Governor appoints Sandpoint woman to juvenile council
Governor Cecil D. Andrus announced the appointment of Barbara Sterling of Sandpoint to a newly created Idaho Juvenile Justice Advisory Council of 211 members. The panel advises the State Law Enforcement Planning Commission on juvenile care and treatment for one year through July 1, 1976, alongside many state officials and local leaders.
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Cecil D. Andrus
Barbara Sterling
Sandpoint
Idaho Juvenile Justice Advisory Council
Andrus
Congress
State Law Enforcement Planning Commission
City Recovers Reimbursement for Sandpoint Park Grant
George Miller of the Idaho Park and Recreation Board announces an $8,120.03 reimbursement to the City of Sandpoint from the Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. The 50 percent Land and Water Conservation Fund grant aids Sandpoint City Park, distributed locally by the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation. Idaho governments have received over $11 million from the fund for outdoor recreation projects.
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George Miller
Idaho Park and Recreation Board
Sandpoint
Department of Interior
Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Pacific Northwest Region
Land and Water Conservation Fund
Miller
Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation
Idaho
Northern Idaho Weather Outlook Through Tuesday
Northern Idaho shows mostly fair skies with cooler winds at times through Tuesday. Highs reach the 70s to low 80s, and nighttime lows fall to the mid 30s to mid 40s.
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Idaho
Youths Admit Involvement in Spokane Train Derailment
Two 14 year old boys admitted participating in tampering with a Union Pacific switch that derailed a Spokane International freight train near Spokane. They were released to their parents after promising to appear. Investigators, UP agents, and city attorneys plan charges pending.
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Union Pacific
Spokane
Control Fire At Lightning Creek
U.S. Forest Service conducts prescribed burns in Lightning Creek drainage north of Clark Fork burning 176 acres in two burns. District ranger Jerry Stern reports 150 acres on the west side and 26 acres on a Battle Creek slope. assistant ranger Dave Simpson notes favorable conditions and plans to burn about 150 more acres this afternoon to reach 289 acres remaining by Wednesday.
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Cabinet Mountains
U.S. Forest Service
Jerry Stern
Lightning Creek
Clark Fork
Battle Creek
Forest Act rules rejected by Idaho Land Board
The Idaho State Land Board on Friday refused to approve Forest Practices Act rules pending an attorney general opinion on constitutionality. The act, passed in 1974 and effective July 1, seeks Department of Lands powers over private timberland, drawing suits from the Committee to Repeal and the Kootenai County Christian Posse Commitates.
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Idaho State Land Board
Attorney General
Department of Lands
Kootenai County
Land Board
Jack Gillette
The
Land Department
Idaho Forest Industries Council
Boise Cascade, Potlatch Corp
Diamond Match Co
Pack River Lumber Co
L.D. McFarland Co
Sandpoint
IFIC
Pete Cenarrosa
Wayne Kedwell
Joe Williams
Roy Truby
Cenarrosa
Idaho
State Land Board
Kidwell
Cenarrusa
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Rocky Madisson
Bee
John V. Evans
Malad
Mike Mitchell
Lewiston
Robert C. Brower
Blackfoot
John Barker
Buhl
Tina Alexanderson
Caldwell
Anthony D. Rodriguez Jr
Nampa
Steve Briggs
Les Purce
Pocatello
Don Stephenson
Twin Falls
Robert Nuttelman
Ida Hawkins
Don Frank
Coeur d’Alene
John W. Clark
Dale Buchanan
Idaho Falls
Rudy Andersen
E.C
Chuck” Palmer
Emily Hansen
Debbie Boss
Brad Howe
Richard Rading
Boise
Sandpoint City Park
Eastport
U S
Fifth Avenue
Det
Bastian
Farmin
Stidwell
Dave Simpson
Simpson
Stern
Forest Act
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