Timber Sale Sparks City Of Sandpoint Debate
A dispute centers on Sandpoint's timber sale from watershed land. City Attorney Hanlon says bids are not required, while Deputy AG Felton argues bidding is mandatory. The report praises Pack River's work but calls for stricter oversight and possible consulting foresters to protect the watershed. Mayor Brown signals corrective steps.
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Sandpoint
Roger Hanlon
Idaho
Warren Felton
Felton
Pack River
Les Brown
Brown
K.F
Bya
Donnerberg
Stea Sith
Ed Nettleton
River Oo
Mverelen
Harold Tibbe
Ray Stevens
Stevens
Pack Rives
Reed
Race River
Robert DeArmond
Car In House Sends Woman Into Shock
A car driven by MiCal Groissant Bolles jumped a curb on Orchard Street and rammed a station wagon into the front room of the Ervin Hasch residence. Mrs Haach, four feet from the window, was unharmed but treated for shock at St Alphonsus Hospital. The Haschs had just parked the car and returned from the store when the crash ripped the wagon into the home. Police said the accident is under investigation.
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Cathie
Haadies
Television Schedule Fragment Shows Late Night Mix
Readable TV guide snippets list programs across ABC CBS NBC and local channels. Notable items include Mickey Mouse Club Merv Griffin Adam 12 Bewitched Hogan's Heroes Sesame Street and Channel 2 News with assorted talk and entertainment segments.
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Mickey Mouse Club
Merv Griffin
Eyewitness News Electric Company
ABC Evening News
CBS Evening News
NBC G Nightly News
Brad Bunch
Ford campaign manager says Kissinger will go
Ford adviser Morton told a San Jose gathering that Kissinger is nearing the end of his political career and would likely not remain secretary of state if Ford wins in November. He cautioned against removing Kissinger now but said the secretary would probably depart when the new administration begins.
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Washington
UPI
Rogers CB. Morton
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Morton
California
San Jose
Calif
Kissinger
White House
Lighter Side of CB Lingo and Highway Nuzzlers
Washington humor column notes how CB radios in trucks spark more rear-end crashes as drivers share patrol locations. The piece coins playful jargon like Smoggy Behemoth Thunderball and Holy Toledo to illustrate risky high speed convoy chatter and the looming threat to unsuspecting motorists.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
House
Smokey Bear
Casey Jones
Toledo
Nugsle
Roger
Burglary, thefts, and vehicle fire reported across towns
Spokane resident Doug Bostic reports a missing eye catching female Visula and her crossbred male pup at the city beach. Burglary at Walt Chariton residence 410 N 6th St involved a sawed rear door and a Remington shotgun taken. A vehicle driven by Larry Vig of Athol burned at Lake and Euclid Streets with fire likely from gasoline. A Garfield Bay cabin owned by Ray D Farmin was broken into with losses unspecified. Burnice A F Bauer of Priest River had home break in with bedspread and food stolen. A 12 foot aluminum boat disappeared from Wrencoe Bay cabin valued at 450. Blaine L Tomten of Bottle Bay reported loss of a 19 inch RCA television from unlocked home. Donald Welter struck a horse near Sandpoint. horse died. owner Herb Offermann notified. No citations issued.
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Spokane
Doug Bostic
Boatic
West Water St
Walt Chariton
N. 6Th St
Larry Vig
Athol
Lake and
Euclid Street
Sandpoint
Sandpoint Realty
Burnice A
Blaine L. Tomten
Bottle Bay
Donald Welter
Gold Creek
Herb Offermann
Church seeks 4.5 million for Ririe Lake project
Sen Frank Church urges the Senate Appropriations Committee to add 4.5 million to the Ririe Lake Willow Creek project. He warns that without funds the Corps of Engineers may halt construction, risking safety and job losses while preserving flood control irrigation and recreation benefits in the Snake River Basin.
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Washington
UPI
Frank Church
Idaho
Senate Appropriations Committee
Ririe Lake
Willow Creek
Snake ‘Riven Basin
I¢ Church
City timber sale practices under scrutiny over bids and erosion risk
The Bee reports that state timber sales over 5000 require a cruise and oral bidding with a 10 percent upfront payment and 80 percent performance bonds, while the city’s Pack River timber operations lack bid strictness and spot checks. Experts warn improper logging may erode Sand Creek, the city’s drinking water source, as Arrow Tie Mill eyes a city timber contract.
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Pack River
The
Bee
Ike Reed
Idaho Department of Lands
Tomu
Reed
Callaghan Named Britain's Prime Minister After Wilson Exit
James Callaghan, 64, wins Labour leadership to become Britain's next prime minister, succeeding Harold Wilson. He defeats Michael Foot 176 to 137 in third ballot and faces economy coal slump with pound below 1.90 dollars. He plans a cabinet with no major changes and a national address tonight.
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Joseph W. Grigg
London
UPI
James
Sunny Jim
Callaghan
Labor Party
Britain
Harold Wilson
Michael Foote
Obituary notices from Yakima and Clark Fork areas
Obituaries report Patty Sue Flory dying April 2 at St. Elizabeth Hospital Yakima born January 26 1962 in Yakima. Survived by husband Floyd at 311 Now Sixth Yakima, brother Saad sister Cheryl and extended relatives. Funeral planned at Malone Funeral Home Bonners Ferry with interment there Wednesday. Additional notices describe Frank Vogel death April 3 on Clark Fork farm life, survivors include wife two daughters and many relatives. services set at Clark Fork Methodist Church April 7 and interment in local cemetery. Cora Gladys Ground dies in Cliff Manor Nursing Home after long Idaho/Washington residence. survived by son Arrow Ground and daughter Helen Dyer among many grandchildren and great grandchildren. services held at Moon Chapel with interment Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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Patty Sue Flory
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Yakima
Wash
Floyd
Saad
Chery
Michel Thomped
Donald Cheater Floy
James
Orr
Spokane
Lois Olson
Sandpoint
Susan Fory
Bonners “Ferry
Malone, Funeral Home
Bonners Ferry
Bonners Ferr
Frank Vogel
Clark Fork River
Fritz
Ate
Vogel
Gah
Chicago
Ora
Cra
Frank
Slaters
Lillian’ Smith
Mary °.Michels
Bellingham
Ella Maloney
Pinnconning
Michigan
Hls Randchildren
Sharon
Maureen Snider
Steve Craig
Niel
Craig Denny Craig
Kathy Ponack
James Vogels
Clark Fork Methodist Church
Randy O'Donnell
Clark Fork
Cora Gladys Ground
Cliff Manor
Ane
Washington
Williard
Margaret Campbell
Iowa
Elmer Ground
Sagle
Idaho
Colorado
Nebraska
Dufort Road
First Christian Church
Arrow ‘Ground
Weldon
Arizona
Charles ‘Helen’ Dyer
Harold Campbell
Seattle
Washi
Clarence Campbell Anderson
Calif
Flossie Ground
Chula Vista
Miona Senay Leng Banc
Campbell
Long’ Beach
Moon’ Chapel
Chuck Wigton
Pinecrest Memorial Park
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Firing Line Channel 2
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Singic Oa
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Oakland Tribune
Peter Kaye
Kaye
Bonner County
Erle Street
L. Farmin
Second Ave
Sand Creek
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Larry Donnerberg
Wilson
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Holly
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Teese
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