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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1974

Page

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Expo Official to Address Sandpoint Chamber Meeting

George Coleman of Expo 74 Speakers Bureau will address the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday with details on site information exhibits and entertainment plus ticket status. Chamber directors back the UI community workshop proposal and invitees attend the North Idaho College anniversary open house April 21.

George Coleman Speakers Bureau Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce Coleman Chamber University of Idaho North Idaho College Bert Leonard Leonard City Traffic Safety Committee Waterways Committee Howard Faux County Waterways Leo Hadley Ted Farmin Jim Judd Tourist Promotion Committee Department of Commerce and Development Schweizer Jim Tinsman Boy Scouts Tinnsman

Workshops To Eye Blacktail Planning Unit

Two public workshops announced by Sandpoint District Ranger Jerry Stern will discuss tentative National Forest land use alternatives in the Blacktail Planning Unit. The Bayview session on April 9 starts at 8 p.m. at Bayview Community Hall. the Sagle session on April 16 starts at 7 30 p.m. at the Sagle schoolhouse.

Blacktail Sandpoint Jerry Stern Bayview Sandpoint Ranger Station

Hit And Run Nets Charges Ahead Washington Man Arrested

Morris L. Reynolds a 57 year old from Washington was arrested after a hit and run near Highway 2 west of here. Reynolds faced charges of driving under the influence and leaving the scene after his car side swiped Idaho State Police Patrolman Harry Biffle’s patrol car causing about $100 in damage. Riffle pursued and detained Reynolds about three and a half miles from the incident. Bond set at $400.

Wash Idaho Here Morris L. Reynolds Morris Harry Biffle Highway 2 Riffle Dover

Residents Plan Meet On Dover Water Cut-Off

Dover residents call a meeting for April 18 at 7 30 pm in the Dover Community Hall to discuss Pack River's plan to stop supplying water after June 1. Bill Woolsey says the move stems from an insurance requirement. pumps offer fire protection but the Dover system remains antiquated and serves about 70 customers.

Dover Pack River Bill Woolsey Woolsey

PP&L Seeks Idaho Electric Rate Increase

Pacific Power and Light filed with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission seeking approval for an average 21 percent rate rise across Idaho service areas. Don C. Frisbee cites high interest costs and inflation as key factors. residential users could pay 4 to 25 cents more per day depending on usage, with 500 kilowatt hours costing about 4.5 cents daily.

Idaho Public Utilities Commission Pacific Power & Light Company Idaho Pp&l Bonner County Don C. Frisbee Pacific Bert Leonard Washington Oregon California Montana

Farmers suffer as co op managers push profits over members

A private study by the Agribusiness Accountability Project accuses corporate minded managers of taking over large farm co operatives. It says managers favor expansion over cash rebates and that farmer member control is indirect, weakening democratic oversight and harming farmers and consumers alike. The report cites American Milk Producers Inc. in San Antonio as a dramatic example.

Washington UPI Agribusiness Accountability Project AAP Milk Fund American Milk Producers Inc San Antonio Tex Dairy Farmer Co-Op

Nixon Returns No Comment On Possible Negligence Charge

IRS Commissioner Donald Alexander refused to comment on whether negligence charges could be found in President Nixon's income tax returns for his first four years in office. The White House issued a brief statement and Nixon agreed to pay $432,787 in back taxes. Rep. Wilbur Mills suggested the House Judiciary Committee might want to examine the area.

Washington UPI IRS Donald C. Alexander Nixon Alexander CBS Face the Nation White House Wilbur D. Mills Congressional Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Russell B. Long Dla House Judiciary Committee Mills

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