Power Outage Hits Three-State Region
A 110,000-volt line fault blacked northeastern Washington northern Idaho and northwestern Montana at 5:25 p.m. Power was restored in parts by late evening, with hospitals relying on emergency generators. Crews investigated cause while residents endured a cold night with no heat in several counties.
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Bert Leonard
Idaho
Pacific Power and Light Co
Washington
Montana
Clark Fork
Cabinet Gorge
Idaho-Montana
Wendell J. Satre
Washington Water Power Co
Sandpoint
Pend Oreille County
Tone
Canadian
Pend Oreille
Newport, Wash
Bonner County
Leonard
Kootenai County
Dalton Gardens
Coeur d’Alene
Local Man Appointed To Federal Position In Idaho
Merle D Parsley a Sandpoint High School teacher has been named Idaho State Coordinator for the Mountain Plains Education and Economic Development Program Inc The announcement was made in Glasgow Montana by Project Director Dr Robert Hager Parsley will coordinate recruitment job development and needs assessment for Idaho and will be based in Boise The project a national model develops a preschool educational system for families in Idaho Montana Wyoming North Dakota South Dakota and Nebraska Parsley resides in Hope Idaho and has taught in Sandpoint since 1963 He holds a degree from Minot State College and a masters from Utah State University He has served as a State Senator and a State Representative and plans to relocate to Boise soon He called the appointment a lifetime opportunity for an educator.
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Merle D. Parsley
Sandpoint
Idaho
Mountain Plains Education and Economic Development Program, Inc
Glasgow
Montana
Robert Hager
U.S. Office of Education
Wyoming
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Parsley
Hope
Minot State College
Utah State University
Bonner County
Consolidation Urged For Juvenile Agencies
An audit urged Boise lawmakers to consolidate Idaho Juvenile Rehabilitation Program into one agency. It found fragmentation hinders rehabilitation while noting the St Anthony based Training Center shows mixed results. Recommendations call for clear goals, in service training, and tighter admission rules.
Gonzaga Sniper Opens Fire on Campus and Is Killed
A gunman fired from a 22 caliber rifle on Gonzaga University campus in Spokane, killing a janitor named Hillary Kunz and wounding four others, including two ROTC students. Police shot the shooter dead. one victim was identified as Thomas C. Brass, 24, of Spokane.
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Spokane
Wash
UPD
Gonzaga University
Hillary Kunz
St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Thomas C. Brass 24
Examinations Open for Idaho Drug Control Posts
The Idaho Personnel Commission announced open competitive examinations for narcotics agents and a resident agent for the Board of Pharmacy and the Bureau of Drug Control. Applications due by Dec 1 for the resident agent and narcotic agents with postings in eastern and southern Idaho and statewide narcotics posts.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho Personnel Commission
Board of Pharmacy
Bureau of Drug Control
Idaho
Samaritan Lights Up Rest Home With Auto Headlights
A local good Samaritan kept Sandpoint Manor residents safe during a Wednesday power blackout by directing his car headlights into the building and running the engine for over three hours. Floyd Perks, former Sandpoint Public Works chief, parked at the emergency entrance and sustained the car's motor as the emergency power plant failed.
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Good Samaritan
Sandpoint
Sandpoint Manor
Floyd Perks
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