Lions Club year kicks off with fundraisers and memorial
Thompson presented the year’s major Lions Club activities. The Beach Benefit Barbecue grossed 7500 with a 2500 donation to the city beach fund amid controversy over beach handling. Panhandle Rodeo grossed 8000, down from 10000 last year but still in the black. Planned events include Toys for Tots White Canes Day Easter Egg Hunt and Fourth of July. The club budgets 1000 annually to aid sight handicapped residents in Bonner County. An annual memorial scholarship honors Larry Wahlgren who died in a summer electrocution accident.
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Thompson
City Beach Fund
Lions Club
Bonner County
Larry Wahlgren
Idaho Suspends 333 Traffic Violators in September
The Idaho Department of Law Enforcement reports driving privileges suspended in September total 333. Of these, 288 were Idaho drivers and 45 were from out of state. Driving while intoxicated caused the largest share with 118 Idahoans and 33 out-of-state motorists suspended.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
State Department of Law Enforcement
Theft and traffic incidents logged in local police records
The records note Cindy Lundy reporting a stolen tape deck and speakers from an unlocked car on Jefferson Street. Margaret Walker reports damage to her car door from an unknown vehicle in a lot behind Gunning's Alley, about $100 damage. Sam Forsberg cited for failure to yield after a collision at Fifth and Church, also involved in a subsequent crash. Dr Robert Lipp reports theft of boat accessories from a moored craft on Sand Creek. Scott Phillips arrested on felony warrants for telecom fraud and illegal wire connections, released on $400 bond. Duane Ward reports battery of a loader battery at a pole yard on Thursday night.
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Cindy Sue Lundy
Euclid
Jefferson
Margaret P. Walker
Gunning’s Alley
Sam Forsberg
N. Forest
Fifth and
Church
Patrick D. Garvey
Sagle
Forsberg
Robert G. Lipp
Spokane
Sand Creek
Scott R. Philipps
Gold Creek
Sheriff's
Duane Ward
Vay
Classified ads pull quick results in The Daily Bee
Classified notices in The Daily Bee highlight fast buys sales and services. Local listings advertise jobs real estate and goods with concise details and contact information for immediate responses.
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Daily Bee
Symms backs fishing limit bill to 200 miles
Idaho congressman Steve Symms joined a House majority to extend U S ocean fishing jurisdiction to 200 miles from 12. If Senate approves, traditional waters would be protected from foreign fleets next July. The bill extends protection to salmon and steelhead aiding Idaho’s anadromous runs. State Department opposed the measure for several reasons.
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Washington, D.C
Idaho
Steve Symms
House
U.S
Senate
Symms
State Department
Last Coat On Capitol Columns
The Idaho capitol columns, coated with scagliola, face a possible final cleaning due to coating delicacy. Cleanup and polyurethane sealing aim to preserve the 1913 dedication era restoration as the Bicentennial year progresses.
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Boise
UPI
State Capitol
Hubert Martin
Public Works Department
Martin
Capitol
Idaho
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Lions Work
Lions International
John Kuster
Sandpoint Lions
Roger Lubbers
Elks Club
Bee
Furniture Exchange
Congress
City of
Sandpoint
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