Stories published in the Lewiston Tribune on ...
Aug. 28, 1995
Bryden Canyon Road is coming to another of the many crossroads the project has had to negotiate over its life. This time the decision facing administrators is whether to stretch out construction or finish it as soon as possible. Even now, almost two years after the design process started, the road has not been fully accepted by many of Lewiston's residents.
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BOISE - There once was a governor from Wilder, who couldn't appear any milder; but give him a quill, a few moments to fill, and Phil Batt writes a poem of great styler? Idaho Gov. Batt writes when the whim hits. He has developed a flair for putting his public life to verse. During the 1970s, when he was a state senator, Batt wrote a weekly column published in 27 Idaho newspapers.
Aug. 28, 1975
I.H. Pepper of Portland, Ore., a British and U.S. seaman who sailed the oceans aboard cargo ships until he retired nine months ago, encountered some of the worst weather of his life on the Columbia River last week. He was on a trip to Lewiston - all alone - aboard his 24-foot boat.
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ASOTIN - About 235 have registered at Asotin schools for kindergarten through high school for the new term. About 380 are expected to enroll eventually for the 1975-76 term.
