Sandpoint Historical Survey Lists 53 Notable Structures
The Bonner County Historical Society completed a survey of Sandpoint buildings for an environmental impact study tied to a highway bypass. Fifty three structures are deemed historically significant, with Cedar Street Bridge and Sandpoint First Slaughterhouse endangered. the latter predates 1900 and faces destruction this year.
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Bonner County
Sandpoint
Sand Creek
Historical Society
Dennis Roubicek
Roubicek
Vandalism Costs Hit BPA Transmission Network
BPA reports over 960 vandalism incidents in the last fiscal year causing 440473 in repair costs. An October 1974 extortion damaged 11 towers, core expenses exceed 230000. A November arrest led to guilty pleas for destruction of government property and extortion related charges.
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Bonneville Power Administration
BPA
Jack O’neal
EPA
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Continental Divide
California
Nevada
Utah
Wyoming
O’neal
Drop Of 20 Percent Seen In License Sales
Joseph Greenley, director of the Idaho Fish and Game Department, says license sales are about 20 percent down, not the 10 percent expected. The revenue shortfall prompts cutbacks in operations as factors include higher license costs, weak hunting success, and closed salmon and steelhead seasons. He doubts selling the non-resident elk and deer quota of 9,500. A combined non-resident license rose last year from 135 to 150 dollars. Greenley remains optimistic about the future.
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Salmon, Idaho
UPI
Joseph Greenley
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Greenley
Idaho Farm Bureau condemns grain shipment boycott
POCATELLO Idaho Farm Bureau officials condemn the Soviet bound grain ship boycott by maritime unions saying it threatens farmers and food supplies. Nyal Rydalch, assistant executive VP, urges Congress to decide trade policy away from labor leaders and warns embargoes will delay shipments and raise wheat storage losses amid global famine concerns.
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Pocatello, Idaho
Department of Government
Nyal Rydalch
Rydalch
William Drevlow, Idaho Politician, Dies at 85
Former Lt. Gov. William E. Drevlow of Craigmont died of pneumonia at St. Joseph's Hospital in Lewiston at age 85. He served eight years as lieutenant governor and was a longtime Idaho Democratic figure admired for public service and loyalty to government.
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Lewiston, Idaho
UPI
William E. Drevlow
Craigmont
Idaho
Democratic Party
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lewiston
Drevlow
Andrus
Drewlow
Helen Chenoweth
GOP
William Drevlow Marks
Drewle
Camas Prairie
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Selle Rd
IFG
Idaho Farm Bureau
William Drevlow
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