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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1977

Page

5

One Way Traffic Plan Moves Forward in Sandpoint

Sandpoint plans a first phase of a one way system with Pine Street eastbound next week. Cedar Street and First Avenue may follow later, but Idaho state highway rules delay full implementation. Local roads will shift to reduce congestion while officials untangle red tape.

Sandpoint Public Works Department Pine Street First Avenue Cedar Street Idaho Boise Department of Highway M.D

Republicans' Gop Cohesion Tested By Senate Vote

Senate Republicans span liberal to conservative, and rarely vote as a bloc. Leader Howard Baker engineered a high hurdle effort last week to unite his troops on a controversial issue, nearly succeeding in a disciplined display of party loyalty.

Steve Gerstel United Press International Washington Senate Senate Gop Howard Baker Campui Charles Mathias Maryland James Pearson R- Kan Edward Brooke Massachussets Robert Stafford Vermont GOP Dick Clark Iowa Sens Clifford ‘Casé New Jersey John *Heinz Pennsylvania Jacob Javits New York Richard Schweiker Ae Eer Heinz Bob Packwood R Ore Robert Byrd

Okinawa's Economy Struggles After U.S. Base Drawdown

NAHA Okinawa's post base realignment era hits hard as U.S. presence shrinks from about 100000 to 50000 residents. Unemployment rises to around 8 percent while 8000 Okinawans stay employed on bases, and locals seek a return to quieter village life amid land ownership gaps and reduced investment.

UPI Pentagon Robert Kaylor U.S Far East Naha Okinawa Ryukyu China United States Llife Japan

Open Letter on Zone 5 High School and Tax Base Debate

A public plea outlines plans and opposition for a Zone 5 high school near Sagle. The author cites tax bases from Sandpoint and Priest River, notes a potential million-dollar state grant, and discusses impact on Sandpoint schools, possible administration, and the need for a local school board. Community views vary with some support and some opposition in Sagle and the south county.

Sandpoint Priest River Munson State Board of Education Flora Mike Stidwell Jim Stoicheff Jim Sagle Seattle Southside Garfield Bay Bottle Bay South Side Bay Vern Auen

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