Editorial warns about pollution harming children in cities
A guest editorial highlights rising blood lead levels and congested streets. It cites NAPCA estimates that 200 000 tons of lead enter the atmosphere annually, mostly from car exhausts, and urges reduced gasoline lead additives. It notes carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide as additional risks to children's health. Contact the Idaho Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association for more information.
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National——Air—Pollution” Control Administration
NAPCA
American Academy of Pediatrics
Academy
Idaho Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Camas Street
Boise
Opinion Clarifies Idaho Fuel Tax Money Distribution
The Idaho Attorney General’s Office issued guidance on state fuel tax funds, clarifying that the state treasurer distributes moneys and that funds allocated to city and county highway systems may flow to county-wide districts if cities join. The Tax Commission allocates revenues under the treasurer’s direction.
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Miss—Moon
Deuuty
Clarence Sutter
State Tax Commission
Community voices debate county ambulance service
Readers from Bonners Ferry and Sandpoint critique the county’s ambulance response urging municipal cooperation. A letter writer questions costs and suggests county ownership parked at Sandpoint Fire Station, while a Scout Exposition notes Pack 115 bead bottle guess results with Elaine Jedlicka and James Reuterdahl receiving recognition.
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Cub Scout Pack
Vssi
Elaine Jedlicka
Bonners Ferry
James Reuterdahl
Sandpoint
Alpine Ski Team Named for 1971 72 Season
UPI reports Willy Schaeffler named nine men and seven women to America’s Alpine Ski teams for 1971 72. Top men include Tyler Palmer and brothers Barbara and Marilyn Cochran lead the women with Bob Cochran on the men’s squad alongside Chaffee Kashiwa Lafferty and others.
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Denver
UPD
Willy Schaeffler
U.S
America
Tyler Palmer
Kearsarge
N.H
Barbara
Marilyn Cochran
Richmon
Bob
Frisch
Colo
Craig Shanholtzer
Jackson
Cochran Sisters
Patty Boydston
McCall
Maho
Karen Budge
Susan Carrock
Ketchum
Idaho
Rosie Fortun
Sugarbush
Sandra Poulsen
Olympic Valley
Calif
Controversy Over City Redesign Draws Citizens to Sandpoint
A final presentation by University study teams outlines a proposed city redesign to boost tourism and lumber economy. Officials and Chamber of Commerce members are urged to attend to discuss a cleaner, more attractive town with greater character and growth potential.
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Sandpoint
Ore Teacher Dean Of Women At Boise State
Susan Hunt er from Corvallis Oregon a former second grade teacher will become dean of women at Boise State College on July 1 She is finishing a master of science in college student personnel administration at Oregon State University and belongs to the National Association of Women Deans and Counselors and the Northwest College Personnel Association Jack A Schlaefle of Denver Colorado will become first director of KAID TV educational television at Boise State on July 1 He is program director of KRMA TV for the Denver public schools KAID TV is planned to begin broadcasting in January 1972 if schedules hold
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Krma-Tv
Denver Public Schools
Kaid-Tv
Forester Wayne Syth Transferred to St. Joe National Forest
Wayne Syth a Forestry Technician on the Sandpoint Ranger District is transferred and promoted to Avery Ranger District in the St. Joe National Forest effective May 16 Harold E Andersen Forest Supervisor announces Syth served in the U S Navy from 1963 to 1967 and began with the Forest Service in Sandpoint in 1967 James Taylor said the survey of the College of Southern Idaho vocational and technical school will test a new evaluation procedure and provide a current evaluation for the advisory council
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Wayne Syth
Sandpoint
St. Joe National Forest
Avery
Harold E. Andersen
Syth
U. S. Navy
Forest Service
Twin Falls
UPD
James Taylor
College of Southern Idaho
Taylor
Idaho Advisory Council On
Sandpoint Weather Forecast With Showers
A few showers today in Sandpoint with partly cloudy skies Friday. Continued cool conditions with a 50 percent rain chance today, 30 percent tonight, and 10 percent Friday. Highs around 50 today and 55 Friday, lows near 30.
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