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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1973
Page
1
BOSE Attorney General W. Anthony Park says he polled attorneys general nationwide to draft legislation regulating conflicts of interest and misconduct of public office holders. He notes need for comprehensive reform affecting state county and municipal officials due to inquiries from public and private sectors.
Sandpoint seventh graders will move to the Lincoln School building this year after a special board meeting to ease Junior High overcrowding. Lincoln becomes a primary school with first through third graders sent to Washington School and two first grade classes to be housed in church spaces until the Farmin addition is ready on March 1.
Boise-Sen Frank Church announced that Bonner and Boundary counties are eligible for the emergency livestock feed program. The declaration in Washington DC allows farmers to receive government feed grain from Commodities Credit Corp at near local support prices to ease hay and feed grain shortages from drought and harsh winter. Farmers may contact the county ASCS office to participate.
Mostly fair conditions in Sandpoint with a chance of isolated mountain thunderstorms. Rain chances linger around 10 percent through Friday with highs near 90 and a low around 60 tonight.
MEAT hungry residents in south western Idaho seek rabbit meat as demand grows. Mrs Val Hurd of Meridian, the state's largest rabbit grower, reports six weeks of advance sales and notes this year she can pay the feed costs from earnings, a first.
Three men Jeff Hengelbaugh Bill Hamilton and Steve Johnson travel with four horses and a dog on a 3000 mile authentic nineteenth century style ride from Scottsdale to Calgary. They rely on fishing hunting berries and limited meals while using highways through mountain passes when needed.
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