifying the cougar as a big game animal.
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1971
Page
2
Obituary of Frank V. Powell 22
Rosary tonight at Moon Chapel 7:30 p.m. Mass tomorrow at St. Josephs Church 9 a.m. Interment at Hope Cemetery. Frank V. Powell died March 6 after living in Sandpoint and Hope. Survived by parents Ron Powell. five brothers William Peter Daniel John Joseph. sister Lisa. grandparents Iverson, D K Powell, Alliss with other relatives. He competed in dam construction and worked for Forest Service. attended University of Idaho. member of St. Josephs Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank V. Powell
Moon Chapel
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
A.V. Dulberg
Hope Cemetery
Powell
Spokane
Sandpoint
Hope
Sandpoint High School
University of Idaho
Forest Service
Ron Powell
William
Peter
Daniel
John
Joseph
Lisa
Jake Iverson
Samuels
D. K. Powell
J. P. Alliss
Mercedes
Texas
Idaho teachers urge Boise trip for school funding
Idaho teachers push for a $16.5 million boost to public schools with $6.5 million for salaries, proposing an education emphasis day to travel to Boise. They argue higher education tuition fees would burden families and oppose state legislature overstepping boards of education and regents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Boise
Verhéts
University of Idaho
University of Idaho Board of Regents
Boise State College
Idaho State University
Lewis and Clark College
State Board of Education
Ae Board of Education
Board of Regent
Office of Higher Education
Board of Regrets
Board of Regents
Gault
Funeral services for Louis G. Press held in Sandpoint
Louis G Press born November 12 1891 Hoff Germany lived in Sandpoint since 1915. He worked for Great Northern Railroad and as a mechanic at Cady and Pier retiring 1956. Survived by three sons Lyle Dean and Lloyd eight grandchildren one great grandchild and a sister in Germany. Funeral March 9 at Moon Chapel with burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Press
Moon Chapel
A. V. Dulberg
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Press
Hoff
Germany
Great Northern Railroad
Cady and Pier
Sandpoint
Dorothy Frank
Lyle
Dean
Spokane
Lloyd
Fairbanks
Alaska
Idaho Tuition Proposal Sparks Debate Over Access to State Colleges
A proposed Idaho Legislature plan would levy tuition on state college students, risking limiting access for modest income families. The letter-writer argues this would favor wealthy students, noting books and fees already strain budgets and urging contact with lawmakers Jim Stoicheff, Davidson, and Maynard. The piece also reports the Idaho House passing a bill to reclassify the cougar as a big game animal, awaiting Gov. Andrus' signature, prompting curiosity about Boundary County commissioners’ response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Jim Stoicheff
Senate
Davidson
Maynard
House
Andrus
Boundary County
Pearl M. O'Donnell dies at 70 in Seattle
Pearl M. O'Donnell 70 died Sunday in Seattle. Funeral March 10 at 1 p m from Mion Chapel with Rev Edward Cope officiating. Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. Born Rhinelander Wisconsin January 1 1901. Lived Sandpoint and Seattle areas. Red Cross worker World War II lab technician. Survivors include brothers Tom O'Donnell Sandpoint Wes O'Donnell Seattle and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl M. O’donnell
Seattle
Mion
Edward Cope
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
Boaners Ferry
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Miss O’donnell
Rhinelander
Wisconsin
Sandpoint
Red Cross
Tom O’donnell
Wes O’donnell
Tuition proposal debate weighs on Idaho families
A speaker cautions that college costs remain a burden for Idaho families and emphasizes that many citizens cannot afford higher tuition. The text argues these points deserve careful consideration before any legislative action on proposed tuition changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
ISGA Officials Urge Transportation Contact for Members
The message from ISGA President Wayne Mittleider and Vice President Jim McFarland requests members to secure transportation. It provides a contact number City Taxi 3-3011 for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McFarland
ISGA
Wayne Mittleider
Isga President
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