Slick Roads Tighten Up Two County Crashes
Two late night crashes on Colburn Culver Road left George Edwin Mercer with cuts and bruises after his pickup rolled on a snow covered curve. A second collision involved L H Griffing's car striking Mercer's pickup as it lay on its side.
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Colburn Culver
Colburn
George Edwin Mercer
Chatteray
L.H. Griffing
Missoula
Mont
Mercer
Griffing
Sheriff's Office
Idaho
Jerry Johnson
Bonner General Hospital
Johnson
Prosecutor decries judges hiding behind robes in Idaho
Ben Cavaness of American Falls told Boise meeting of sheriffs and chiefs that Idaho saw a 20 percent rise in serious crimes last year. He urged end to indefinite sentences with no parole and sought stricter Youth Rehabilitation Act penalties for juveniles, plus bills against false police information and a six sixths jury vote for felonies. sheriffs and chiefs backed the proposals.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho Prosecuting Attorneys Association
Ben Cavaness
American Falls
Sheriffs and Police Chiefs Associations
Idaho
Parole Board
Youth Rehabilitation Act
Idaho Human Rights Commission seeks big budget rise
Boise UPI report says the Idaho Human Rights Commission with a 200 case backlog requests a 250 percent budget increase to 238 100 for the next year to hire investigators and gain authority in handicapped cases. Current funding is 65 300 with 40 000 federal grant and 198 000 state expected.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho Human Rights Commission
Commission
Nicholas
Idaho university seeks to buy folding machine
Boise capital news says the University of Idaho wants to purchase the state's folding machine valued at $6,000. Dr. Skip Chilberg relayed that Dean Ron Stark said their old folder is worn out and needs replacement. The Department of Employment bought the machine recently, unaware the State Print Shop already owned one.
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Boise
UPS
University of Idaho
Department of Administration
Skip’’ Chilberg
Ron Stark
Graduate
Department of Employment
Glenn Nichols
Water hookup suit tests Sandpoint policy in District Court
Leroy and Karen Mulch sue the City of Sandpoint seeking a writ of mandamus to force water service to their Ponder Point home and damages arguing past City actions created a discriminatory monopoly outside city limits. The case, heard in District Court, centers on water supplied via lines extending to neighboring areas and whether the city must serve non residents.
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Ken Firoved
Sandpoint
Kootenai
Ponderay
Watt E Prather
Leroy
Karen Mulch
Ponder Point
Daniel Featherston
Tnal
Roger Hanlon
Prather
Featherston
Mulchs
Powder Point
Mulds
Crly
SiOong Colonial
Jack Leckner
Leckner
Whitehouse
City of
Syringa Heights
Northside
Ponderas Kootenas
Old Kootenas
Pondera Kootenat
Maldhs
Muldhs
Plaintffs Ilso
Cits
Tral Leckner
Planners Recommend Conditional Permit for Youth Center
The Bonner County Planning and Zoning Commission voted to urge county commissioners to issue a conditional use permit for a 24 youth rehabilitation center at the old Clark Fork Ranger Station. Jim Tallman of Post Falls plans a supervised non profit facility serving northern Idaho youths ages 12 to 18 with strict safeguards and community cooperation.
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Bonner County
Clark Fork
Forest Service
Coeur d'Alene
Jim Tallman
Post Falls
Tallman
Idaho
St. Anthony’s
E. Wayne Likens
Compton White, Jr
Robert Poynter
Sandpoint
Pine St
Poynter
Planning Commission
Merchants State Breakfast Meeting Opens Plans for Xmas Sale
The Sandpoint merchants will host a breakfast meeting Monday November 12 1913 at the Pastime Cafe. Final plans for the Early Bird Christmas Sale on November 21 72 will be discussed and the committee will outline plans for the Christmas Promodor. Merchants are urged to attend and bring four guests.
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Sandpoint Verchants
Students test knowledge of Declaration in sign petition
In Reno a group of high school students circulated the Declaration of Independence as a petition to 690 residents. Over 60 percent did not recognize it and most refused to sign. Only 259 recognized the document, with one elderly woman reciting it from start to finish.
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Reno New
UPI
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