Deer strike and vehicle roll near Colburn overpass injures none
Idaho State Patrol reports a Cranbrook woman and a passenger escaped injury after their car struck a deer on U S 95 near the Colburn overpass. Bohmen and Davis were ejected but unhurt. The car sustained about 500 dollars damage at 55 mph.
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Cranbrook
Colburn Overpass
U.S. 95
Idaho
State Patrol
Tatiana
Bohmen
Ken
Davis
Trail’s End
Idaho State Patrol
Charlene B. Bennett
Robert H. Monroe
Rt. 2
Sagle
Bennett
Monroe
Sandpoint High seniors honored with six awards for class of '76
Jennifer Calkins led the night with six awards including a 1500 scholarship from Louisiana Pacific. Other seniors earned National Merit, music, science, and various local and university scholarships and trophies during the graduation exercises.
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Sandpaint High School
Jennifer Calkins
Louisiana- Pacific
Betty Crocker
Methodist
Sandpoint Rotary
University of Idaho
Gracy Swartz
Bausch-Lomb
Lisa Diehl
Messmore-Wilson
Brian Dockins
Steve Fenton
Betty Harding
Julie Sherwood
Nancy Buck
Patty Brown
Sue Self
Marla Speilman
Tammy Chappell
Great Northwestern Legion of Fine Arts
Kelly Haws
Kirsten’ Thompson
P.E.O
Angie Weinand
Ed Abremeit
Carol Klippstein
Darlene Nordgaarden
Lutheran
Presbyterian
Alissa Creeger
Janice “Marley
Mirsten Thompson
William’ B. Hawkins
Sue Hatch
Lora Jasmen
Rotary
Women of the Moose
Sandpoint
Sandpoint High School
Naomi Marquez
Kirsten Thompson
Gloomy Industry Officials Comment on Monongahela Decision
North Idaho Chamber hears forestry leaders urge caution on federal court ruling banning clearcutting in several national forests. Industry figures warn of an election-year stalemate, oppose the Humphrey forestry bill, and push for changes to even-flow timber management and use of timber sale receipts for road projects.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Japan
Monogahela
Forest Services
Bennett
Hammes
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Colwell
US Forest Service
Forest Service
California
Oregon
Colwell Colwell
Time For Acceptable Forestry Bill, Symms Says
Idaho Congressman Steve Symms told forest industry spokesmen and the North Idaho Chamber of Commerce in St Maries that Congress can craft a Forestry Act this year acceptable to the timber sector. He urged delaying Food Stamp reform and outlined support from lumber interests while hinting at campaign strategy for his election year.
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Dave Finkelnburg
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Monogahela
Dick Bennett
Bennett
Idaho
Steve Symms
Forest Industry
St Maries
Symms
House Agriculture Committee
Chamber
Jerry Litton
Missouri
Hubert Humphrey
Agriculture Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Prefers Church In Primary As Reagan Edges Ford
Idaho voters head to the polls in the first presidential preferential primary. Frank Church is favored by Democrats while Ronald Reagan leads Republicans in Idaho with Carter possibly snagging delegates. Polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 809 precincts across the state.
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Boise
Idaho
UPI
Frank Church
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Church
Nothern
Pete T
Cenarrusa
Joe. R.williams
American Party
Carter
Henry Jackson
Hubert Humphrey
Fréd Harris
Morris K. Udall
Alabama
George Wallace
Reagan
President Ford
John‘ Rarick
Thomas Anderson
The
Reagan Solidavorites
Cen
Herman Welker
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Lake
Blanchard
Spokane
James
T. Kraft
Kraft
Grace Aman
Bill Rice
Thiery Dept
B.& Foitare
Peralit
Sanopaing
Calkins
Dale Miller
Toby Carlson
Nieman
Lephone
Cathy Crandall
Idaho Nurses Association
Sayers
Lois Morris
Kathy Allen
Larry Wahlgren
Union. Pacific
Tom Woodland
Mary Hall Nichols
Debbie Huff
Cheri Casey
Pat Opferman
Lora Jasman
Lori Colhoff
Michele Bopp
Don Peterson
James Stevens
James Wesselman
U of I
Jack Sands
Albright
ISU
Bonner County
Mark Johnson
Forestry Act
Gerald Ford
Ford
Richard Charnock
United States Senate
William E.borah
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