Senate targets universal clean water by 1985 goal
The Senate advances a Muskie drafted bill to ban any discharges into navigable waters within 14 years. Polluters face civil and criminal penalties, with higher fines on a second offense. Proxmire proposes a tax to incentivize clean effluents as an alternative. The plan would fund 14 billion dollars for sewer treatment plants while maintaining federal standards set for 1974.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Public Works Committee
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
William Proxmire
Dwis
Latin I class learns basics and history
Mrs Marian Royles Latin I students are studying sentence structure verb conjugation and vocabulary while starting Roman history. A second note mentions a Bibliophiles secretary election with Kit Kincaid as new secretary and another meeting in two to three weeks. Accelerated Biology I collaborates use of a dichotomous key to identify organisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Borden
Marian Royle
Barbara Laughton
Bibliophiles
Kit Kincaid
SHS
Si Williams
Eddie Sue Judy
Tom Dryden
Intramural Volleyball Expands with Separate Girls and Boys Leagues
Frank Kallin reports noontime intramurals now focus on volleyball with two seven team leagues for girls and boys. Basketball follows in December. Becky Rue notes SHS drama will perform The Diary of Anne Frank on the last two days of November and the first two days of December under adviser Florine Dooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kallin
Fie Wea
Becky Rue
Diary of
Anne Frank
SHS
Florine Dooley
Idaho Receives Funds for Drug Control Bureau Expansion
Gov. Cecil D. Andrus announced Idaho will receive 67,600 in fiscal 1972 advance monies and 572,400 in advance action funds to expand the Bureau of Drug Control. Three regional offices will open and 15 to 18 agents will be hired, with 229,934 authorized by the Idaho Commission pending local planning approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
UPI
Idaho Law Enforcement Planning Commission
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Idaho
Bureau of Drug Control
Regional Planning Board
50 Mile Run Raises $600 for Kidney Transplant Hope
Mullan Idaho volunteer fire chief Ken Smith, 52, ran 50 miles in 12 hours to raise funds for Eileen Whelan 23 Osborn Idaho who needs a kidney transplant. He reported more than $600 raised with contributions still coming in from the western United States.
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Mullan
Idaho
UUPI
Ken Smith
Smith
Eileen Whelan
Osborn
United States
Bowling League Week Features High Scores And Standings Shifts
The Odd Balls beat Gutter Cleaners 442 by Gerri Easton 439 Rocky Eveland. Glads swept Jolly Green Bowlers led by Lasean Driggs 483 and Dave Burrough 441. Pinheads lost to Drafalls as Duane Drafall 465 and Karen Ripatti highlighted women. Town and Country Co-Op moved to first with 13 points over Lucky Lager as Collie Collison led 522. Standings show Trawlers, Bargain Supplies, Connies Cafe and Sayers among top groups as high games and series are logged.
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Gutter Cleaners
Gerri Easton
Rocky Eveland
Ed Arndt
Alda Arndt
Glads
Jolly Green
Lasean Driggs
Dave Burrough
Gene Driggs
Bob Green Sr
Jolly Greens
Ruth Green
Drafalls
Mike Ripatti
Karen Ripatti
Duane Drafall
Drafall
Ray Drafall
Screwhalla
Jess Carr
Anita Rhodes
Town and Country Co-Op
Lucky Lager
Harold Theodorson
Co-Op
Collie Collison
Bargain Supplies
Ed Ham
Jinx Stangel
Connies Cafe
Hamm’s
Richard Schwintek
Ken Sutliff
Sayers
R & L Dairy
Chuck Becker
Don Pederson
R& L Dairy
Roger Lubbers
Sandpoint Ice
Fuel
Burlington Northern
Ron Book
Jim Miller
Burlington
Edgewater Lodge
Enco
Bob Berntsen
Community notices from Sandpoint Idaho Thanksgiving week events
Local church and community groups announce meetings and events in Sandpoint and surrounding areas. Public film showings, altar society gathering, DAV chapter, WSCS, card party, chili feed to aid the Bob Myers family, hair trends program, revival at Church of God, gospel businessmen banquet, nurses association, Bulldog Beach meeting, horsemen association, veterinary clinic on sleeping sickness, Episcopal guild, junior club, water district meeting rescheduled, rummage sale fundraiser with pickup service.
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Nampai State Hospital
Jack Murray
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Sandpoint
Bonner County Horsemen’s Association
Northern Lights
Pend Oreille
Ore
Twin Falls Ed. Capital of Idaho
Twin Falls becomes education capital of Idaho with a four day Idaho State Trustees Association convention. State Board of Education meets and a Department of Education seminar occurs with many education groups present. Resolutions include increasing state income tax sales to fund schools and kindergartens. Higher education topics to be discussed at the December meeting. Governor Andrus proclaims November Muscular Dystrophy Month and American Art Week in Idaho.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
UPI
Idaho State Trustees Association
State Board of Education
Superintendents Association
Department of Education
Public Schools
Legislative Task Force
Parent Teachers Association
Idaho Education Association
Voters
Idaho Legislature
Norval Wildman
State Department of Education
Joseph D. McCullum
Boise
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Drama Club
Rs. Ae
North Idaho
O’sructon Construction Co. Inc
TFC
Bow Ung
Odd Balls
Eit
Idaho State Employees Association
Ruth
Hee
Audie Murphy Chapter
The
DAV
Washington Water Power Building
Ithe Daily Bee
Tues
Sandpoint United Methodist Wscs
James E. Doak
Alse
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Priest River Grange
Grouse Creek
Ec. Club
Selle Grange Hall
Bob Myers
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Church of God
Fall Gospel Businessmen’s
Chateau Supper Club
Edward Smith
District 10
Nurses’ Association
Smitty
Coeur d'Alene
Wat
Bulldog Beach
St. Agnes
S. Wee
Kootenai Ponderay Water and Sewage District
Ahd
Presbyterian Women’s Association
IWA
Capital of Idaho
Highway 200
Superior
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