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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1977

Page

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University of Idaho Library Debates Pay Boost in BCEA Talks

Bonner County Education Association and district trustees clashed in the opening bargaining round over a 1400 dollar base salary increase and other contract items. The board refused to negotiate five articles, plans counterproposals on eight, and aims to finish talks before the May 15 mediator date.

Mike Dalen Bee Bonner County Education Association Bob Libby Northside BCEA Libby Marian Ebbett Bill Denman The Education Association

State Director Blamed In Bypass Delay

Mayor Ed Eitzman accuses Idaho State Historical Society head Dr Merle Wells of delaying a Sandpoint bypass by placing the railroad depot on the National Register. Wells says the National Parks Service governs nominations while local governments should be notified, and notes the depot remains eligible for consideration.

Brian Moe BeeStaff State Historical Society Sandpoint Ed. Eitzman Merle Wells Autthority Federal Register National Historical Register Bitzman Boise State Transportation’ Department Evans Lewiston Moscow Eitzman Don Samuelson The Daily Bee National Parks Service Idaho Historical Society Burlington Northern St. Paul Bonner County National Register

Officials Optimistic On Priest Lake Level This Summer

Idaho state officials differ on Priest Lake water levels with runoff forecasts showing potential to fill near normal. The Idaho Drought Committee notes improving forecasts though Priest River flow through July is estimated at 450000 acre feet versus 462000 in 1973 when the lake filled.

Priest Lake Panhandle Idaho Idaho Drought Committee State of Idaho Washington Water Power Company Idaho Department of Water Resources Priest River

Bicycle and porch thefts and a break-in reported

Ted Paul D Clark a student at New Farmin School reported his bicycle stolen Tuesday night or this morning with tires wheels and handlebars missing value 60 dollars. Ann Lubbers Florence Sr reported a girl s bike stolen from her front yard sometime Monday valued 60 dollars. The business office of Steven A Sodorff was broken into early Monday morning with a radio and postage stamps totaling 78 dollars taken.

Paul D. Clark New* Farmin School Ann.Lubbers Florence Sr Steven.a. ‘Sodorff

Van theft by four juveniles ends in crash and arrest

Jim Tallman of the Idaho Teen Lodge Clark Fork reports four juvenile residents stole a light green Chevrolet van shortly after 8 am Tuesday. Boise Police recovered the van and the driver, injured in a store-front crash, is hospitalized and under arrest. three other youths remain at large.

Jim Tallman Idaho Clark Fork Tallman Bonner Sheriffs Office The Boise

Sandpoint Resident Hanson Charged in April 9 Burglary

Hanson, 18, has been formally charged with the April 9 burglary of Dalby’s Exxon service station at 330 N. 1st Avenue. About $50 was taken from the station’s safe. Hanson is free pending a court date.

Hatilie, Co Hanson Dalby Exxon N. 1St Avenue

Pietsch Elected BCEA Head for 1977 78

Carol Pietsch a teacher at Sandpoint Junior High School was elected 1977 78 president of the Bonner County Education Association representing teachers in School District 82. New officers include Monica Beaudoin vice president and Eva Whitehead secretary treasurer. BCEA contract negotiating team lists Bob Libby Kevin Collins Rich Herman Florine Dooley Dick Farwell and Pat Ekwartzell from area schools.

Carol Pietsch Sandpoint Junior High Bonner County Education Association Monica Beaudoin Eva Whitehead Sandpoint High BCEA Bob Libby Northside School Kevin Collins Stidwell Junior High Rich Herman Priest River Florine Dooley Dick Farwell Pat Ekwartzell Farmin School

Humane Society Annual Meet Held in Bonner County

Members gathered for the Bonner County Humane Society annual dinner and business meeting at the community hall. Ronald Lambert of the American Humane Association spoke. Frances Sleep and Helen Whittaker were reelected to three year terms, with Brian O Neara named a new director. Charles Fontaine received the Humane Award and Steven LaPointe earned a service award. Upcoming events include a June 18 pet cat show at the Bonner County Fairgrounds, oil painting by William Harisch on April 29, a May 18 rummage sale at the Episcopal Guild Hall, and a May 7 children's film Digby at the Panida Theater.

Bonner Bonner County Fairgrounds William Harisch Calgary Episcopal Guild Hall Digby Omicron Chapter Panida

Pend Oreille Flyers Expand Tie-downs at Sandpoint Airport

Pend Oreille Flyers win county blessing to add 16 tie-down spaces at Sandpoint airport to accommodate rising traffic. Members led by William Anson, Bob Dixon, and Webb Overholzer marked the spaces and installed them over the weekend, easing wind damage concerns and saving county funds for other projects.

Bonner City County Dick Laird Webb Overholser Paul Parks Bob Dixon Bill Anson Bonner City Sandpont’s Larry ‘Donnerberg Sandpoint Pend Oreille Bonner County Pend Oreille Flyers William Anson Webb Overholzer Priest River

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Univ. OF Idaho ‘Library Dept Ace Ey Eis Petteeante Wyens Denman Farming School Ben Ane Ted Tata Pietsch Humane Society Steven LaPointe
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