Voters Decide On Bonner County School Levy Today
Bonner County residents vote at noon to 8 pm on a 15 mill five year school plant facilities levy up to 615000 in any one year to fund building repairs furnishings buses and loan repayments. Voting locations include Blanchard Priest River Clark Fork Colburn Coolin Edgemere Granite Hope Idaho Hill Kootenai Laclede Northside Priest Lake Sagle Southside and Sandpoint Farmin Lincoln Washington schools.
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Clark Fork High
Sandpoint seniors escort board on crowded school tour
A group of Sandpoint High seniors guided three school board members Marion Ebbett Jack Bopp and Blaine Stevens through overcrowded classrooms and inadequate facilities. Students highlighted scarce PE gear and limited study spaces while teachers voiced concerns about conditions and funding. If the levy passes an extra 615000 annually for five years could address many priorities.
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Sandpoint High
Marion Ebbett
Jack Bopp
Blaine Stevens
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Jan Spring
Spring
Markinne
Sandpoint High School
Labor Day across America marked by rallies and violence
Labor Day drew 600000 at Coney Island and 1.5 million on Southern California beaches while highway crowds swelled nationwide. Meany criticized Carter on CBS and a Klan rally in Ohio ended in injuries as a sniper attack in Charlotte left a man dead.
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United Press International
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Michigan
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Mackinac Bridge
Pat Boone Set for GOP Rally at UIC in North Idaho
Pat Boone will headline a 7 p.m. rally Thursday Sept 8 in the North Idaho College gymnasium to aid the Idaho State GOP. The $5 concert at UIC features brief remarks by Sen James A McClure and Rep Steve Symms.
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UIC
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Boone
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Jacksonville
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Pat
Charles
Nick
Ted Mack
Arthur Godfrey
Dot Records
Shirley
David Lipscombe College
Denton
Tex
Chevy Lymn
Six In Idaho Death Toll At 464
Six people died in Idaho during the Labor Day weekend as part of a nationwide traffic toll that reached at least 464 deaths. The report lists victims including Jamie Speiker, 15 months, of Boise, and adults Jerry Wolfe, Eldon Frank, Dereck Brush, Bruce Mori, Donald Gitti, Dale Schwendiman, and Dwight Bair with causes ranging from drownings to traffic accidents and a hunting gunshot wound.
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Oregon-Nevada
Jamie Speiker
Boise
Jerry David Wolfe
Kuna
Eldon LeRoy Frank
Nampa
Speiker
Ridenbaugh Canal
Dorothy Bryning
Dereck Eugene Brush
Salt Lake City
Bruce Allen Mori
Blackfoot
Donald Raymond Gitti
Bonners Ferry
Dale Schwendiman
Jerome
City of Rocks
Burley
Dwight George Bair
Twin Falls
Rodeo Weekend Schedule with Dances and Breakfast
Friday evening features a Queen's benefit dance at Chateau with the five piece band Rodeo from California. Saturday offers a parade at 2 PM, no motor vehicles, then a 7 PM professional rodeo at Bonner County Fairgrounds and a 9 PM rodeo dance at Elks Club with the Rodeo band. Sunday includes a 7 to 10 AM cowboy breakfast at City Beach and a 2 PM return to professional rodeo at the fairgrounds.
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