City Clerk Clarifies Bond Financing For Wastewater Plant
City Clerk Ken Hackworth explained the proposed wastewater treatment plant bond plan noting Idaho law limits use of funds to sewer needs. He described a $575000 borrowing with $200000 earmarked from EPA and $200000 from state FPA, plus $375000 to attract other agencies. He urged no spending until matching funds arrive and said a $2.25 monthly charge would start after bond sale in 1973.
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Ken Hackworth
Hackworth
Daily Bee
Idaho
Merchants Hold Last Meeting of Year in Sandpoint
The Sandpoint Retail Merchants Association met at noon Thursday in the Pas Time Banquet Room. Chairman Jim Tinsman reviewed the year’s actions including the check alert system and Krazy Day sale and praised member participation. Nominations named Tinsman Bill Clark and Arnold Critchlow for next year with ballots to be mailed. The group approved discounts to honor Junior Police Officers at Farmin and the Junior High, and considered funding a half price movie outing for the youths.
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Sandpoint Retail Merchant’s Association
Jim Tinsman
Tinsman
Bill Clark
Arnold Critchlow
Pack River
Metermaid
Renne Gustaveson
Farmin
Winter building use approved by Fair Board
The Bonner County Fair Board approved use of the main exhibit building for the Racquet Club and the indoor arena for horse people during winter. They budgeted the same as last year and set next year’s fair dates for August 23 24 and 25. Call 8-5549 for indoor arena schedules.
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Bonner County
Two-car Collision Injures Woman at Sandpoint Corner
One person injured in a Thursday accident at Fourth and Alder in Sandpoint. Vera Hoffman Samuels, a passenger in a car driven by William Hoffman, was hurt when another vehicle driven by Joseph Hammill of Kootenai struck their car. The case remains under investigation.
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Fourth and Alder
Sandpoint
Vera Hoffman
Samuels
William Hoffman
Joseph Hammill
Kootenai
Sandpoint Weather Forecast Through Saturday
Partly cloudy afternoons with morning fog through Saturday. Precipitation chance 20 percent tonight and Saturday. High around 45 with a low near 30 tonight.
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Sandpoint
Idaho Trustees Adopt Guidelines On Student Rights
The Idaho School Trustees Association executive committee unanimously approved guidelines for student rights and responsibilities originally drafted by State Board member Dr. J. P. Munson of Sandpoint. President Dr. William Morton noted trustees had not had time to study them after State Board approval last week. The three day Boise meeting also discussed a $132 million request to the legislature for next year’s public school funding and a women’s rights in public schools resolution.
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State Board of Education
J. P. Munson
Sandpoint
Idaho School Trustees Association
William Morton
Boise
Morton
Dr. Munson
Clark Fork
Harold Walker
Munson
Association
Idaho trustees push funds for state kindergarten program
Boise and across the state school trustees voted 808 to 676 to fund a voluntary state program of public school operated kindergartens. They backed a nonpartisan choice for the superintendent and rejected district reorganization and a statewide Board of Education appointment by general election.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
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Bonner General Hospital
US Environmental Protection Agency
FPA
Fair Board
UPD
William H. Morton
Maho
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