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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1973
Page
5
Winter brings mail to the Idaho Department of Highways informing cyclists they may not ride on the Interstate. A posted sign at approaches lists prohibitions for pedestrians, equestrians, bicycles and certain non motorized traffic.
The chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission Dr Dixy Lee Ray will keynote the 1973 Engineering and Operations Conference in Spokane Washington April 10 13 The AEC chairwoman formerly directed the Pacific Science Center and taught zoology at the University of Washington She will discuss The AEC Looks Ahead to nuclear energy in the United States over 400 electric utility engineers will attend two days of panels and discussions The Northwest Public Power Association sponsors the 25th annual conference representing about 120 consumer owned utilities in Alaska British Columbia Idaho Montana Oregon and Washington.
A representative from the Coeur d Alene Social Security Administration office will visit Sandpoint on Tuesday, April 10, at the Senior Citizens Center, 302 Pine, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Those seeking information are invited to attend.
The notice lists district offices in Coeur d Alene Lewiston Boise Shoshone Pocatello and Rigby offering free distribution to the public.
Louisiana Pacific Corporation plans to repurchase up to 200000 shares of its common stock in the open market for general corporate purposes. It had 13158266 shares outstanding as of March 31 1973. The firm, spun off from Georgia-Pacific in January 1973, operates in forest products including lumber plywood and building materials.
At a policy council meeting on April 4, two major changes were proposed for 1973 74. A four day center program with a fifth day for enrichment and services and per classroom social workers replacing the current shared model were proposed to increase services without added funding. A third proposal would run head start child care at cost for children not served by head start.
North Idaho College offers a layman horseshoeing course April 9 to 14 at Kootenai County Fairgrounds. Evening sessions 7 to 10 Monday through Friday and a full day 8 to 4 on Saturday. Instructor Don Applegate brings 25 years of experience. Registration starts 7 p.m. April 9 in Administration Building Room II. Fee is 30 dollars. enrollment limited to 14. call 667 7422 ext 217 to reserve.
A Coeur d Alene social security manager explains that workers delaying retirement beyond age 65 can gain higher benefits. The monthly increase is 1/12 of 1 percent for each month after 1970 until age 72, with automatic retroactive raises to January 1973 and June 1974 payouts affecting over 5 million workers totaling $198 million.
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