Bonner County Schools Set Lunch Serving Record
The Bonner County School District 82 served 1 737 meals on Wednesday during Universal Menu Lunch for National Lunch Week. Lunch coordinator Evelyn McIntire noted typical counts around 1 320 and said higher participation could fund better equipment. The program aims to teach nutrition alongside academics with the motto it makes as much good sense to teach nutrition as to provide academics.
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Bonner County
Evelyn McIntire
Melvitire
Brothers Killed in Granger Fire Blaze Ignores Home
An early fire in Granger killed three brothers when a wooden clothes rack ignited and sent flames through a residence. Their mother and four other children escaped unharmed.
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Bulletin Granger
UPD
Granger
Sandpoint Observes Moratorium Day Amid Patriot Displays
In Sandpoint on Moratorium Day American flags adorned shops and residents showed patriotism while a few youths handed out antiwar leaflets. A Spokane radio group claimed to gain airtime, now said to be FBI investigated. Local clubs urged support for the President and condemned lawlessness as the day remained quiet.
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Vietnam
KSPT
Spokane
FBI
Idaho Eyes Interchange Project Despite Federal Uncertainties
Idaho highway officials say the Highway 95 200 interchange north of Sandpoint remains a priority and may start soon despite possible Nixon era federal cutbacks. The Holderness property purchase and a Sandpoint bypass on Sand Creek affect the plan with a five year lag for bypass construction. Idaho Gov Don Samuelson and the State Highway Commission are reviewing projects as Nixon contemplates highway spending cuts.
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Holderness
Elks ‘Club
Sand Creek
Harding
Sandpoint
Steve Bistline
Highway Department
Idaho
Don Samuelson
State Highway Commission
Nixon
Washington
Dan Evans
Uncertain backs in state spending last
Unclear shifts in state funding drew attention as officials debated future allocations. Analysts voiced concern over uncertain trunk lines and emerging priorities, while lawmakers weighed cuts and targeted programs amid a tight budget outlook.
Mayor Report: Mrs Floyd Improves After Hospital Stay
Gray family updates say Mrs Floyd is feeling better after hospitalization for a rest and checkup. The mayor notes she sat up without discomfort while hospitalized, as Gray recovered from illness following a city council meeting.
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Floyd
Gray
Idaho
Small Business Administration Visits Sandpoint for Aid
Beginning October 22 a SBA representative will visit Sandpoint monthly at the Chamber of Commerce to aid small business owners with financing and management. Loan options include up to 90 percent bank guarantees, economic opportunity loans, and development company loans with varying terms. Bring recent financial statements and records to the meeting.
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Small Business Administration
Sandpoint
SBA
Thomas J. Judge
Chamber of Commerce
S. First Ave
North
Idaho
William S. Schumacher
Spokane
Schumacher
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