Sheriff Wilcox eyes return after FBI Academy weeks
Bonner County Sheriff Bob Wilcox nears completion of a 12 week FBI National Academy program at Quantico Virginia. He reports straight A grades in behavioral sciences sociology education and more and says the training will help him serve Bonner County better. The graduation is awaited with President Nixon expected to address the event.
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Bonner County
Bob Wilcox
FBI
Quantico Marine Corps Base
Virginia
Wilcox
Nixon
Wilcox’ Plass
J. Edgar Hoover
Quantico Marine Base
University of Virginia
FBI National Academy
Quantico
Moon Attends Senate Candidate School in McCall
Bud Moon of Sandpoint attended a two day school for senatorial candidates in McCall sponsored by the Senate majority leaders. The session led by chairman Senator Dave Bivens of Payette discussed many issues with Senate leadership during Moon's stay in town.
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Senate
Bud Moon
Sandpoint
McCall
Dave Bivens
Payetts
Moon
New Rocking Record Claimed in Fresno California
Jackie Ellis a 33 year old mother of eight and three other contestants set a new rocking chair time record by surpassing 174 hours the previous record stood at 150 hours 18 minutes Belinda James 20 Mark Velenti 16 and Mike Smith 22 joined the effort Ellis planned to push past 200 hours.
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Fresno
Calif
Jackie Ellis
Ellis
Belinda James
Mark Velenti
Mike Smith
Local Artist To Show Work At Condo del Sol
Boise area art scene welcomes Dustyne Hope Anderson for weekend show at Condo del Sol featuring old fashioned Christmas Cards of Sandpoint 1910 train station scenes. Anderson signs first 50 plate number one cards and presents other designs alongside selected works. She divides time between Sandpoint and Santa Cruz California.
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Condo del Sol
Condo’ del Sol
Dustyne Hope Anderson
California
Nevada
Carmel Valley
Guggenheim Galleries
New York City
Anderson
Sandpoint
Santa Cruz
Condo- del Sol
Long Bridge
Sandpoint names Les Brown as new mayor
The Sandpoint City Council elected Les Brown to the mayoralty after the death of Floyd Gray. Brown, previously council chairman, will appoint a successor to his council seat and seeks broad cooperation from the Council City Clerk and City Attorney.
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Sandpoint
Les Brown
Ken Hackworth
Bee
Brown
Floyd Gray
Bonner to Join Federal Resource Project
U S Rep James A McClure announces Banner and Boundary counties will join the Idaho Washington Resource Conservation and Development Project. The project provides technical and financial aid from the Agriculture Department including the Soil Conservation Service. The counties join Benewah Kootenai Latah and part of Shoshone in Idaho and part of Spokane in Washington. Objectives include watershed development.
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Washington
UPD
Boundary
Idaho-Washington
U. S
James A. McClure
Idaho
Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
McClure
Benewah
Kootenai
Latah
Shoshone County
Spokane
Boise State Board Set To Review 1973-74 Budget
The State Board of Education will hear recommendations for the 1973-74 public school budget at its Boise meeting next Thursday and Friday. Items include district reorganization, funding formulas, student rights, career education, and legislative audit findings along with reports on needs assessment and various education agencies. Board President M.T. Deaton will join Gov. Cecil Andrus for an educational matters discussion.
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State Board of Education
Boise
D. F. Engelking
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Department of Education
Jerry Evans
Caldwell
Roy Truby
Truby
Roy Irons
State Vocational Education Agency
Wayne Phillips
Reid Bishop
Ward Tucker
Professional Standards Board
State School For the Deaf and the Blind
State Youth Training Center
Office of Higher Education
M.T. Deaton
Pocatello
Cecil D. Andrus
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Jordan
Len B. Jordan
Frank Church
Miss Anderson
Bonner
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