Graveside rites for Joseph Alexander Carter at Pinecrest
Graveside services for Joseph Alexander Carter, 87, will be held at Pinecrest Memorial Park on Saturday October 16 at 11 a.m. with Reverend Don Gibbons officiating. Carter died October 13 at Bonner General Hospital. Born August 5, 1884 in Arkansas, he came to Bonner County in the early 1900s and lived in Kootenai before moving to Sandpoint. He is survived by brothers C. R. Carter and J. I. Carter of Tulsa, sister Mrs. J.R. Charlesworth of Springdale, Arkansas, and several nieces and nephews including Mrs. Bee Harmann of Spokane.
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Joseph Alexander
Carter
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Don Gibbons
Nazerene Church
Bonner General Hospital
Arkansas
Bonner County
Kootenai
Sandpoint
C. R. Carter
J. I. Carter
Tulsa
Oklahoma
J.R. Charlesworth
Springdale
Bee Harmann
Spokane
Ricciardi Quiet Campaign Plans Fundraiser Dinner in Garage
Carmen Ricciardi campaigns for City Council with a cut rate fundraiser set for next week priced at 1.47 per plate, to be held in his garage with his wife as after dinner speaker. He notes low budget, local politics tone, and reactions to his column in recent issues.
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NEW York
UPI
Carmen Ricciardi
Ravenscroft weighs Senate bid while staying in Idaho legislature
State Rep. Vernon Ravenscroft says he will not decide about a U.S. Senate run until after the legislature. He notes campaign funds and organization are tightening, with speculation about support and potential conflicts with Gov. Cecil Andrus.
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Richard Charnock Boise
UPI
Vernon Ravenscroft
U.S. Senate
Tuttle Democrat
Ravenscroft
Len B. Jordan
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Sun Valley
White Clouds
Boulder
Idaho
Ed Williams
Williams
Closing Open Dump Sites Training Set in Moscow Idaho
A full day training on closing open dump sites will be held Tuesday Oct. 9 at the University of Idaho Student Union Building in Moscow. Registration starts 8 30 a m with officials from the Idaho Department of Health and EPA detailing Mission 5000 to close 5000 dumps nationwide.
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Bend
Moscow
University of Idaho
Robert ‘Ison
Idaho Department of Health
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Olson
U. S
Max Wilcomb
EPA
Environmental Improvement Division
Larry Merk
Livestock Market Report From Omaha And UPI Update
Hog futures steady to 25 higher with 190 to 230 pound barrows and gilts at 20.50 to 21.00. In Omaha 230 to 250 pound hogs 20.25 to 20.75 and 250 to 290 pound hogs 19.25 to 20.25, several weights uneven. Cattle cash trades strong with cows up to 25 gains. utility and commercial cows 1.50 to 23.50, canners 19.50 to 21.50. Sheep scarce at 125 head.
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Omaha
Idaho council approves tax notes for first time in history
Boise UPI reports the Permanent Building Fund Council will issue tax anticipation notes as money tightens. The Idaho prison construction program seeks $302,680 for a vocational education facility with conditional approval, while the council delays awards until funds exist. A matching LEAA grant will come when state funds are available, with possible six month delay and a supplemental legislative request.
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Council
May
Public Works
Max Boesiger
Boesiger
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