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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1969

Page

3

Idaho state board to hear bus safety funds request

The Idaho State Board of Education will consider enabling transportation aid for Boise area students facing hazardous walking routes to school. The plan, proposed by Boise School District Superintendent Stephenson Younger, would place those pupils under the Foundation Transportation Program. Area routes identified include Hillcrest, Maple Grove, Mountain View, Taft, and Valley View neighborhoods.

Maple Grove Victory Road Overland Mountain View Gleenwood Mountain View Drive Goddard Taft State Street

Idaho Governor urges fitness at Capital High gathering

Gov. Ben Samuelson said Idahoans should seize opportunities to improve physical fitness. Speaking at Capital High School, he praised fitness as a dynamic partner to mental fitness and a key to a rich, full life.

Boise UPI Don Samuelson Idaho

Commerce secretary tours Malad area for diversified jobs

Secretary Al Minton told a group in Malad that a resource and development study supports a plan to expand manufacturing, cereal milling, and specialized farming and cattle production in the region. The session focused on exploring future employment opportunities.

Malad City UPD Department of Commerce and Development Malad al Minton

Caldwell Gets Grant for Migrant Labor Camp

Senator Len Jordan said the Farmers Home Administration approved a 77000 dollar supplementary grant to the Caldwell City Housing Authority for a migrant labor camp. The funds accompany a 413500 dollar loan and a 403000 dollar grant approved in May for the same project.

Washington UPD Len Jordan Idaho Farmers Home Administration Caldwell City Jordan FHA

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