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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1972

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Three die as car hit by Burlington Northern train near Sandpoint

A Sunday crash 15 miles north of Sandpoint at Elmira leaves Loradelle Widerstrom 27 and her two children Adrea 2 and Larry 10 dead. Tony Halvson 9 and Shelly Widertzum 5 remain in hospital with Leonard Goughnour 28 and Henry Yan Yumza 5 critically injured. Train engineer Raymond Knapton reports speed about 55 mph. car failed to stop at a stop sign.

Burlington Northern Sandpoint Elmira Idaho State Patrol Loradelle M. J. Widerstrom Oak Harbor Wash Adrea Widerstrom Larry Halverson Bonner General Hospital Tony Halverson Sacred Heart Medical Center Spokane Leonard Goughnour Lewiston Elmira Crossing

City Uses Lake Water Due to Sand Creek Shortage

Sandpoint Mayor Les Brown said Sand Creek lacks water and Lake Pend Oreille is now the drinking water source. Extra chlorine was used at first to disinfect pipes and may affect taste, but levels are back to normal. No danger to human consumption is noted.

Sandpoint Les Brown Sand Creek Pend Oreille Brown

Idaho Edu Assn Recommends 124 Million Dollar School Budget

The Idaho Education Association backed a 124 million dollar public school budget for next year with an option for a shorter 180 day year if funds fall short. Delegates debated unity with the state board and rejected a 122 million alternative including kindergarten funding.

Boise Dergarten IEA State Board of Education Idaho School Board Association Idaho

Smylie Heads Parks Foundation Board Named

Former Gov Robert Smylie heads a ten member Idaho Parks Foundation board announced by Gov Cecil D Andrus. The non profit will channel donations to Idaho for public parks and recreational access and operate without state funds. Board members include Eddie Pedersen Barnee Erkins Art Manley Wynne Blake Dick Vetter Rollie Bruning Ernie Day and Hope Kading.

Boise UPD Robert Smylie Idaho Foundation Idaho Falls Eddie Pedersen Pocatello Robert C. Huntley Buhl Barnee Erkins Coeur d’Alene Art Manley Lewiston Wynne Blake Dick Vetter North Idaho Rollie J. Bruning Ernie Day

Injured Driver and Passenger In HooDoo Mountain Truck Crash

The Bonner County Sheriff's Department reports Alvin Robert Geinger, 45, of Pilot Rock Oregon, and Donna Gienger 42 sustained injuries when his tractor trailer overturned on HooDoo Mountain Road at Edgemere intersection eight miles southwest of Priest River. Injuries believed not serious.

Priest River Edgemere Bonner County Alvin Robert Geinger Pilot Rock Oregon Donna Gienger

Variable clouds and cold with light snow chance

Weather report for Sandpoint notes variable cloudiness through Tuesday with a 10 percent chance of snow. Highs reach 15 and lows dip to near zero each day, keeping a cold, wintry trend.

Priest Lake Isles May Be Closed

The Kaniksu National Forest may close Papoose and W. Twin Islands at Priest Lake to all recreation due to overuse and pollution. The rocky islands lack toilet facilities and sanitation has caused human waste issues. Public comments are invited to February 15, 1972, to Forest Supervisor Ralph D. Kizer or District Ranger Dan V. Montgomery.

Kaniksu National Forest Papoose and W. Twin Islands Priest Lake Kaniksu Forest Ralph D. Kizer Dan V. Montgomery Route 5 Priest River Idaho F. O. Box Sandpoint Kizer

Green River Salinity Cleanup Targeted by Nixon Admin

Wyoming Governor Stanley Hathaway told the Wyoming Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts that President Nixon will appoint Herbert Brownell to develop a solution to the Green River salinity issue by year end. The river departs clean from Wyoming but gains salinity downstream, harming crops in the Southwest, and Hathaway warned that states in the basin may need to take the first steps, potentially even shutting off irrigation.

Cheyenne UPD Stanley M. Hathaway Green River Nixon Wyoming Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts Herbert Brownell Wyoming Hathaway

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Raymond E. Knapton Whitefish Montana Ed. Assn Ross Ekwortzell Salvation Army First Avenue Priest Lake Isles Papoose Islands
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