Sandpoint newspaper mailing and subscription notice
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Idaho
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Idaho faces decision on siting coal plants in Panhandle
Idaho lawmakers weigh power plant siting as Senate approves a bill opposed by utilities. The discussion centers on Rathdrum Prairie and Pend Oreille River valley as potential sites with western states curbing new coal plant growth. House stance seen as crucial for timely passage.
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Idaho
Panhandle
Idaho Senate
Senate
House
Colstrip
Montana
Wyoming
Spokane
Nevada
North Idaho
Rathdrum Prarie
Rathdrum
Pend Oreille River
D.F
McClure Returns Corporate Gift
Senator James McClure asks his campaign to return a $100 contribution traced to Phillips Petroleum Company. The donor believed funds came from an employee PAC. Slack admitted corporate funds funded the Dec 7 1971 dinner ticket, prompting the review.
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UPI
James McClure
Idaho
Phillips Petroleum Company
McClure
Carstens Slack
Slack
Securities and Exchange Commission
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Phillips
Television Schedule Highlights for Today
A compact rundown of evening broadcasts across channels listing programs such as Ironside Sesame Street Hogan's Heroes News Scene Eyewitness News and primetime staples. Featured items include Good Times Adam-12 Bewitched and Jigsaw along with late news and movie broadcasts.
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Ironside
Channel 2
Electric Co
ABC Evening News
CBS Evening News
NBC Nightly News
Laurel and Hardy
Rich Little
U.S.A
Boston Pops
Hollywood
Joe Forrester
Family Maude Medical Center
ABC
Geraldo Rivera
America
Roo
Sound Off Fights Back on Bonner County Education
A Sandpoint parent rebuts a claim that all good teachers have left, praising local educators as among the finest in the USA. The letter acknowledges overcrowded classrooms and low pay but thanks teachers for dedication and care across three area schools.
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L.M. Madsen
Bonner County
Daily Bee
USA
Sandpoint
Education Not a Luxury for Our Bonner County Students
A reader laments the low priority of funding for local schools, urging support for a bond to avoid overcrowded, failing conditions. The letter warns against treating education as a commodity and likens underfunding to an experiment that blinds students to escape options, calling for action to protect the community’s youth.
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Bonner County
Idaho Legislature Seeks End Date Amid Budget Delays
Boise lawmakers entered day 60 of the 43rd Idaho Legislature second regular session with critics predicting adjournment between March 13 and March 20. Leaders differ on final day as highway funding issues loom while salaries and expenses shape pressure to wrap up. If adjournment occurs March 20 it would be the third longest in state history, tracing back to 1890.
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Boise
Idaho
House
Senate
Karl Koch
D. Hammett
High
William Roberts
Rbuhl
Department of Transportation
Big Tree Cut on Holmes Place North of Troy
Albert Illi is cutting a large tree on the old Holmes place north of Troy. The stump is six feet through and the felling will yield 15 to 20 cords of wood.
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Albert Illi
Holmes Place
Troy
Letter Attacks Verhei Over School Board Bond Debate
A reader questions Mr Verhei’s dedication to students and taxes, challenging his stance on school bond funding and mill levies. The letter argues for immediate pay-as-you-go funding to ease crowding, improve facilities, and support vocational training while stressing today’s need for better education and student safety.
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Verhei
Priest River
Sagle
Kootenai
Southside
Sandpoint
Idaho Eyes Six Million Windfall From Surplus Funds
Idaho lawmakers indicated a possible six million dollar general fund surplus beyond the 10.9 million forecast. Income tax gains boosted the outlook, with highway needs and debt repayment to the state endowment fund among priority uses.
Strike paralyzes Basque industrial region over Vitoria killings
More than 200,000 Spanish workers walked out in Guipuzcoa and nearby areas amid protests over four deaths in Vitoria. Major plants and docks were idle, including U.S. owned sites such as Westinghouse General Electric and Dow Chemical. Police clashed with demonstrators in Bilbao and Madrid as unions demand government action to halt bloodshed.
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Peter Uebersax
Madrid
Spain
UPI
Vitoria
Guipuzcoa
San Sebastian
Bilbao
Altos Hornos de Nizcaya
Westinghouse
General Electric
Dow Chemical
Pamplona
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