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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1976

Page

2

Restored Swallow biplane to retrace first US airmail flight

In Pasco Washington on Tuesday an elderly grandfather and veteran pilot will fly a restored Swallow biplane from Pasco to Boise to reenact the 1925 airmail route. The event honors Leon D. Cuddeback Varney Air Lines first commercial mail flight and features a 737 shuttle for officials to the takeoff.

Margaret Bailey Pasco Wash Wague Pasco United States Varney Air Lines United Swallow Bolwey Idaho Post Office Department Elko Nevi Boise Ovoert Hilbert Hutter Hilbert Leon Cuddeback

City Timber Sales Policy Sparks Legal Debate in Sandpoint

Attorney General Warren Felton says city timber sales violate Idaho Code and urges bids. Mayor Les Brown plans policy change under a broader view of property exchanges. City has sold from watershed land to Pack River Lumber Co since 1963, with contracts allowing timber removals and value-based pricing.

Ity Ken Sandpoint Schwelteer Basin Warren Felton State Attorney General's Office Les Brown Felton Ald Terview Hanlon Umber Brown Pack River Floyd Grey Rasor The Daily Bee Iown

Cars Collide Saturday Night In Sandpoint

Jeffrey Ray Benjamin of Sandpoint and George Dale Shook of Colburn collided at the Second and Superior Streets corner in Sandpoint on a Saturday night. Shook chased Benjamin at high speed. Benjamin spun perpendicular to traffic and was struck. Shook left a 0.9 foot skid mark. Benjamin's car damage estimated at $1,000 and Shook's at $3,000. Both drivers cited for inattentive driving.

Jeffrey Ray Benjamin Sandpoint George Dale Shook Colburn Second Superior Streets Shook Benjamin Second St

Refunds Possible On Higher Registration Fees

Idaho officials debate refunds as new vehicle registration fees sparked confusion. A tentative attorney general opinion caused assessors to struggle between old and new rates for registrations expiring after April 1. State leaders cite miscommunication and unavailability of the attorney general for clarification.

Boise UPD Idaho Idaho Motor Vehicle Division Jack Farley Farley Idaho Transportation Department

Idaho Bill Signing May Face Court Challenge

The issue whether a governor must sign a bill within 10 days after adjournment or after landing on his desk could reach court. Governor Andrus vetoed some measures while Secretary of State Conarrusa backs action, citing constitutional timing. Legal action may follow to resolve the dispute over the executive action deadline.

Koise Idaho Peto Cenarvusa Senate Conarrusa Wayne Kidwell Andrus

Andrus Criticized on Energy Plant Testimony

Idaho State Senator Larry Craig criticized Governor Cecil Andrus for speaking against the Pioneer coal generating plant before the Idaho Public Utilities Commission. He said a governor should not go before the utilities panel as a private citizen to push a policy.

Wriser Idaho KUED Larry Craig ReMidvale Wejser Kiwanis Cecil Andrus Craig Angina Idaho Public Utilities Commission Idaho Public Uthics Commission

Weather Outlook For Sandpoint And Vicinity

Fair and warm today with mainly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday. Light variable winds and a 20 percent rain chance today, 10 percent tonight and Tuesday. Highs around 65 today, lows near 40 tonight.

Sandpoint & Vicinity Tugaday

Unemployment Rate Holds Steady in Idaho

Idaho’s March unemployment rate remained at 7.0 percent, virtually unchanged from February’s 6.0 percent. Labor economist Steve Soward notes the seasonally adjusted figures show little change and attributes instability to Idaho’s small economic base and reliance on a few large industries.

Idaho Steve Soward Idaho Department of Rownsynitls Seward Sapee

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