Registration deadlines loom for Bonner County voters
Electors must register by 8 p.m. October 27 for the November 2 general election. Precinct registration ended October 22. registration now at the Bonner County Clerk’s office. Absent ballot requests are due by October 26. ballots must be returned by 8 p.m. November 2. Voter eligibility includes U.S. citizenship and resident status, with 18 or older by election day. Office hours and home voting arrangements are listed by the county clerk.
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Bonner County
United.States
Wbe
Trend reveals area duck and goose numbers up in Sandpoint survey
In Bonner County, Ray Rogers reports a large mid season trend count near Sandpoint showing about 3 000 mallards 12 000 American widgeons 13 000 redheads 1 000 canvasbacks and several greenwing teal pintail and merganser plus 350 Canada geese. The survey covers from Long Bridge to Priest River mouth and notes many ducks rafted between the bridge and Dover sawmill. Waterfowl season runs Oct 2 through Jan 9 1977 with bag limits of two canvasbacks or redheads and one wood duck daily and seven total. geese season ends Jan 2 1977 with three daily and one Ross goose not to exceed.
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Mike Anderson
Bonner County
Ray” Rogers
IFG
Rogers
Priest River
Dover
Coeur d'Alene
Anderson
Thompson
Coeur ‘d’Alene
Coeur d’ Alene
St. Joe River
Youth Arrested After High Speed Highway 2 Chase
Sandpoint police arrested a 17 year old Friday night for reckless driving after radar showed 103 mph eastbound on Highway 2. The youth slowed as a patrol car pursued at 11:35 p.m. but continued at high speed before his car stalled on the Kootenai Cutoff Road about 40 minutes later. He was jailed and later released on bond.
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Sandpoint
Kootenai Cutoff
Damage suit seeks 100000 in Baxter v Shaffer’s Texaco case
James L Baxter and wife sue Shaffer’s Texaco and Grocery Ponderay and U Haul Trailer Co alleging a U Haul truck driver struck a lighted canopy over gas pumps on October 24 1974 causing the canopy to fall and hospitalize Baxter They claim negligent maintenance of a dangerous premises seeking 50000 in special damages and 50000 in general damages
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Shaffer
Texaco and Grocery
Ponderay
U-Haul Trailer Co
James L. Baxter
Hope
Roger Woodworth
Baxter
Jesse A. Shaffer
Harper to Meet Public Tonight in Sandpoint
Ralph Harper Republican candidate for Bonner County Sheriff will hold a question and answer period with the public tonight at 7 p.m. at the Sandpoint Community Hall.
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Ralph Harper
Bonner County
Sandpoint Community Hall
Weather Outlook for Sandpoint and Vicinity
A few showers today with partial clearing tonight and continued cool conditions. Southwesterly winds at 10 to 20 mph with a 30 percent precipitation chance today and tonight, 10 percent Tuesday. Highs around 35 today and tonight, cooler Tuesday.
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Sandpoint & Vicinity
Deer Season Opens In Unit One On October 27
Boundary and northern Bonner County hunters prepare for opening day of deer season in Game Management Unit 1 on Wednesday October 27. The unit remains open to taking of either sex deer and bears of black or cinnamon color until May 31, 1977. Deer with a .22 caliber rimfire is unlawful. Elk hunting is closed this year.
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Boundary
Bonner County
IFG
Mills Cooperate In Lumber Study In Montana And Idaho
Four lumber mills join Forest Service in a cooperative study of lumber grade yields from Douglas fir ponderosa pine western red cedar and grand fir across northern Idaho and western Montana. Trees are measured logged tagged and tracked through mills to update appraisal data refine cubic foot conversions test tree grade equations and evaluate lumber and chip quality for timber sales and management.
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Missoula
Forest Service
Idaho
Montana
Williams R. Carr
Carr
PTA Delegates urge equalized funding for Idaho schools
One hundred seven delegates at the Idaho PTA convention in Coeur d'Alene voted for Equalized Funding Resolution No. 1 urging the legislature to fix funding inequities and consider legal action. They backed changes to school financing, a state building fund, and broader education supports, with officers elected for a new two year term.
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Marylyn Cork
PTA
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Parent-Teacher Association
Pocatello Pta Council
Ellen Munson
Sandpoint
North Shore Convention Center
League of Women Voters
Idaho Trustees Association
Board of Education
Mary Amendo
Albion
Berniece Ricks
Rexburg
Robert Fields
New Meadows
Phil Grimes
Boise
Edna Kidd
Burley
Charley Brown
Virginia Sparling
Bellevue
Depart ‘Ment of Education
A.D. Luke
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First District
American Legion and Auxiliary
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Ron Herndon
Lewiston
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Lynn Kearsley
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Les Howard
Bonners Ferry
Department Finance Commission
Marion Johnson
Boise Department
Chuck Aggen
Mountain Home
Elton Ashton
Malad
National Executive
Palmer Fiksdal
Bill Chubb
Bill Walker
Lolo National Forest
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Helena National Forest
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