Hansen Sentenced To Prison Term In Campaign Finance Case
UPI reports Idaho Representative George V. Hansen, Republican, was sentenced to two months in prison for failing to file complete campaign finance reports for the 1974 Idaho primary. The judge suspended ten months of the term, placing Hansen on one year of probation and ordering report to Allenwood federal prison.
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Washington
UPI
George
Hansen
Idaho
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Hart
Connie
Justice Department
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Allenwood
Pocatello
Samuels Opposes Unified City County Shop Proposal
Bonner County Commissioner Henry Samuels cards a plan to merge Sandpoint city county and school district garages into a single facility. He calls the proposal unworkable with an estimated minimum cost of 150000 plus extra staff. Brown counters he was not in the meeting and supports keeping county road district three separate from the consolidation idea.
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Bonner County
Henry Samuels
Sandpoint
Samuels
Les Brown
Ed Eitzman
Henry
Commissioners’ Office
Vermeer
Lou Vermeer
County Road District Three
Weather Update for Northern Idaho Clouds to Showers Tonight
Clouds bring increasing showers tonight in Northern Idaho with cooler, unsettled conditions. Saturday turns windy and showery with temperatures from the low 30s to low 40s at night and highs in the 40s to low 50s.
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Idaho
Sandpoint Considers Lake Pend Oreille for Future Water
City study says Lake Pend Oreille is only viable long term water source. Upgrades may cost up to 800000 with lake filter plant add 1400000. Current Little Sand Creek supply insufficient eight months a year. High per capita use and unmetered systems raise concern.
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Bill Stewart
Sandpoint
Lake Pend Oreille
Stevens,Thompson, & Unyan, Inc
Spokane
Little Sand Creek
Lake Spokane Study Recommends Water Metering Plan
An engineering firm contracted by the city urges Phase I action to meter 2100 water users at about 450000 to 500000 dollars more. If meters are installed peak summer demand would fall by about 25 percent but only justify the cost if a lake supply filtration plant is built, estimated at 1.4 million dollars for a five million gallon per day plant. Health department official James M. Kimball notes probable future filtration requirements.
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Coeur d’Alene
Bonners Ferry
Sandpoint
Spokane
James M. Kimball
Department of Health
Licenses Are Being Bought Despite Ruling
Ada County licensing office manager Stuart Gowans says renewals continue as usual after an Idaho Supreme Court ruled plate validation stickers illegal for lacking dates. Motor Vehicle Division administrator Jack Farley reports counties statewide see normal activity in mail licensing and registrations.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho Supreme Court
Stuart Gowans
Ada
Gowans
Jack Farley
Disposal permits nothing new here
Panhandle Health District has required subsurface sewage disposal system permits since 1968. Administrator Jack Ross notes the State plan for statewide permits mirrors local practice. He says the rule controls low quality work and protects homeowners by ensuring qualified installers.
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Panhandle Health District
Jack Ross
Sday
State Department of Health and Welfare
Ross
Two Men Held In Robbery Here
Two suspects were taken into custody by the Bonner County Sheriff's Office after an early morning beating and robbery of 33 year old motel owner Charles Perkins at the Ponderay Motel. Bruce A. Ball 22 and Richard E. Ball 23 were arrested about 1/2 hour later on robbery charges after Perkins described a car to an officer. The men, visiting from Michigan at 907 Ruth, gave no hospitalization for Perkins.
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Bonner County
Ponderay
Robert Wilcox
Charles Perkins
Perkins
Bruce A. Ball
Richard E. Ball
Ruth
Michigan
Wilcox
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