Cox seeks Idaho's First District Democratic nomination
Coeur d'Alene attorney Al Ray Cox, 48, a self described moderate Democrat, announced his bid for Idaho's First District Congress. He criticizes incumbent Steve Symms for negative campaigning and pledges a constructive approach at the committee table to persuade rather than name call. Cox, a former Idaho Senate minority leader, chairs the State Personnel Commission and plans to resign if conflicts arise during the campaign. He emphasizes water diversion as a key Idaho issue and notes his Utah birthplace and Idaho education.
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Boise
UPI
al. Ray Cox
Coeur d’Alene
Congress
Idaho
Cox
Steve Symms
Symms
Ogden
Utah
Law
University of Idaho
Idaho Senate
Weber College
North Idaho College
U of
State Personnel Commission
Frances
Sagle Couple Sues Over Auto Pedestrian Crash
Richard W. Sherwood and his wife Matguerite file a civil action in Sandpoint seeking about 56 000 in compensatory damages from Donald J. Cox for a June 28 1972 auto pedestrian collision. They seek 45 000 for pain and suffering medical costs 646 81 and 5 000 for future medical costs plus 5 000 for loss of companionship and other damages. They request any further damages the court awards.
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Sagle
Richard W. Sherwood
Matguerite
Donald J. Cox
Sandpoint
School Employe Questionnaire Return Urged
The Bonner County school district faces questions about a staff survey run by the Concerned Citizens for Better Education. Committee chair Bob Wooden says the 14 item questionnaire is not a witch hunt and aims to uncover issues in the district. About 350 forms have been returned, prompting concern that doubt about the survey could reduce future responses.
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Bonner County
Bob Wooden
The
Daily Bee
Wooden
E. Wayne Likens
Lions Club Seeks Talent for Sandpoint Independence Show
The Sandpoint Lions Club calls local acts for the July 4 variety show at 7 p.m. free to the public. Contact Pete Thompson or Bob Glock to participate. The day includes a kid parade at 9:30 a.m. Grand Parade, hospital grand marshal Jim Breinich, kids’ Beach events, Colburn Raceways stock car races, a street dance, a fireworks display, and a drawing for a 1974 Ford Pinto with $1 tickets.
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Sandpoint Lions Club
Pete Thompson
The
Daily Bee
Bob Glock
Sandpoint Motor. Co
Jim Breinich
Bonner General Hospital
Sandpoint City Beach
Colburn Raceways
War Memorial Field
Sandpoint
Window Break at Bargain Supply in Sandpoint
A large window 12 feet by 9 feet was shattered at Bargain Supply by a rock Sunday night. In another report, Jim Hunt of 723 Pine reported a bicycle theft yesterday evening.
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Jim Hunt
Missing couple items found at same site
Bone fragments and hair like fibers were found at the Athol site along with possible a human fingernail or toenail. Prosecutor Gary Hamnan filed to dismiss the grand larceny charge with prejudice against George Stoich to avoid double jeopardy if homicide charges arise later. The case stems from Rita and Ron Marcussen who disappeared November 19.
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Rita Marcussen
Ron
Athol
Kootenai County
Atty
Gary Hamnan
First District Court
Coeur d’Alene
George E. Stoich
Post Falls
Stoich
Marcussen
Hamnan
Streich
Boise Legislative Panel Reprimands Two Audit Firms
A Boise legislative committee censured two local auditing firms today over contract practices. The action targets compliance and oversight in city financial dealings and signals renewed scrutiny of vendor selection.
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Margaret Bailey Boise
UPI
Boise
Boise State University
Joint Finance Appropriations Committee
Clyde Koontz
Touche Ross and Co
Ernst & Ernst
Endowment Investment Board
Koontz
Cecil D. Andrus
Rep. E.V. McHan
R-Ketch
Touche Ross
Boise State
McHan
Alford Elected ADN President in Northwest Paper Group
A. L. Butch Alford Jr. was elected president of the Allied Daily Newspapers, succeeding William Cowles of Spokane Spokesman-Review. Jack Campbell became vice president and Elbert Baker II joined the board, representing metropolitan papers like Tacoma News Tribune and Vancouver Columbian.
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Spokane, Wash
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