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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1973

Page

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Cenarrusa Pushes Public Hearings on Navigational Aid Rules

Secretary of State Cenarrusa urges public hearings before the Idaho Land Board adopts emergency navigational aid permit rules for navigable lakes. A special meeting set for 8 a m Friday will discuss the proposed rules and a Lands and Water Administration agreement. The board may retain interim authority over lakes and streams with hearings noting the Lake Bed Act controversy.

Boise Cenarrusa Land Board

Memorial Field Lease Signed by Bonner County

Bonner County Commissioners signed a twenty year lease with the City of Sandpoint for War Memorial Field to aid a field improvement program. Plans include new lighting by June, sprinkling, a restroom/shower building, and landscaping with use applications centralized through the Clerk Auditor to avoid schedule conflicts and ensure records.

Bonner County War Memorial City of Sandpoint The County Bulldog Bench Doris L. Kenney Board of County Commissioners War Memorial Field

Stream Flow Dropping In Spring Runoff In Idaho

USGS reports streams in Kellogg Idaho showing declining flows instead of spring surges. Coeur d'Alene river at Enaville runs about 1 290 cfs halfway to normal while St Joe River at Calder flows 1 150 cfs versus 2 932 cfs average. Coeur d'Alene Lake storage at 97 300 acre feet, below the 160 400 acre feet average.

Kellogg Idaho UPI U.S. Geological Survey Coeur d’Alene Enaville St. Joe Calder St. Maries USGS

Farmin School Board closes salary talks to public

The Farmin School Board barred press and public from a budget meeting to discuss salaries and a new building addition. Trustee Beeson led a 3 to 2 vote to keep proceedings closed, with Verhei and Morton opposing. State leaders urged raises for staff, while the board toured adjacent land for 12 classrooms and a gym.

School Board of Trustees Farmin School Farmin David Beeson Priest River V. A. Verhei William Morton James Stoicheff Sandpoint Stoicheff

Weather Outlook for Sandpoint Area

Considerable cloudiness through Friday with a chance of showers or thunder showers. Cooler with light winds. Rain chance about 20 percent tonight and Friday. Overnight low around 35, high near 55 on Friday.

Sandpoint

Race Track Hearing Resumes In Bonner Courthouse

The continued public hearing on the proposed race track south of Sandpoint will resume tonight at 7 30 p m in the Bonner County Courthouse. A slide show on the U S Forest Service Sam Owens Bay Sewer Project and the film Booby Trap about highway frontage hazards are also scheduled.

Sandpoint Bonner County U.S. Forest Service Sam Owens Bay

Bonner County To Get 40000 PEP Funds For Jobs

Bonner County will receive 40000 in Public Employment Program funds to hire unemployed people for public service jobs and to run summer programs for disadvantaged youth. The Pacific Northwest totals 53732300 across cities counties and states. funding was authorized by President Nixon with a joint resolution extending Labor HEW support through June 30, 1973.

Bonner County US Department of Labor Pacific Northwest Nixon

Kaiser Lays Off 150 Men at Mead Plant

Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp officials said 150 workers at the Mead plant in Spokane Washington will be laid off, higher than the earlier estimate of about 70. The cut mirrors Bonneville Power Administration's 40 percent reduction in interruptible power after EPA warned of a possible hydroelectric shortfall.

Spokane, Wash

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Jennestad University of Idaho W. Anthony Park Memorial Field Bonner Kaiser
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