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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1975
Page
3
The Navy confirms 11.3 million gallons of bulk petroleum valued at 4.2 million were lost or dumped in 1974. Six point two million gallons were dumped overboard last year while 4.8 million gallons were recorded as inventory losses.
Kirk Schulenberg, 31, spent nine hours in jail for failing to pay a $22 leash law fine. He described the ordeal from Gresham Municipal Court to Rocky Butte Jail, then paid the fine after the judge contacted authorities.
A travelers advisory was issued for south eastern Idaho as eight inches of snow fell in Strewell within two hours and two inches in Pocatello by 8 30 am. Snow also covered Idaho Falls and Malad while the Pacific front moves east and winds gust to come. Snow showers expected later with decreasing intensity and gusty winds in the afternoon.
Federal energy chief Frank G. Zarb argues new strip mine control legislation would raise oil imports by 2.3 billion dollars, eliminate up to 36,000 mining jobs, and cost consumers 535 million in taxes and higher prices. He urges a balance between environmental aims and energy needs.
Former President Lyndon Johnson told columnist Marianne Means that Oswald acted alone in Kennedy’s assassination but was under the influence or orders of Fidel Castro. Johnson allegedly believed Castro wanted Kennedy killed due to Kennedy’s CIA actions, though Johnson declined to explain his reasoning.
The Argonaut notes the annual Blue Mountain Rock Festival will be held this Sunday drawing about 10 000 attendees from the Pacific Northwest. University officials and student government opposed publicizing the date and threatened funding cuts to the newspaper.
In Skiatook Oklahoma Municipal Court Judge Harvey Wilson denies a trial for a teen charged with careless driving. He says there is no trial for fines under 20 dollars and directs pleading guilty or paying the fine. The boy, James Miller Jr., was jailed briefly before bond release. Mrs Miller says the denial clashes with the presumption of innocence and right to a trial. The city attorney and town officials cite lack of jury trial options at municipal level.
The Girl Scout Neighborhood Association thanks buyers for cookie purchases this year. The $353 profit will aid financing their camping program and support troop activities.
The Girl Scout Neighborhood Assoc asks for outdated uniforms or leader outfits for a fair booth display next fall. Donations may be called in to Mrs. Booth at 32228 or delivered to 302 Larch Street.
Burrilane Farms, Inc. sues in U S District Court Boise against Transportation Secretary Coleman City of Nampa and Mayor Starr alleging the Nampa airport project violates the Environmental Protection Act. It seeks an injunction to halt construction land acquisition and financing until regulations are met and costs and impacts are properly analyzed.
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