Campaign Manager Leaves Pursley Campaign Before End
Democratic candidate Ken Pursley confirms his campaign manager Gay Davis Hammer will return to the Idaho Department of Administration Friday after a seven month leave. Hammer says she will not work for Pursley in any capacity but wishes the campaign success while resuming her state job.
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Becky Fanning Boise
UPI
Ken Pursley
Gay Davis Hammer
Pursley
Idaho Department of Administration
Gary Multanen
Mike Mitchell
Mrs Hammer
Hammer
Department of Administration
Pursley Campaign
State
Budge criticizes Andrus over Bear River Compact claims
Idaho state senator Reed Budge accuses Governor Cecil Andrus of using political attacks instead of presenting full facts about the Bear River Compact with Utah and Wyoming. Budge contends the upper basin allocation favors Utah and Wyoming, risking Idaho water reserves and farmer supplies in dry years. Andrus defends the agreement and campaigns to unseat Budge.
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Soda Springs
Idaho
UPI
Reed Budge
Rsoda Springs
Bear River
Budge
Andrus
Teton Village
Wyo
Utah
Wyoming
Bear Lake
Rhodes Reform Bill Gains Bipartisan Support in House
Idaho Congressman George Hansen said House Minority Leader John Rhodes and top Republicans and Democrats co sponsored his government reform and regulatory control bill. The plan creates an 18 member Presidential Commission to review programs for consolidation and waste removal with presidential findings reported to Congress for a vote on recommendations.
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Washington
UPI
Idaho
George Hansen
House
John Rhodes
Congress
Ravenscroft Attacks Carter on Gun Control Stance
Idaho Republican Chairman Vern Ravenscroft labels Carter’s gun control plan as piece-meal and soft on crime. He asserts Republicans defend the right to bear arms, oppose federal firearm registration, and favor penalties for crimes with guns.
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Boise
Idaho
Vern Ravenscroft
Carter
Ravenscroft
Reagan
California
Building Council Sets Oct Meeting in Boise
Idaho Permanent Building Fund Advisory Council schedules October 19 Boise meeting tied to dedication of new state office building behind the Statehouse. Gov Andrus to dedicate. agenda includes agency appropriation requests, Capitol Mall parking structure phase 1, hospital south remodeling, tunnel and storage projects, library and nursing science buildings, architect approvals for Gowen Field and Blackfoot projects, and contingency fund authorization for Capitol.
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Boise
UPS
Idaho Permanent Building Fund Advisory Council
Division of Public Works
Cecil D Andrus
Statehouse
Hospital
Blackfoot
Len B Jordan
Boise State University
State Library
Lewis & Clark State College
Lewiston
Gowen Field
Department of Employment
Capitol
Spokane Gets Over Half Million For Water Study
Spokane County will receive more than 500000 to plan and complete a study on pollution from septic tanks affecting Spokane drinking water. County Commissioner Harry Larned says the work should finish by November 1978 and will address questions about the Spokane Valley sewer system amid debate over delaying valley sewering for two more years.
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Spokane
UPS
Harry Larned
Lamed
Spokane Valley
Army Corps of Engineers
U.S. Public Health
Welcome Wagon Club Meeting on October 6 1976
The Welcome Wagon Club will meet Wednesday October 6 1976 at 1130 am at the Chateau Supper Club for a no host luncheon. Shirley Bernhage of Jeneal International presents a skin care program. The Welcome Wagon Cook Book will be on sale. Newcomers are invited. reserve via Mrs Dean Kincaid or Mrs John Hurley.
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Welcome Wagon Club
Chateau
Shirley Bernhage
Jeneal International
Jeneal
Welcome Wagon
Dean Kincaid
John Hurley
Obituary notices for two residents in Idaho and Washington
Mayor Lester R Brown 63 lifelong resident died September 28 born April 28 1913 to Harry and Lorena Brown married Libby Montana survived by wife Karen three sons Edwin Okinawa Thomas and Robert funeral at Moon Chapel Sandpoint 3 p m Saturday Oct 2 graveside Lakeview Cemetery Elk's Lodge officiating viewing Friday 7 to 9 pm memorials to Diabetic Fund or Elk s Rehabilitation Center in Boise. Laura Lindberg Port Angeles Washington longtime local resident artist and teacher died recently. Survived by husband Don preceded in death two sons Bill Triggs and Vernon granddaughter Luenna and many friends services held in Port Angeles.
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Lester R. Brown
Harry
Lorena Brown
Libby
Montana
Karen
Edwin
Okinawa
Thomas
Robert
Moon Chapel
Sandpoint
Lakeview Cemetery
Elk’s Lodge
Elk's
Boise
Laura Lindberg
Port Angeles
Washington
Don
Lindy’s
Bonners Ferry
Laura
Bill Triggs
Kent
Vernon
Luenna
Rathdrum
Idaho
Andrus Explains Idaho Senior Programs
Boise Idaho Gov Cecil Andrus told the Association of Retired Teachers that his administration expanded senior citizen programs including circuit breaker tax relief county bus service and the Idaho Office on Aging. He noted 20 000 seniors receive services though only 16 percent participate, blaming perception that programs target only low income people and stressing all 60 plus residents may use them.
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Boise
UPI
Cecil
Andrus
Idaho Office On
Idaho
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Utah Power and Light Company
Utah Power and Light
Rhodes
Hansen
Welch
Bonner County
Cedar Street
William Hoar
City Employment Bureau
Hoar
Mountain Belle
The
Bonner County Historical Society
Capitol Mall
First Christian Church
Aluminum
Boat Sale
Hewscraft
Mirrocraft
Marina
E. Lake ST
American Cancer Society
Tocal American Cancer Society
Garland Newton
Bonner County Memorial
Birch Sendpurint
Jcpenney
Jcpenney Pixy
Orig
First & Cedar Streets
Sandpoint, Idaho
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