Health Board Defeats Raw Milk Ban Move In Idaho
The State Board of Health and Welfare refused to ban raw milk sales in grocery stores and door to door deliveries. The decision allows on site bottling at farms and keeps raw milk available in Sandpoint and Boise markets while noting contamination risks. The board also approved wastewater grant priorities and new drinking water regulations updating standards and well protections.
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Health Board
Steven K. Wagner
BOISE
UPI
State Board of Health and Welfare
Meadow Gold Dairies
Western General Dairies
Associated Dairies
Lee Stokes
Division of Environment
Department For Bottling
Stokes
Sandpoint
Idaho
Nampa
Weiser
Board of Health and Welfare
Idaho Land Board urged to open mining reclamation approvals
Idaho Conservation League pressed the State Land Board to loosen secrecy in approving reclamation plans under the Idaho Surface Mining Law. The group complained about limited public input on Alument phosphate mining in Soda Springs, while officials argued confidentiality is required by law and that change would require legislative action.
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Richardson
Health and Welfare Department
Department of Fish and Game
John V. Evans
League
Department of Land
Evans
Department
Gordon
Community event calendar for October in Bonner County
Local organizations list October meetings and events in Sandpoint and surrounding areas. Highlights include Eagles Club breaks on Oct 12 and Nov, 4-H Leaders Council Oct 11, United Methodist Women Oct 12, Women of First Church of God Oct 12, Women’s Relief Corp Oct 14, Pack River Grange harvest dinner Oct 15, Panhandle Racing Association Oct 12, Sandpoint Social Club tonight, Bonner Humane Society Oct 18 meeting, Aglow Fellowship luncheon Oct 18, plus knitting group Oct 17 and various grange and PTA activities through Oct 19 and Oct 14.
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Bonner County
4-H Leaders Council
Sandpoint
United Methodist
Church Fellowship Hall
Harold Huff
Wheat payment projected to boost Idaho economy
Wheat deficiency payments totaling 40.8 million dollars are expected to stimulate Idaho's economy by about 119 million. Farmers must apply at county ASCS offices. The 1977 harvest was disappointing with low prices and reduced production, though November or December cash registers may rise modestly. Large counties Bronx area? (Note: ensure entities from text)
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Moscow
Idaho
UPI
Robert Sargent
University of Idaho
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Sargent
Ar Latay
Nez Perce
Bonneville
Power
Twin Falls
Cassia
Lewis
Madison
Fremont
Jefferson
Caribou
Millon
Oneida
Bannock
Obituary of Sylvia Koski Feoco from Oregon City
Sylvia Koski Feoco died October 2 in Oregon City Oregon. She previously resided in Sandpoint and later moved to Oregon. Survived by husband Arthur, daughter Jeanne Emery of Gladstone Oregon, two grandchildren two sisters Pearl April and Tillie Bricker, two brothers Toivo Koski and Roy Koski, and many nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by brother Nick. Funeral services were held in Oregon City October 5.
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Sylvia Koski Feoco
Oregon City
Ore
Sandpoint
Oregon
Arthur
Jeanne Emery
Gladstone
Pearl April
Tillie Bricker
Bonners Ferry
Toivo Koski
Roy Koski
Williams
Calif
Nick
War Tax Protested by Jerome Couple
Jerome Idaho UPI report notes Hubert and Lois Van Tol refused 107 dollars of their 1974 federal income tax, arguing the war tax is immoral. They appealed to Federal Tax Court citing religious freedom, donated the amount to the American Friends Service Committee to aid South Vietnam rebuilding.
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Jerome, Idaho
UPI
Hubert
Lois van Tol
Internal Revenue Service
van Tol
American Friends Service Committee
South Vietnam
Renaissance View Of Family Declines Old Assumptions At Idaho Symposium
Clayton Barbeau argued at the University of Idaho that the American family is not in decline but undergoing a renaissance. He contrasted past economic marriages with modern unions based on nurture and mutual growth, noting the erosion of traditional norms and the freedom for couples to shape roles and child care.
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Moscow
Idaho
UPI
America
Clayton Barbeau
Univsity of Idaho
Iowa
Meroom
Barbeau
FFA Harvest Auction Plans Fundraiser for Nationals
The Annual Future Farmers of America Harvest Auction raises funds to send the Sandpant FFA farm mechanics team to the national competitions in Kansas City Missouri. Team members include Bob Wiley Brian Book and Steve Mundell who won first in farm mechanics at the state Moscow competition. Merchandise from downtown shop merchants and farm produce from local farms will be offered at the sale on Saturday at 6 pm at the new fairgrounds.
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Future Farmers of America
New Fairgrounds
FFA
Kansas City
Bob Wiley
Brian Book
Steve Mundell
Moscow
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Ars
Lewiston
Caldwell
Jerome
Trombley
Wayne Kidwell
Marty McConnell
Director of Land
McConnell
North Idaho
Bonner General Hospital
Washington Water Power Auditorium
Democratic Central Committee
The
First Church of God
Velma Lewis
Women’s Relief Corp
IWA
Pack River Grange
Panhandle Racing Association
Eagles
Sandpoint Social Club
Bonner County Humane Society
Ponderay City Hall
Womens Aglow Fellowship
the Elks
Esther Bennett
Poulsbo
Wash
Rocky Mountain Rovers Club
Pat Raymonds
Raymond
Kootenai P.T.O
Eva Whitehead
Pack River
Kootenai
Selle
Selle Grange Hall
Bonner County Fairgrounds
Selle Grange
Hospitality House
Newport
Priest River City Hall
Betty Weiland
Myrna Danell
Maly
ACE Travel Agency
FFA Auction
Carol Fiscus
Hinkle
Kenneth Warner
Kellogg
John Ziegler
Kennewick
Berry Davison
Spokane
Carl Carpenter
Baker
Paul Sherman
Beverly Lousignant
la Grande
Doris Denny
Steno
Chuck Balader
Yakima
Jack Frost
John Sullivan
Arnold Wyant
Arnold Wyant, Hostler
Rita Porter
Hostler
Hidde Hanenburg
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
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