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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1972
Page
1
A library department at the University of Idaho is identified with a code reference HOP aaa TD 2 8249. The fragment suggests inventory or catalog notation tied to the university library system. No additional context or events are provided in the readable text.
A Sandpoint Junior High meeting launched the Needs Assessment program to identify district needs. University of Idaho professor E D Archambault defined a need as the difference between what is and what ought to be and outlined future steps.
An elderly Rathdrum Idaho couple, John S. Sizelove 77 and wife Marcella 70, were killed when their car ran a red crossing signal and was hit by a Burlington Northern train traveling about 60 mph. The driver was Marcella Sizelove. This marked the second train car fatality in two days in northern Idaho, with a separate incident near Sandpoint involving an Oak Harbor family.
Time is short for the Sandpoint Lions Club with 14 days to prepare toys and gifts for those in need. Lions president Kirby Scribner says items must be ready by December 20. Merrill Davis notes a shortage of toys and books for all ages as 600 youngsters in Bonner County are expected to benefit with each child receiving a gift valued at about $3. A rummage sale funds toys, food and essentials for seniors and low income families. Donations logged from Carl Reed, Mr and Mrs D E Moore, Laclede and the Sagle Live and Learn Club.
The Kootenai Ponderay Sewer Association board voted to raise hook up fees to 300 dollars effective January 1 1973. Mayor Jim Miller said the move will align KP fees with other area districts.
An EgyptAir Boeing aircraft crashed today during a training flight in a desert area south of Cairo. The Middle East News Agency reported the incident and said no further details were immediately available.
Ponderay Mayor Jim Mille announces four new mercury street lights at intersections with Highway 200 to improve lighting. Pacific Power and Light will install the fixtures as soon as possible.
Increasing clouds bring occasional light snow through Wednesday. Cold with light winds. Snow chances 50 percent tonight and 60 percent on Wednesday. Highs near 10, lows around zero.
The Postal Service warns packages mailed after Sunday may not reach in time for Christmas. To ensure delivery by Dec. 25 cards should be mailed within 10 days. A Christmas Communications Network will monitor weather and routing across five regions to prevent delays.
The Seattle District of the Army Corps of Engineers has received an application from James L. Hahn of Seattle seeking a permit to repair a pier and timber crib jetty five miles west of Sandpoint on the Pend Oreille River. Hahn plans to backfill with riprap and add about 12 cubic yards to the existing crib jetty for recreation, private moorage, and erosion control. Comments or objections should be sent to the Army Corps of Engineers Seattle District by January 2, 1973.
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