Positive Future Seen For Idaho Voc Tech Programs
Dr. Larry Selland, Idaho vocational education state administrator, envisions a very positive future for vocational-technical programs driven by technology and accountability. He will evaluate current programs annually to ensure alignment with student and industry needs and stresses collaboration with academic areas while preserving vocational identity.
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Idaho
Boise
Division of Vocational Education
Larry Selland
State Board of Education
Selland
State Division of Vocational Education
Working Mothers See Need for More Child Care
A Labor Department Women’s Bureau survey finds 49 percent of mothers with children under 18 in the labor force in 1976, up from 9 percent in 1940. The rise is especially sharp for mothers of children under 6, with 5.4 million such mothers in the workforce and a growing demand for affordable child care.
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Sara Fritz
UPI
Washington
Labor Department
Department
Women’s Bureau
Bureau
Alexis Herman
Public Saving Energy Curtailed Power Use Impresses Northwest
Washington Water Power Company reports curtailment near five percent through mid September, down from six percent in July. Since February voluntary cuts have saved about 120 million kilowatt hours, aiding avoidance of mandatory curtailment this fall and winter. Weather, precipitation deficits, and reservoir levels influence future supply, with Bryan urging continued voluntary conservation to reduce costly outside oil generation. The article adds odds of a bridge hand having all 13 cards in one suit: 158,755,357,992 to 1.
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Washington Water Power Company
WWP
Pacific Northwest
William L Bryan
Bryan
Spokane
Northwest
Community events and club notices in Sandpoint area
Local groups announce screenings and fundraisers including Good Morning Miss Dove at West Pine Adventist school, a Beefalo Bar-B-Q for Max Bear Heart Fund at Eagles Lodge, and social activities of the North Idaho Appaloosa Club, Library family night postposed to Sept 29, plus social security outreach, square dancing lessons, and club meetings across Sandpoint and Bonner County with dates in late September 1977.
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Seventh Day Day Adventists Home and School Association
Miss Dove
7Th Day Adventist
West Pine
Max Bear Heart Fund
Eagles Lodge
Nest Ave
Sandpoint
Sandpoint-East Bonner County
Coeur d’Alene
Social Security Administration
West Main St
National Forest Timber Sale and City Election Notices
Timber sale notice for Panhandle National Forest with Cedar and Birch products, bids due October 7, 1977, and oral bidding to follow. Includes payment, deposits, and road and surface charges. Also a municipal election notice in Sandpoint voters must meet age citizenship and registration requirements, with deputy registrar Alice Stockman. posting dates September 23 to October 26.
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National Forest Timber For Sale
National Forest Timber Sale
Wdaho Panhandle National Forests
Dave's Angel Sale
Rie B.M
Federal Building
Sandpoint
Idaho
Sasquatch Hair Evidence Sparks Realist Claim
Sasquatch hunter Jon Beckard of Project Grendel says hair samples from Washington California and Maryland point to a breeding population of unknown primates. Forensic expert Tom Moore says the samples likely come from the same species but not a known human or mammal.
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Seattle
APS
Jon Beckard
Project Grendel
Beckford
Washington
California
Maryland
Tom D. Moore
Wyoming
Moore
Bellingham Wash
University of California
Gigantopthecus
Bering Straits
Pacific Northwest
McClure Applauds Lance Resignation Over Budget Chief
Senator Jim McClure of Idaho applauded Bert Lance's resignation as Director of the Office of Management and Budget but warned the episode undermined President Carter's credibility. He urged higher standards for Carter and appointees and pointed to unresolved allegations including aircraft use by Lance and Carter.
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Washington
Idaho
Jim McClure
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
McClure
Carter
Lance
World's largest kielbasa stolen from Chicopee festival
Officials at Chicopee Provisions Co Inc report the 25 foot 107 pound kielbasa used at the World Kielbasa Festival is missing. Manager Leon Partyka said the sausage vanished after the event and would not involve police, planning to write off the loss valued at about 200 dollars per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicopee
Mass
UPI
Chicopee Provisions Co Inc
Leon Partyka
Michigan
Rogers City
Partyka
Municipal Election Notice for Kootenai Idaho 1977
Notice states the general election for the City of Kootenai Idaho will be held on Tuesday November 8 1977. Polls open from noon until 8 00 pm at Kootenai City Hall. The notice references election procedures and local governmental authority for the poll location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kootenai
Idaho
Kootenai City Hall
Be Ready Sunday Theme at Presbyteran Church
The 11:00 am worship at the Presbyterian Church features the theme Be ready for the coming of Christ with music led by Jane Evans and organist Robin Wieber. After worship, the church plans a Round Lake State Park picnic and walk, with youth rehearsals on Thursdays and a 9th-12th youth fellowship pot luck supper Monday evenings at 5:30.
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Jane Evans
Robin Wieber
Round Lake State Park
Highway 95
Washington School Menu Shows Weekly Lunch Offerings
Monday Hamburger gravy whipped potatoes buttered peas Peanut butter and honey sandwich orange juice milk Tuesday Fish sticks macaroni and cheese green salad peaches rolls and butter milk Wednesday Hot dogs tater tots or french fries corn apple pie milk Thursday Chili cherry or carrot sticks fruit cocktail cinnamon rolls milk Friday Beef stew celery sticks cheese sandwich pears rolls and butter milk
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Washington
Omaha Livestock Market Report Falls Short on Slaughter Cattle
UPI notes hogs steady to 25 lower with No 1-2 210-230 lb at 41.25 and other weights 40.75 to 41.25. Sows down 25, bulk 36.75 to 37.00. Cattle 2500 mostly feeder cattle. auction sees not enough slaughter steers or heifers to test trade. Sheep none. Monday receipts: cattle 6,500 hogs 5,500 sheep 500.
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Omaha
UPI
Great Outdoors Cleaning Machine Ad at Merwin's Hardware
This outdoor cleaning machine blasts grease grime mildew and mold from exterior walls and hard to reach spots with heavy duty detergent and over 500 pounds per square inch water pressure. It cleans boats campers pools patios autos and equipment and soaps and rinses at the flip of a switch. Rent the Great Outdoors Cleaning Machine at Merwin's Hardware First 2 Main.
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North Dakota
Fort Collins
Colorado
Colorado State University
Roy Irons
Irons
North Idaho Appaloosa Club
Selle Grange Hall
Selle Road
Bonner County Humane Society
Ponderay City Hall
Sandpoint Motors
Circle & Swing Square
Washington School
Ms. Oden Busy Bee Club
Elhursday
Oden Hall
North Idaho Family CB Club
Athol Library
Bonner County Extension Homemaker Council
Martha Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
The
Elks' Club
United States
Alice Stockman
Hunter
Ape-man
Mich
B. Wendt
P.O
Judy Trenholm
Renee Gusalveson
Boyett
Presbyterian Church
Merwin
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