Graduation Ceremonies Set For Sand Point High
Sand Point High School will hold baccalaureate on June 1 at 8 p.m. and commencement on June 2 at 8 p.m. in the school gymnasium. About 214 seniors are expected to graduate. Pastor Orville Grorud will officiate at baccalaureate. Barry Schuller of North Idaho College will give the commencement address. Valedictorian is Linda Rogers and salutatorian is Bradley Palmen.
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Sandpoint High School
Orville Grorud
First Lutheran Church
Barry Schuller
North Idaho College
Linda Rogers
Bradley Palmen
Gun Incident During Bulb Sale At Sandpoint Home
Rob Hill and Jim Taylor of Sandpoint said a man with a pistol greeted them when they approached a residence selling light bulbs to raise funds for Sandpoint High School athletes booster club. Police report they were told to leave after the encounter.
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Rob Hill
Jim Taylor
Sandpoint
Sandpoint High School
Malpractice Insurance Opposition Spreads Nationwide
United Press International reports rising resistance to malpractice insurance costs as a San Francisco doctors strike enters its 16th day with about 150 protesters demanding relief. Governors and lawmakers meet in Sacramento amid stalled talks while Texas doctors announce a statewide strike pending legislative action.
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United Press International
San Francisco
Sacramento
Assembly
Leo McCarthy
San Antonio
Tex
Texas
Sid Cockrell
Bexar County Medical Society
Bid Accepted For Priest River School Addition
Bonner County School Board Trustees approved S. G. Morin & Son of Spokane as the low bidder for the Priest River Junior High School addition at 390 885 including three alternates for a gym divider curtain backstops and a metal roof. The basic bid stood at 373 200 with eight bidders and subcontractors Gale Mechanical and Ken's Electric of Spokane assigned to mechanical and electrical work.
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S. G. Morin & Son
Spokane
Priest River
Bonner County School Board
Wayne Hagadone
Morin
Gale Mechanical
Ken’s Electric
Idaho Leads Births Marriages and Divorces Boosts
Preliminary statewide estimates show Idaho up 30 percent in births 50 percent in marriages and 30 percent in divorces versus the national average. Sociologists attribute high rates to influx of young residents and improved economy.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
State Division of Vital Statistics
Joseph Dadabay
College of Idaho
Pat Dorman
Boise State University
Energy Use Less Per Unit Output Than 50 Years Ago
William E. Clayton reports Henry R. Linden president of the Institute of Gas Technology in Chicago says U.S. energy use per unit of output fell by about half from post World War I through the Korean War, with leveling since then. He argues efficiency gains underlie the trend and cautions planners not to rely solely on conservation. Linden favors boosting synthetic fuels from coal and shale despite current cost.
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William E. Clayton Washington
UPI
United States
Henry R. Linden
Linden
Institute of Gas Techology
Chicago
National Energy Forum
Korea
Ford
Ethics Panel Says Congressmen Should Pay For Travel
The House Ethics Committee advised lawmakers to pay their own way on trips mainly for political or personal reasons. Free travel is allowed if the trip benefits the audience, or if the host carrier schedules travel for the passenger’s convenience.
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UPI
House Ethics Committee
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