Opinion: Weekly Wash Savors Weather, Witty Warnings
The column jokes about heavy snows and a rumored tornado in Rathdrum while noting local police antics and birthday wishes for Bob Lindsay. It lampoons Idaho media attention, a bug society card, and shifts in local sentiment on Brand S, ending with a farewell to the writer heading to Seattle.
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W.W
Hope
Bonner County
Rathdrum
Sandpoint
Wayne Ridley
Ridley
Bob Linsday
Bob
Idaho Board of Education
J.P. Munson
Society For the Preservation of
Brian Moe
Vincent Volkswagen
Bill
Willow Bay Marina
Big Bill
Laclede
Catfish Moon
Farragut
Seattle
M.D
Korean Minorities and East West Tensions in Japan
United Press International reports that about 70 000 Koreans in Japan face persistent Cold War tensions with 112 million Japanese. Mindan and Chosen Soren lead rival camps with Park Chung hee supporters and North Korea loyalists.
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Robert Crabbe
United Press International
Tokyo
Japan
Korea
Park Chunghee
Park
West Germany
United States
Mindan
Kim Ilsung
Chosen Soren
North Korea
Hanmintong
South Korea
Soren
Liberal Democratic Party
Hanmingtong
Washington
Donald Fraser
Dminn
Fraser
Minster
Takeo Fukuda
Hung Kyung-mo
Chung
Foreign Ministry
Justice Ministry
Ford CL4500 heavy rig aims to lead big truck market
Ford introduces the CL4500 heavy-duty tractor priced over forty thousand dollars, targeting high-end comfort with climate controlled interiors and easy entry. industry experts note gliders and rising costs keep 170,000 annual sales below earlier forecasts while competition from International Harvester Mack and Kenworth remains strong.
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Edward S. Lewitz
United Press International
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
William P Benton
Ford
Benton
International Harvester
Mack
Salemen
Frank Denns
Louisville
Dennis
Cyrus McCormick
Kenworth
Peterbilt
General Motors
General
Jimmy
Automaker
Education funding debate in Bonner County urging school mill levy vote
Bonner County residents discuss rising costs per student versus state prison and hospital figures. The piece cites graduation rates, TV viewing hours, and family disruption while urging turnout for the September 6 mill levy vote, praising local educators and naming Trustee Blaine Stevens.
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Bonner County
Blaine Stevens
Chairman Urges Five Year School Levy in Bonner County
Bonner County Idaho District Chairman appeals to about 10,000 voters to approve a five year 15 mill school levy not to exceed 615000 annually. He argues the levy funds maintenance, buses, modernization, new buildings, and classroom facilities to improve youth education and reduce long term costs of incarceration.
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of Idaho
Bonner County
Open Letter on Sagle School Levy and South Lake District
A Bonner County writer urges residents to scrutinize a proposed levy noting past underinvestment south of the lake. He recalls 11 years of limited new construction, mentions two classrooms at Sagle funded by August contracts, and argues for high school and grade reallocation changes before approving more spending.
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Bonner County
Sagle
Southside
Dist
Clark Fork
Sandpoint
Priest River
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