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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1976
Page
3
UC Davis researchers report that cycling in smog increases breathing rate and accelerates lung damage as ozone rises. They warn long term exposure risks include lung cancer and emphysema while offering tips to reduce harm and noting a possible future anti smog pill.
Idaho Department of Health and Welfare will seek federal approval for a statewide methadone program to treat up to 100 heroin addicts. Sam Adams notes rising heroin caseloads. six months for approval anticipated. If approved, seven regional offices will decide participation with Idaho Falls and Twin Falls showing high need.
Spokane County Superior Court will rule soon in a suit by 18 landowners seeking 5.2 million dollars over 110 million gallons of raw sewage dumped into the Spokane River during a four day bypass of the city treatment plant. The Department of Ecology city of Spokane and Bovay Engineers are named defendants.
A citizen report of a gun to a truck driver's head triggered a multi jurisdiction response on I 90 in eastern Washington. Five Grant County sheriffs cars and three state patrol units converged before locating the flatbed truck. The occupants were two brothers with a cap pistol. deputies called it an expensive hoax and praised citizen alertness despite the waste of resources.
Evangelistic singing at Kootenai Community Church Thursday at 7 00 PM invites all. Wizard of Oz final shows Thursday Friday Saturday 8 30 PM plus 1 00 PM matinee Saturday with adult prices 3 50 2 50 and 1 50 children matinee 1 00. Reservations 263 5711 263 5857.
Milton G Klein the Idaho Welfare director chose David L Humphrey as executive assistant effective Sept 1. Humphrey, Region III Health and Welfare head for 14 months, has 10 years with the department and predecessor agencies. He began in 1966 in Twin Falls as a child protection caseworker.
Ada County Sheriff's office reports $1 500 to $2 500 damage at Briarhill Park on Collister Drive as vandals chopped down 50 locust trees eight to nine feet tall about three years old. Footprints indicate juveniles involved. County Commissioner Emery calls the act pitiful.
Washington officials announced early programming of next year's food aid to push 12 million metric tons of wheat and 300000 tons of rice from October to January and expand short term credits and giveaway shipments under the Food for Peace program.
Lightly irrigated hayfields look to a second good quality cutting amid timely rains in eastern Washington and northern Idaho. Pastures grow faster while wheat harvest slows and sprout damage estimates reach up to fifty percent in Walla Walla area fields.
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