City Election Registration Nears 900 in Sandpoint
Voter registrations in Sandpoint approach 900 with a Saturday deadline near 1 000. City Clerk Kenneth Hackworth notes more than 700 new registrations and outlines evening hours at City Hall to enable workday registrants to sign up. The city may record absentee ballots for shut ins and handicapped, with home-ballot delivery on request.
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Sandpoint
Kenneth Hackworth
Hackworth
City Hall
Larceny Reported After Missing Chihuahua Pair
Mrs Eva Wilson of 823 Church reported grand larceny after hearing a yelp at 4 30 am Saturday. The two valuable chihuahua dogs are worth 250 dollars each. The male dog returned unharmed Monday while the female remains missing.
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Eva. Wilson
Wilson
McClure backs Revenue Sharing Bill for tax dollars home
Rep. James A. McClure of Idaho joins 80 Republicans in co sponsoring a Revenue Sharing Bill. It would allocate two twelfths of 1 percent of federal income tax receipts starting July 1 1970 to states and local governments, rising to 1 percent by 1975. McClure says it’s a step toward reducing centralized spending and keeping funds in local coffers.
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Washington
D.C
James. A. McClure
Idaho
House _Of Representatives
McClure
Congress
Candidate Night Set by Sandpoint Jaycees
The Sandpoint Jaycees host a candidates night at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Sandpoint Community Hall to introduce city council hopefuls. Candidates will speak on their qualifications and views, followed by a Q and A session, then coffee and donuts. Voters are urged to attend to meet the candidates before the November 4 election.
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Sandpoint Jaycees
Sandpoint
Schweitzer Gets First White Stuff
Schweitzer Basin manager Sam Wormington reports about 4 inches of new snow with potential to grow. He notes minimum snow depth needed is 18 inches, plus a foot of snowfall and six more inches. Crew works to prepare winter operations and ski runs while awaiting deeper snow. Ski season began two days after Thanksgiving last year.
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Schweitzer
the Bee
Sam Wormington
Wormington
GE Strikers Arrested at Schenectady Plant
Violence flared at the GE facility in Schenectady New York as executive and clerical workers tried to cross picket lines. Three persons were arrested and at least one worker and one officer were injured.
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New York
UPI
General Electric
Schenectady
N.Y
Bridgport
Conn
State Employees to Get Five Percent Pay Increase
Boise Idaho five percent general pay hikes for state employees were authorized by the State Personnel Commission after a review showing salaries lag private industry by 6.1 to 52.4 percent and averaging 22.8 percent behind. The panel also adopted a policy to approve similar increases upon agency request. Estimated cost for the remainder of the biennium is about 1.3 million dollars.
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Boise
UPI
State Personnel Commission
William H. Petersen
Commission
Richard L. Barrett
Will
Partly cloudy with showers and cooling trend
Partly cloudy conditions with a few showers today. Cooler tonight with fog Wednesday morning. Precipitation chances 50 percent today and 20 percent tonight and Wednesday. Highs near 40 and lows around 25.
Bench Club Plans Film Night To Boost Sandpoint Sports
Bench president Roger Lubbers invites all interested in sports to a 7 30 p m Wednesday meeting in the high school cafeteria to view a film of the Sand Point Mead football game and kick off a drive for new members. Dues fund the high school sports program.
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Bench
Sandpoint
Roger Lubbers
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