Reise in Sandpoint court for damaged police car
Robert Reise 18 pled guilty to malicious destruction of property in a Dec 17 incident at City Hall. Judge Quentin Harden suspended six months probation and a 15 day jail sentence, with six months informal probation and restitution to the city for the damaged police car windows. Other charges were dismissed. Officers Bob Wien and Bill Kern arrested Reise for double parking and interfering with an officer. James Hunt defended Reise. Roger Hanlon spoke for the state.
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Sandpoint
Robert Reise
Quentin Harden
James Hunt
Reise
Roger Hanlon
Wallace
Harden
Bob Wien
Bill Kern
Four Students Due Hearings Before Bonner County Board
Bonner County School District Board plans a 7 p.m. executive session for four students facing discipline hearings. Superintendent Dr. E Wayne Likens said three of the youths will be heard over narcotics arrests Friday, while the fourth faces separate discipline actions.
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Bonner County
Likens
Lifkens
Idaho Senate Overrules Andrus Vetoes On Fund Allocations
Idaho Senate sustains Gov. Cecil Andrus vetoes of two appropriation measures, including a 206 000 allocation to the Supreme Court from the Alcohol Safety Action Program Fund and a corrections budget provision on federal funds. The votes follow prior vetoes, with party lines and minority objections voiced over program impact and fiscal controls.
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Supreme Court
Corrections
Department
Andrus Seeks Multi-State Probe of Idaho Prison
Governor Cecil D Andrus said he will seek help from Oregon and Washington to back an independent investigation of Idaho State Prison. The plan includes Idaho Attorney General Wayne Kidwell, prison officials, and two Idaho media members.
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Vancouver
Wash
UPI
Cecil D Andrus
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Pacific Northwest Regional Commission
Andrus
Board of Corrections
Director of Corrections
Wayne Kidwell
Kidwell
State Director of Corrections
Don Erickson
Perry
Commission
Idaho Moves to Join Columbia River Fishery Compact
Idaho plans to sue to join the Columbia River Fishery Compact seeking a seat in decision making over salmon and steelhead runs. Governors of Idaho Oregon and Washington met with concerns that 1975 could be historically poor for migratory fish and Idaho hatcheries supply over half the summer runs.
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Vancouver
Wash
UPI
Idaho
Supreme Court
Columbia River
Cecil Andrus
Gem State
Oregon
Washington
Andrus
Bob Straub
Dan Evans
Northwest Regional Commission
Columbia
Straub and Evans
Ted Perry
Army Corps Says No Federal Funds Likely for Spokane River Study
The Army Corps of Engineers indicated federal money may not be available this year to extend pollution studies in the Spokane River Basin into Northern Idaho. If funded, Idaho work could start in July and begin by October, with the Idaho phase led by the Panhandle Health District covering Bonner, Boundary, Kootenai, Shoshone and Benewah counties.
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Brian Mottaz
United Press International
Army Corps of Engineers
Spokane River
Idaho
North Idaho
Corps
Washington
Spokane
North
Panhandle
Richard Meyer
Seattle District Corps of Engineers
Meyer
Panhandle Health District
Bonner
Boundary
Kootenai
Shoshone
Benewah
Larry Belmont
Panhandle District
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Sandpoint High School
Mike Miller
Ken Ewing
Brad Palmen
Steve Gill
SHS
Senate
Art Manley
D - Coeur d’Alene
Walter Yarbrough
R Grand View
Edith Miller Klein
R-Boise
Judicial Branch
Vernon K. Brassey
Rboise
Brassey
Sen
Richard High
Twin Falls
Joint Finance
Columbia River Decisions
Searcher
Snake River
Dalles
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