Bonner County School District approves 1972 73 budget
Bonner County School District No 82 approved a 2 577 425 budget for 1972 73 at the May 10 hearing at New Farm School. The district clerk treasurer notes an 83 815 rise over last year with 73 090 added to Instruct ional costs for teacher and principal raises. The base pay remains, but yearly service raises increase pay. Transportation costs rise 4 570 due to higher contract bus rates and two district routes. Capital Outlay gains 4 355 for higher bus costs. State apportionment may add 65 000 revenue based on 360 per student versus 344 last year. Budgets rely on continued 1971 72 figures.
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Bonner County
New Farmin School
Wayne Hagadone
Hagadone
Arrest Ruling Passed Down by Sandpoint Magistrate
The Sandpoint Police Log reports Magistrate Don Swanstrom ruled that arrests for traffic violations requiring any detention must include a formal complaint drawn by the prosecutor and signed before the Magistrate. Prosecuting Attorney Everett Hofmeister says the rule protects due process rights.
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Sandpoint City
Don Swanstrom
Everett Hofmeister
Hofmeister
U S Policies Blamed For ISU Student Dismissals
Five Idaho State University students on a Canadian government summer program in Ottawa were dismissed after Canadian lawmakers and Army officers questioned their employment. Randall Everitt and four teammates faced calls to justify their hires amid U S policy concerns and a claimed link to Haiphong Harbor actions.
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Canada
Everitt
United States
Haiphong Harbor
Bremer CAR Yields Second Revolver in Wallace Case
Baltimore reporters learn a second handgun, a nine millimeter Browning, was found in Arthur H. Bremer's car during a state search filed in Seat Pleasant Maryland. Authorities did not disclose exact search location but noted the weapon and ammunition were listed in the inventory.
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Baltimore
UPI
Arthur H. Bremer
George Wallace
Prince Georges County
Seat Pleasant
FBI
SHS Senior Wins GP Scholarship for Kristin Grorud
Kristin Margaret Grorud, a Sandpoint Senior High School student, won a $1500 Georgia-Pacific Foundation scholarship presented by David Miller at Class Day. She plans to attend Pacific Lutheran University to major in musical French and is among 180 nationwide recipients.
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Georgia-Pacific Foundation
Kristin Margaret Grorud
Sandpoint
Miss Grorud
David Miller
Georgia- Pacific Corporation
Kristin
Orville Grorud
Pacific Lutheran University
Foundation of Georgia- Pacific Corporation
United States
Georgia-Pacific
Local Artist Gene Hayes to Stage One Man Show
Sandpoint artist Gene Hayes presents a one man art show Sunday May 21 at the Community Hall from 12 noon to 8 PM. Over 200 paintings in oils watercolors pen and inks and pencils will be displayed with no admission charge.
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Gene Hays
Lou Minor
Wallowa
Oregon
Gene
Bee
Gene Hayes
Pend Oreille Shake and Shingle wins cedar timber sale
Pend Oreille Shake and Shingle Company of Sandpoint bid 1075 dollars to win the Five Fan Cedar Timber Sale of 210 MBF. Kokanee Cedar Sales of Naples submitted 974.40 dollars as the only other bid. The sale, held April 26, covers cedar at Fan Creek near Boundary Creek drainage of the Kaniksu National Forest.
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Dick Call
Bonners Ferry
Pend Oreille Shake and Shingle Company
Sandpoint
Kokanee’ Cedar Sales
Naples
Fan Creek
Boundary Creek
Kaniksu National Forest
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U.S
Bremer
Mike" Brook Brooks
Ferry Highway
Linds Rader
North Idaho Realty
Brooks
SHS
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