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Newspaper

Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1975

Page

6

Idaho Power to Sell 1 Million Shares to Refinance Projects

Idaho Power announced the sale of one million common shares for 25.7 million dollars to repay short term bank loans used for the Jim Badger project in Wyoming and other facilities. The offering through Blyth Eastman Dillon & Co. sets a public price of 2.75 dollars per share. Proceeds will cover interim financing of ongoing construction with total short term borrowings around 82 million dollars. The company projects 104 million dollars in 1975 76 spending and a 77 budget totaling 158 million dollars for 1977 with further financing planned.

Boise UPI Idaho Power Company Wyoming Albert Carlsen Blyth Eastman Dillon & Co New York Carlsen Idaho Power

Notice to Clear Title for Abandoned 1941 DeSoto Sedan

Legal notice to clear title on a 1941 DeSoto four door sedan, plate or serial number 5814963, abandoned. Address: Dean Wilter, Route 1 Box 463, Sandpoint, Idaho.

Dean Wilter Sandpoint

Employees Sitting On A Powderkeg In Salmon Idaho

Lemhi County workers found three sticks of dynamite and eight blasting caps in a vault under the old county shop near the courthouse. Sheriff Bill Baker said the explosives likely sat there for years and posed less risk than mishandling. Officers removed and disposed of them, with the site later cleared for a storage shed and new parking area on US Highway 93 to ease courthouse congestion.

Salmon Idaho UPI Lemhi County Bill Baker

Fired boss made calls at trail over privacy invasion

Dr. James Hirschfeld testified at Ulisse Pardini's trial that anonymous calls to his home and office began after he took Pardini's job. Hirschfeld said Mountain Bell traced five calls to Pardini’s home and some office numbers to Pardini later at the State Health and Welfare office.

Pardini Hirschfeld Mountain Bell Richard Buxton State Health and Welfare Office

Hirschfeld Resigns as Boise Health Director

Dr James Hirschfeld resigns as director of the Central District Health Department effective December 31 to enter private practice. He will remain as a part time medical consultant and cites many reasons for leaving while denying salary concerns influenced his decision.

Hal Turner Hirschfeld

House Approves Minidoka Study

WASHINGTON UPI Rep George Hansen R Idaho said the House gave final approval to a measure ordering a study of Minidoka. The legislation directs investigations and a review of historical and related issues surrounding the site.

Washington UPI George Hansen Idaho

FAA Opens Lake Mountain Navigation Facility Near Salmon

A federal FAA beacon atop Lake Mountain south of Salmon Idaho entered service to provide distance and directional guidance for the Central Idaho mountainous region. The installation also allows radio communication with the Idaho Falls Flight Service station and cost $473,000 to construct. The official commissioning occurred at 2 am local time.

Lake Mountain Salmon Idaho Idaho Falls FFA FAA Donald G. Coones Pocatello Airway

Parents sue canal board over 6 year old drowning

The parents of six year old Timothy sue the Boise Project Board of Control and its directors for 250000 dollars alleging negligence after their son drowned in the New York Canal two years ago. The suit was filed in Fourth District Court by Dr J Martin and Barbara Seidenfeld. A separate note mentions a 200000 dollar feasibility study for rehabilitating Minidoka Dam in Magic Valley and possible 12800 million cost with congressional support led by Hansen and Steve Symms. An unrelated dog notice details a Sandpoint leash law and pound pickup rules for a large German Shepherd and a Labrador with a contact number.

BOISE UPI New York Canal Boise Project Board of Control Dr. J. Martin Barbara Seidenfeld Fourth District Timothy Minidoka Magic Valley Hansen House Senate Snake River First District Steve Symms Congress

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