Discrimination Case Heard By Idaho Human Rights Panel
Eleanor Hoisington sues Selkirk Electric in Oldtown Idaho alleging sex discrimination after being fired on October 13 1972 to make way for a male hire. Endicott claims two weeks notice given for poor performance and that a man was later hired. The three member Bonner County panel will issue findings within 15 days with possible referral to prosecutors or state attorney general if needed.
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Idaho Commission On Human Rights
Spokane
Oldtown
Idaho
Eleanor Hoisington
Selkirk Electric Company
Bonner County
Sandpoint
Herschell Endicott
Hoisington
Mrs. Hoisington
Endicott
City Lawn Damage Suspect Detained After High Speed Run
Two witnesses said a blue car sped over the city beach lawn around 9:00 P.M. Wednesday. About 150 dollars in damage occurred before Sandpoint police detained the driver. Authorities say charges are expected to be filed today.
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City Beach
Sandpoint
Montana youth charged in August Big Pink Trading Post burglary
Frank Lee Probert, 18, Dillon, faces first degree burglary charges in the August 13 theft from Big Pink Trading Post. Jewelry valued around $1000 recovered from a Spokane pawn shop aided by an identified pawn incident. Probert extradited to Sandpoint. additional charges expected. A juvenile questioned after August 27 Dub's Drive burglary was released to guardians.
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Frank Lee Probert
Dillon
Montana
Big Pink Trading Post
Sandpoint
Chuck Bastian
Probert
Big Pink
Dub’s Drive
Bill
Lewis
Bastian
New Officers Elected By Sandpoint Chamber
The Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce Board elected Bob Farmin as president and Fred Darnell as first vice president for the coming year. Gary Pietsch and Tom Robideaux were named second and third vice presidents, with Barb Remmers continuing as secretary. The annual dinner and installation is set for Friday October 24 at the Elks Club with guest speaker John Whittaker of General Telephone. Tickets are available through chamber directors.
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Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Fred Darnell
Pend Oreille Plumbing
Gary Pietsch
Tom Robideaux
Barb Remmers
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Elks Club
John Whittaker
General Telephone
Whittaker
Sandpoint Lions Charter Night Set
The Sandpoint Lions Club marks its 22nd charter night with a dinner at the Sandpoint Elks Lodge this Saturday. Guest speaker is Lions District Governor Amon Groves, with Pete Thompson presiding and Don Mitchell as master of ceremonies. Groves, elected district governor in Penticton last May, previously chaired zones and the Spokane Lions Council.
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Sandpoint
Innocent Pleas Entered by John A. Stevens in Rape Case
John A. Stevens 27 of Sand Point pleaded not guilty to charges of forceable rape and attempted forceable rape arising from a Sept. 21 incident northeast of here. He was bound over to District Court last Dec. 18, is free on $5,000 bond, with a jury trial scheduled for Jan. 26 to 28. Stevens underwent a psychiatric exam determining his competence to assist counsel.
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John A. Stevens
Sandpoint
Here
Stevens
Bond
Dist
Dar Cogswell
Priorities Told In Stream Flow Study
A special study identifies 11 Idaho streams for future minimum flow investigations to support fish and wildlife. Findings will guide the state water plan, with streams including the Clark Fork, Clearwater, East Fork Salmon, Lemhi, Moyie, Pahsimeri 01, Priest, Silver Creek, Snake River reach from American Falls to Lewiston, South Fork Snake, and St. Charles Creek.
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Boise
UPS
Idaho
Idaho Department of Water Resources
Fish and Game Department
Idaho Cooperative Fishery Research Unit
The
Water Resources Agency
Clark Fork
Clearwater
Priest River
Silver Creek
Snake River
American Falls
Lewiston
South Fork
St. Charles Creek
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Commission
State Attorney General’s Office
Montanan
Sandpoint Chamber
Bob Farmin
Sandpoint Furniture
Bill Watkins
Amon Groves
Sandpoint Lions
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