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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1975

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Kirsten Thompson Crowned Sandpoint Junior Miss

Kirsten Thompson a Sandpoint High School junior aspiring to be an attorney was crowned Sandpoint's Junior Miss at the Panida Theater. She won the Jaycee sponsored pageant over nine rivals. her violin solo was her talent.

Kirsten Thompson Sandpoint Panida Theater Miss Thompson Helen M. Thompson Naomi Marquez Mr. and__M Alissa Creeger Richard Rohrbach Federated Women’s Club Beta Sigma Phi Miss Creeger Kiwanis Bank of Idaho Carol McAvoy Panida Theatre Bee Phate

Forest Service Chief Opposes Dams in Hells Canyon

UPI reports Forest Service chief John McGuire in Spokane opposes further hydroelectric dams in Hells Canyon citing its unique status and the value of a free flowing Snake River. He spoke as Congress debated a Hells Canyon National Recreation area and a two dam project proposal by Northwest power interests.

Brian Mottaz Spokane UPI U. S. Forest Service Hells Canyon Oregon Idaho John McGuire McGuire Snake River Ming Spokane Intermountain House Parks and Recreation Side Committee Washington, D. C Hells Canyon National Recreation Area Northwest Powest Power Companies Pacific Northwest Power Co Washington Public Power Supply System Forest Service

Three States Urge Snake River National Recreation Area

Idaho Oregon and Washington governors press for a 101 mile Snake River recreation area spanning 662000 acres. Gov Andrus testifies before a subcommittee urging Ullman bill to ban new dams while a power company chief seeks a two dam project amendment. Administration opposes beyond 68 miles preservation.

Elmer Sammi Washington UPI Idaho Oregon Washington Snake River Cecil O. Andrus House Parks and Recreation Andrus Daniel J. Evans Robert W. Straub al Ullman D-Corp Wendell Satre Pacific Northwest Power Co Ulman Snake River National Recreation Area Administration Agriculture Robert W. Long Long

BCEA Denounces Board Move Endorsing Expired Negotiation Pact

Bonner County Education Association claims the school board effectively voided the existing procedural agreement by voting to deny a federal mediator and ratification is required before any renewed pact. BCEA President elect Phil DeBoard argues teachers seek broader input beyond salary and will not accept the current form as binding without ratification.

Bonner County Education Association BCEA Phil DeBoard The Daily Bee Today DeBoard

One Number For Fires Central Dispatch System

A central fire call system now serves Sandpoint, dispatching to the Westside and Northside Fire Associations. Fire Chief Wade Brown says the service can route to the State Department of Public Lands and the Forest Service if needed. Call 263-2113 to report fires in Westside, Northside, or Sandpoint.

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