Four Candidates Discuss Law Enforcement and Beach Access
Four-year council hopefuls in Sandpoint share views on policing, beach use, and bridge access. Tim Lindt, a florist and former Sandpoint city appointee, advocates study of issues and careful public process.
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Vancouver
B.C
Sandpoint
Ellis
Kiwanis
Scout Webelos
Audrey
Joy
Gary
Bill
Roger
City Beach
Lois
Charlton
George Elliot
Sandpoint’ High School
Knights of Columbus
Leona
Floyd L. Gray
Francis McDonnell
McDonnell
Lindt
Wyoming
Forrest
Albert
Allan
Karen
Bonner County
Demonstrations Council
Citizens Committee of Probate
Idaho Territorial Centennial Commission
Wetterow
Sandpoint Council Candidates Share Views on Youth and Beach Access
Profiles present George Harper 34 a chain saw dealer from Sioux City Iowa and Abromeit incumbent 44 sporting goods dealer from Westmond with ties to Lions and Catholic Church. They discuss youth needs beach use divided by swim and boat areas and bridge access while addressing policing and city issues.
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George Harper
Clark Fork High School
Sioux City
Iowa
Sandpoint
Clark Fork
Jaycées
Theity Council
Sandpoint High School
Westmond
Lions
Jean
Idaho Senators Win Reclamation Exemption For Two Institutions
U S Senate passed a bill sponsored by Senators Frank Church and Len Jordan exempting Caldwell Branch Agricultural Experiment Station and Idaho State School and Hospital in Nampa from the 160 acre limit for lands receiving irrigation benefits under federal Reclamation projects. The sponsors said the measure serves the public interest and does not infringe on the 1902 act.
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Washington
UPI
Idaho
Senate
Frank Church
Len Kordan
Caldwell Branch Agricultural Experiment Station
Idaho State School and Hospital
Nampa
Church
Jordan
Bombers Hit Red Troops Near Border
SAIGON United States bombers attacked a new 7,000 man North Vietnamese force near border highlands camps. The strike followed shelling of Green Beret and artillery bases as U.S. forces reported 13 patrol boats handed to South Vietnam and 300 troops leaving for home. Casualties included a downed U.S. helicopter and four Americans killed nearby. North Vietnamese regiments had moved in from Cambodia in what officials called a large buildup.
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Saigon
UPD
U.S
U.S. Highlands
Bu Prant
Duc Lap
Cambodia
Highlands
Dak To
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Earl Charlton
Middletown
Ohio
Idaho State
American Legion
Elks
Ozzie Vallieres
Bill’ Lindt
AL Abromeit
Abromeit
Eula Wetterow
Clem Yeakel
U.k.s
Northside School
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