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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1971

Page

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Cenarrusa seeks changes to voter re registration law

Idaho Secretary of State Pete Cenarrusa will ask the legislature to amend the new voter re registration law to make it easier for the public and officials. He questions the Social Security number requirement and notes some voters lack SSNs while urging changes to reduce confusion and potential fraud. Cenarrusa will pursue these changes when lawmakers reconvene in January.

Richard Charnock Boise UPD Pete T. Cenarrusa Cenarrusa Jegislature John F. Croner Idaho

Dr Morton Installed as Idaho State Trustees Assn President

Dr Morton was installed as president of the Idaho State Trustees Association in Twin Falls. He was elected at last year's Coeur d Alene convention and is accompanied by District 82 Superintendent Dr E Wayne Likens. The event occurs during the four day state convention with meetings by the State Board of Education and State Superintendents Association. Representatives from PTA IEA Voters for 5 Year Olds and the Idaho Legislature will attend trustee functions. Norval Wildman noted resolutions including funding for schools and kindergarten expansion. Higher education topics will be discussed at the board’s December meeting.

Sandpoint William Morton Idaho State Trustee’s Assn Twin Falls Morton Coeur d’Alene E. Wayne Likens Idaho State Trustees Assn State Board of Education State Department of Education Joseph D. McCullom

Sandpoint Man Injured In Selle Mishap

Alvin Francis Opp, 34, of Sandpoint sustained chest injuries in a single vehicle rollover on Selle Road near Shingle Mill Road. John W. Richter, 50, of Newport Washington, lost control after a left turn. the pickup rolled into a ditch. No citations yet. vehicle damage about 1500 dollars. Opp listed in satisfactory condition at Bonner General Hospital.

Sandpoint Alvin Francis Opp Selle Road James Richter Bonner General Hospital

Mathes Sees Need For More Revenue

Idaho highway engineer Ellis Mathes says a substantial increase in highway user revenue is needed for the next fiscal year. He did not specify tax forms but cited a $5 million shortfall in state funds for highway construction. Ollie Arbelbide of the Idaho Motor Transport Association urged a highway cost allocation study to ensure equitable long range highway taxation.

Nurses to bid farewell after long Sandpoint service

Two nurses who began at Sandpoint Community Hospital in 1942 retire this week after a Wednesday party in the hospital social room. Lillian Scott from Hope and Osa Lee Konar of 531 North Boyer are veterans. Scott is a 1935 St. Elizabeth's graduate and former nursing supervisor. Konar trained at Oklahoma General Hospital and helped carry the first patient into the Bonner County Hospital at its opening.

Bonner County Hospital Tory Osa Lee Bonar Lillian Scott M Ld Sandpoint Community Hospital Hope Osa Lee Konar N. Boyer Veterans of Hospital Service Scott St. Elizabeth’s School of Nur Sing Valima Ne Relef Bonar Oklahoma General Hospital

Church Urges Sharp Curtailment In Foreign Aid

Senator Frank Church urged drastic cuts in U S military aid and arms sales to foreign governments. He faulted ongoing programs as wasteful and said containment policy led to regional arms races driven by old rivalries rather than Communist threats. He favored aid only where clearly needed and absorbable, avoiding sales to troubled regions.

Church Washington UPI Frank Church D-Idaho Congress U.S United States Senate Foreign Relations Committee Defense Department Asia Middle East Russia China Korea Britain Canada West Germany

Girl Shot by Hunter Learns to Walk Again

Seven year old Karyn Prestwich of North Fork Idaho is undergoing therapy at Shriners Hospital Salt Lake City after a California deer hunter accidentally shot her through the hip while awaiting a school bus. She has spent months in hospitals and a body cast and doctors hope physical therapy and possible further surgery will restore walking ability.

Salt Lake Cit Karyn Prestwich California Karyn Don Prestwich North Fork Idaho Shriners Hospital

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