Idaho school exec turnover rises six year span
Executive turnover in Idaho's school administration jumped to 92 over six years. A Labor Problem study by the Idaho Department of Education finds most officials remain in the system, with 13 superintendents retiring for age, five to attend graduate school, three for health, and one deceased. Of the remaining 70, 39 moved to better positions within the state system. Boise.
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Rose Upi
Associated Taxpayers of Idaho
Idaho Department of Education
Idaho
Ada County OKs 600000 for Arts and Commerce Building
Ada County commissioners approve paying 600000 for the Arts and Commerce building south of the Ada County Courthouse on Jefferson Street. The prior value cited by assessors was 325000, with appraisers listing figures from 475000 to 500000, three disinterested appraisers hired by the commission.
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Boise
UPD
Ada
Idaho Statesman
Arts and Commerce
Ada County
Jefferson Street
William Fenwick
Lewiston recalls election to seat seven council posts
Lewiston City Council approved hiring ten constables to guard polling places for the recall election next Tuesday. The recall effort stems from the Lewiston Orchards annexation and involved 18 candidates for seven seats. Over 6,000 residents registered, many from Lewiston Orchards, far above the prior municipal turnout.
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Lewiston
UPID
Orchards Community Project
Lewiston Orchards
Both Parties May Propose Health Plan
Washington reports strong indications that national health insurance will be a major congressional issue next year. The Nixon administration studies options and plans to push a proposal early in 1972, possibly in the State of the Union address, targeting families earning under 5000 dollars with shared premiums.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Nixon
John G. Veneman
Health, Education and Welfare
California
Hew
Mother objects to Santa gift at Bradford store
Gerald Stockwell, five, received a yo yo without a string and a comic book titled Intimate Confessions from a department store Santa in Bradford. His mother, who paid 12 cents, complained that the book was unsuitable for children and that children were being robbed.
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Bradford
England
UPI
Santa Claus
Gerald Stockwell
Gerald
Debated Commandos Raid Raises Vietnam War Questions
Defense Secretary Laird would not confirm more commando raids to free American POWs in North Vietnam. He noted additional camps exist but are in areas where helicopter landings are impossible. Senate leaders praised the raid near Hanoi as a bold military feat, while questioning intelligence reliability and prisoners' fate.
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Riets
North Vietnam
Laird
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S
Hanoi
John Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
Stennis
White House
Senate
Nixon
Mike Mansfield
Vietnam
Mansfield
Capitol
Stork May Win Court Battle at M cChord AFB
Air Force Capt. Susan Struck 26 faces discharge over pregnancy. Her challenge seeks to remain on active duty and could make her the first Air Force officer to give birth while serving. A temporary restraining order delays discharge as the 9th U.S. Circuit Court reviews the case.
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Mcchord Afb
Wash
UPI
Air Force
Susan Struck
Miss Struck
9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Capt. Struck
Thompson Forell engagement announced in Sandpoint
Mr and Mrs Joe Thompson of Sandpoint announce the engagement of their daughter Jola to Jim Forell son of Mr and Mrs Harold Forell of Sandpoint Miss Thompson is a senior at Sandpoint High School Forell graduated from the same school in 1968 No wedding plans have been made
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Joe Thompson
Sandpoint
Jola
Jim Forell
Harold Forell
Pend Oreille Posse elects officers for year
The Pend Oreille Posse met at Donna Miller’s home on November 21 to elect officers for the coming year. Elected were Jane Lund president Monica Travers vice president Edith Maggs secretary Penny Karst treasurer and Donna Miller and Ann Lund reporters. The group discussed a library of horse magazines donated by Dot LaRock including back issues of Horse and Rider Horse Lovers and Western Horsemen. The library will be available to 4 H club members and the Saddle Club. Those interested may phone Pat Dawson.
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Pend Oreille Posse
Donna Miller
Jane Lund
Monica Travers
Edith Maggs
Penny Karst
Ann Lund
Dot LaRock
Saddle Club
Pat Dawson
First Woman Lutheran Minister Ordained at Maryland College Park
The Rev. Elizabeth A. Platz 30 was ordained in the University of Maryland chapel becoming the first woman minister of the Lutheran Church of America. She is a Gettysburg Seminary graduate with a B A from Chatham College in Pittsburgh.
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College Park
Beth
University of Maryland
Pastor Platz
Elizabeth A. Platz
University
Lutheran Church of America
Miss Platz
Gettysburg
Lutheran Seminary
Chatham College
Pittsburgh
Various club meeting notices in Sandpoint area
The Woman's Relief Corps dessert luncheon and card party is moved to Monday November 30 due to hall conflict. Other meetings include SOFTS Club November 24 at 7 15 p m, AAUW November 30 at 8 p m, Kool Katz Snowmobile Club November 27 at 8 p m, Sandpoint Social Club November 24 at 6 30 p m, Past Noble Grands dinner November 24 at 6 p m, Presbyterian Women's Association November 24 at 7 30 p m, Ruth Elizabeth Circle service and new officer elections, and Sandpoint Jaycees November 24 at 8 p m with contact Dave Self.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
American Association of University Women
AAUW
Washington
Kool Katz Snowmobile Club
Circle/ Moon guest ranch
Sacheen Lake
Sandpoint Social Club
Rhenama Varny
Larch
Sandpoint
Clarence Twigg
United Presbyterian Women
Purdue University
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Robert Melior
Ruth Elizabeth Circle
Card Party Hosted by Eagles Auxiliary at FOE Hall
The Eagles Auxiliary hosts a card party at the FOE Hall on Tuesday December 1 at 8 p.m. Admission is twenty Gold Bond stamps or two Gold Bond donation certificates or 35 cents. Lunch will be served. Public invited.
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Eagles
Foe Hall
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Idaho State Police
Idaho Traffic Safety Commission
Ervin Dunn
Donald A. Stock
Coeur d’Alene
Burley
ISP
L. Clark Hand
Jerry Gilliland
Rose Apartments
Knoks
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Posse
SOFTS
Washington Water Power
Sandpoint Jaycees
Dave Self
Edgewater
Turkey
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