Contested race in Sandpoint prompts county division debate
North Idaho News argues in a editorial voice that county division aims to dilute opposition to McClear and seat Heitman allies. The piece questions Holtman Weil and Heitman motives, predicts political maneuvering, and points to Taylor’s speakership bid as a leverage move within the county division controversy. The column calls for explanation from Heitman and notes regional political tensions in Rathdrum and Sandpoint.
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Quiet Scenes From Rome and Paris on Sunday
Rome faced a tense display as troops surrounded the Vatican and security barred access to the apostolic palace amid reports of clashes. Paris remained quiet after mass protests, with demonstrations dispersing as police intervened and religious processions resumed with scarce incidents.
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WEW steamer 4 White outlines rebuild plans for new boat
White of the Red Collar Line says the dismantled Jebley will be replaced using existing machinery and stock, with the new boat to be built at Jokseam Boat Works in the city. The plan calls for a swift, new design completed in time for the next public event, with an emphasis on unusual speed and modern features.
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Contested Election of Mormon Judge in Idaho
A lawsuit filed in Bannock County seeks to remove Judge Budge on grounds he is Mormon and allegedly engages in polygamy and celestial marriage. The suit argues constitutional disqualification of voters and judges tied to polygamy teaching, with potential appeal to a higher court. The case centers on whether LDS affiliation invalidates office eligibility.
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Busy Days in Congress Narrowly Focused on Bills
Washington reports indicate Congress plans a brief Christmas adjournment with Monday dedicated to bills on district appropriations and Indian affairs. Debate targets the deficiency and ware food laws, with leadership hopefuls and promise of speeches as lawmakers weigh tolling provisions and the fate of pending measures before recess.
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Public Schools Plan Two-Week Break and Enrollment Rise
The district schedules a two week vacation starting next Monday, while enrollment climbs by about 12 percent from last year. The central building conversion to a higher grade includes eight more classes in the southeast city area, with restructuring and new demand anticipated as the term proceeds.
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Prospero us election clash and city leaders clash
In a volatile Saturday evening scene in the city, McClear and Weil contend for leadership as PMG rules and a tense political division surfaces. Key figures include MeCler, Rails, and urban figures shaping the debate over governance and reform. The community weighs the winners and the implications for the upcoming political cycle.
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