Vincent Bertollini

Sun., Oct. 17, 1999

Resume: 60 … married … retired executive of a California computer chip company … founder and lay minister of the 11th Hour Remnant Messenger, which preaches supremacy of the white race … bankrolled distribution of anti-Semitic literature in North Idaho with Carl Story … moved to Sandpoint in 1995.

Issues: Wants to restore Christian prayer to all public meetings and schools … combine city and fire departments … de-emphasize police traffic patrol and emphasize foot patrol … review traffic flow through town … allow citizens to possess guns … emphasize activities for teenagers … take road care and service away from Independent Highway District … challenge diversity and multiculturalism on every front … aggressively pursue tourism and light manufacturing to improve economy … reduce taxes with alternative revenue generation … eliminate affirmative action hiring practices … create mayor’s hotline … donate mayor’s salary to food bank.

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