Teachers Seek Wage Hike In Bonner County Talks
Bonner County Education Association President John Wylie said teachers want higher pay next year while aiming to preserve programs and tighten spending. Board members Darrel Kenops and Dr. Beeson reviewed the BCEA salary proposal at the April 29 session and hope to settle by early June before summer disbanding.
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Bonner County Education Association
John Wylie
Kenops
Beeson
BCEA
Wylie
E Kenops
Burning Permits Required Monday in Idaho Opens Fire Season
Idaho begins closed fire season May 10 with burning permits required for all open burning except campfires and enclosed incinerators. End date October 20. Sandpoint residents may get permits from Forest Service or Idaho Department of Lands offices.
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Idaho
US Forest Service
Federal
Idaho Department of Lands Office
Dover Highway
Bonner County
Sandpoint
Washington State
Department of Lands
Clark Fork
Hope
Reaffirmation Of U S Justice Urged By Idaho Judge
Idaho Supreme Court Justice Hubert E. Bakes urged renewed faith in the criminal justice system at a Sandpoint Rotary Club address. He contrasted vigilante justice of a century ago with today’s due process guarantees, calling for stronger efforts to curb crime and its causes.
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America
Idaho Supreme Court
Sandpoint
Hubert E.~. Bakes
High Court
Idaho
Justice Bakes
Idaho State Bar
Kaniksu Forest Proposes Lamb Upper West Branch Plan
The Forest Service publishes the Draft Environmental Impact Statement and proposed land use plan for the Lamb Upper West Branch Planning Unit in Kaniksu National Forest spanning Washington and Idaho. It outlines seven unit prescriptions prioritizing timber, wildlife habitat, and recreation with interim uses for the Priest River area and invites public comments by June 30, 1976.
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The
Forest Service
Lamb-Upper West Branch
Kaniksu National Forest
Pend Oreille County
Washington
Bonner County
Idaho
DEIS
National Forest
Idaho Panhandle
Natonal Forests
Coeur d Alene
Sandpoint Considers Lower Dog Licenses and Higher Pound Fees
The Public Safety and Welfare Committee approved a plan to reduce the dog license from three dollars to two fifty and raise the pound confinement fee to a flat ten dollars including a license. The committee also discussed higher parking meter fines and cleanup of vacant lots to curb fire and safety hazards. A city attorney’s opinion on parking zones is sought before any final council recommendation.
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Sandpoint
Council
Public Safety and Welfare Committee
Gene Holt
Holt
Roger Hanlon
Hanlon
Bonner County Jail Remodel Presses On Schedule
Bonner County sheriff officials say the major jail renovation is about four weeks ahead of schedule and should finish by mid June or early July. The $126,960 project started March 29 with Griffith Construction tearing out old blocks and adding new cells, a padded cell, and larger wards for three or four prisoners.
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BCSO
Dave Hare
Griffith Construction Company
Spokane
Hare
SHS Talent Show Celebrates Bicentennial Spirit
Sandpoint High School presents a two hour talent show and art display with a Bicentennial theme. The program features all music groups, exhibits by the art department, and a finale hinted as unusual. Admission is 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Sandpoint High School
SHS
Richard Sodorff
Pete Seeger
Sodorff
Weather outlook shows milder days with slight rain chances
Through Friday expect warmer afternoons and no rain. Light winds. High today near 65, low tonight around 40. Friday rising to about 70 with similar conditions and minimal precipitation.
Church Attacks Ford Reagan Over Panama Canal Clash
Senator Frank Church criticizes Ford and Reagan as neighborhood bullies in their Panama Canal duel. He calls the debate a macho, juvenile foreign policy move that could spark violence in Panama and urges a dirt farmer as agriculture secretary amid Utah campaign stop.
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Duston Harvey
Salt Lake City
UPI
Frank Church
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Panama Canal
Reagan
Idaho
Utah
Panama
Church
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
County Aged Blind Disabled Receive Security Income Aid
About 230 needy individuals in Bonner County received a total of 17 685 dollars monthly in supplemental security income county payments in 1975. Aged recipients got 5 972 dollars while disabled and blind recipients received 11 713 dollars. Farrell explained SSI is a federal program for people 65 or older or those who are blind or disabled. At least one person and one couple amounts are specified. contact Social Security at 664 8268 for eligibility information.
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Bonner County
Charles R. Farrell
Coeur d’Alene
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Farrell
SSI
Mr. Farrell
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