Community notices from Times & Events Kooténai
Several local groups announce gatherings Pot luck dinners and meetings March 24 25 26 28 including Grange Bonner County Senior Citizen Council Panhandle Rodeo Association and Martha Chapter OES Storytelling Workshop Social Security visit CB break and Senior Citizens painting class Public Employees Federal Credit Union meeting Extension Homemakers Council Cancer Crusade kickoff Gold n Grouse 4 H club and Women’s Relief Corps events plus Eagles Fraternal Order meeting Elk Unlimited work party and Seekkeepers Association meetings All events include times locations and invites for volunteers members and attendees
Moon to Run Free Workshop for Taxing Units in the Area
Idaho State Treasurer Marjorie Ruth Moon will lead a free public workshop on investing public funds at North Idaho College on Friday April 15. Officials from Beneway Bonner Boundary Shoshone and Kootenai counties and others may preregister by April 8 to ensure workbooks and seating.
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North Idaho College
Idaho
Marjorie Ruth Moon
Miss Moon
General Fund
Moon
Treasury
Beneway
Bonner
Boundary
Shoshone
Carper Promoted to Unemployment Insurance Investigator
Sterling Mike Carper of Coeur d Alene, a 15 year Idaho Department of Employment veteran, is promoted to Unemployment Insurance Claims Investigator. He will pursue fraud and overpayments across Central and Northern Idaho, aiding Sandpoint area employers and protecting the unemployment reserve fund.
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Sterling
Mike " Carper
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho Department of Employment
Glenn W. Nichols
Carper
Nichols
Sandpoint Area
Sandpoint
Department
Clairen
Idaho
Earned Income Credit Urges Food Stamp Recipients To File
USDA and state welfare agencies join IRS to inform food stamp recipients that they may qualify for a credit up to 400 dollars by filing a 1976 tax return. To receive the credit, income must be under 8000 dollars and a home with a dependent child must be maintained.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Food and Nutrition Service
Internal Revenue Service
United States
USDA
Idaho Pedestrian and Bicycle Accident Study 1973 75
The Idaho Transportation Department updates a three year study on Pedestrian and Bicycle Accidents for 1973 to 1975 distributed to law enforcement agencies cities counties schools and libraries with FHWA and state agencies. It notes 74 fatal pedestrian injuries 278 incapacitating injuries 280 nonincapacitating injuries 130 possible injuries and stresses driver pedestrian education and policy changes to reduce risks. Bicycle data shows 12 fatal 149 incapacitating 325 nonincapacitating 92 possible injuries with most on straight roads in daylight and good weather. Copies are available from the Idaho Transportation Department Traffic Section Boise.
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Idaho Transportation Department
Idaho
Federal Highway Administration
United States
Transportation Department
P.O
Boise
Girl Struck By Auto In Boise Sends Student To Hospital
A special education student from Boise was hospitalized in critical condition after darting in front of a car near Monroe Elementary School. The Roosevelt Elementary student was entering a friend’s pickup when the crash occurred as the driver had no time to react. She remained in intensive care with head injuries at St. Alphonsus Hospital.
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Boise
UPI
St. Alphonsus “Hospital
Monroe
Homer” “Clough
Carolyn Panzeri
Clough
Roosevelt
WWP Celebrates 88th Birthday With Trailblazer Honorees
The Washington Water Power Company marked its 88th anniversary with a Spokane banquet at the Ridpath Motor Inn. The Trailblazer group honored employees with 20+ years of service and eight retirees for 50 years of association.
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Washington Water Power Company
Spokane
Ridpath Motor Inn
Utility
Trailblazer
Bonner County
Paul Tallman
Cabinet Gorge
John Boehm
Tom Young
Earl Midkiff
Coeur d'Alene
PGT Names Spokane Man as Public Affairs Director
Spokane resident Allen G Hooker is named Director Public Affairs for Pacific Gas Transmission Company. JW Adamson announces Hooker’s prior roles including News Director at KFBK Sacramento and Public Relations Director for the California Association of Nurserymen. He replaces Roger C Thompson who becomes Special Representative to PG&E’s Senior VP John A Sproul.
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Pacific Gas Transmission Company
JW Adamson
Hooker
KFBK
McClatchy Broadcasting Company
Sacramento
California Association of Nurserymen
Roger C Thompson
John A. Sproul
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Pg&e
Astrological Forecast Teaches Caution and Cautionary Advice
TAURUS visits cultural venues Apr 20 to May 20. GEMINI urged to hear multiple sides of a story. CANCER urged to influence positively with romance possible this week. LEO VIRGO and others noted with varying guidance. AQUARIUS warned about financial advice from friends. PISCES cautioned against get rich quick schemes.
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Gemini
Break-up Strains Idaho Roads During Spring Thaw
State officials warn Idaho highways enter break-up season from February to May. Weight limits apply to trucks and buses over 10 000 pounds with front axle caps and overall speeds restricted in critical areas. Red markers cap speeds at 30 mph while yellow markers indicate possible return to legal speeds.
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Boise
Gem
Roy W. Kump
Idaho
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