Don Kline

Mon., Oct. 30, 1995

Personal: Age 45 … born in California, lived in Post Falls 16 years … works for Kootenai County Sheriff’s Department as a DARE officer in the county schools … started in law enforcement as a 22-yearold jailer in Pomona, Calif., after studying auto mechanics at Chaffey College … married with two children … hobbies are bowling and fishing.

Issues: Lower taxes, slow down both business and residential growth, tackle the problem of poor street repair, lobby state to allow cities to charge development impact fees, give the public a greater say in City Hall decision-making and let taxpayers use the city park free or at a reduced rate. , DataTimes ILLUSTRATION: Photo

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