Rural Electric Coops Hold Two Day Management Workshop
Northwest Rural Electric Cooperatives managers and directors meet for a two day workshop hosted by Northern Lights General Manager William T. Nordeen. Sessions cover land management safety and REA procedures with panels from federal and state utility groups and agencies.
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Northwest Rural Electric Cooperatives
William T. Nordeen
Northern Lights
Nordeen
Charles Fleming
Ruralite Safety
William E. Bailey
OSHA
Seattle
Wash
Douglas Toone
REA
Norman Gilchrist
Spokane
Bonneville Power
Paul Barker
Kaniksu National Forest
Johns ‘Leasure
USFS
Missoula
Montana
Roger Thompson
Washington Environmental Council
Barker
Thompson
America
Carl Williamson
Ravalli County Electric Cooperative
Corvallis
Howard Stanley
Billings
Carl Wommack
Riley Childers
Montana Associated Utilities
Great Falls
Tom Pethel
Idaho County Light and Power
Grangesville
Robert Smith
Washington Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Henry G. Curtis
Northwest Public Power Association
Vancouver
Washington
John Davenport
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Washington, D.C
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Bonner General Hospital Receives Grant and Loan Approval
Senator Frank Church announced that the Department of Health, Education and Welfare approved an $813,015 grant to finance Bonner General Hospital in Sandpoint and guaranteed a $2,111,238 loan for a new 46 bed facility with auxiliary services to replace the old 42 bed hospital.
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Frank Church
Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Bonner General Hospital
Sandpoint
Church
Idaho Governor Recovers Farm Labor Act Draft
Governor Cecil D. Andrus proposes a farm labor act draft via an executive committee. The measure aims to balance farm owners and workers, with Andrus urging early enactment this session to avoid a later special session.
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Boise
UPD
Cecil D. Andrus
Ed Board Members Denounce Munson View on Dress Codes
Idaho board member Kenneth Thatcher says J P Munson's criticism of Bonneville and Shelley districts was a personal opinion not board policy. Munson claimed districts refused to honor a 1967 Supreme Court ruling granting students equal constitutional rights. The subcommittee including A L Alford Jr and J D McCollum devises student rights legislation.
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State Board of Education
Idaho
Kenneth Thatcher
Idaho Falls
J. P. Munson
Bonneville
Shelley
Boise
Munson
Sandpoint
A.L. Alford Jr
Lewiston
J. D. McCollum
Twin Falls
Panhandle Planners Elect Directors in North Idaho
Thirty North Idahoans were elected directors of the Panhandle Regional Planning and Development Commission at a lengthy North Idaho Convention Center meeting. Speakers highlighted recent successes and future projects, including sewer water developments, solid waste undertakings, health planning, and urban renewal as a growing focus.
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North
Gov Andrus signs repeal of Idaho criminal code
Boise Idaho Gov Cecil D Andrus signed the repeal bill for the controversial new criminal code. He told an Ada County Democratic luncheon he would sign the measure the moment it arrived. He cited six years of study and noted amendments in four areas might have avoided the trouble. A separate bill to restore the pre 1972 code remains in the House, and the governor declined to prejudge whether hed sign any repeal of the repeal if it reaches his desk.
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Boise
UPI
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Ada County
House
Senate
Teachers in Bonner County ratify new agreement
Members of the Bonner County Education Association ratified the teachers negotiating procedures agreement recently approved by trustees for School District 82. President Jack McHargue said the ratification passed 94 to 0 with 93 of 103 members voting.
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Bonner County Education Association
Jack McHargue
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Bonner County
Panhandle
Bonner Gen'l. Hospital
Raps
Panhandle Planners
Williams
Port of Lewiston
Glenn Nichols
State Planning Agency
James E. Wright
E.D.A
McKinnon
Gov
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