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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1972
Page
5
Seasonal craft idea for children featuring a popcorn centerpiece using a cardboard carton pond and candy coated popcorn balls. Includes recipes for How To Pop Corn Candied Popcorn and hard crack sugar mix with lollipop ponds and hanging ornaments.
Idaho lawmakers urge that funds from the federal revenue sharing program be used to reduce property taxes. Opinions vary on projects and safeguards with calls for study and cautious, fiscally prudent use to ease local government financial strain.
Federal Judge Marshall A. Neill delayed sentencing Moses Lake resident Lydia Parks 24 after her guilty plea for distribution of heroin. He ordered a physical examination before sentencing as part of a major August drug roundup in eastern Washington.
Spokane reports predict a good market for eastern Washington wheat next year while 1974 may be poor. A seminar sponsored by Seattle First National Bank heard farmer William McGregor of Hooper say consumers will build stocks, pointing to a 1974 glut. He also noted long-range inland empire prospects improving despite volatile supply.
United Press International reports the U S Postal Service markets airmail as the faster, preferred service to justify the three cent higher rate, while acknowledging many letters travel by air anyway. The pamphlet promises priority processing and faster delivery, though actual time from New York to Washington can take two to three days.
Idaho Water Resource Board member Robert R Lee is accused of misrepresenting environmental effects of the Swan Falls and Guffey dams. Scott Reed of Coeur d Alene challenges Lee claiming the plan harms a fine small mouth bass fishery and white sturgeon while boosting waterfowl habitat and degrading water quality.
Payette residents protested a 50 unit mobile home park led by Weiserman. Kenneth Currier, co owner of Payette Manor, pulled the plan Monday, stating he would not proceed without neighborhood approval. The 8.6 acre site lies between 16th and 12th streets just inside the Payette city limits.
Reed accuses opponents of brainwashing claims while defending developers. He says those pushing for change must heed evolving public needs in Idaho and cautions against harsh attacks toward scientists and water projects.
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