Yager and Palmer Win Posts In Sandpoint Highway Election
Archie Yager and Perry Palmer won the Sandpoint Independent Highway District posts in a record turnout election. Yager defeated George Harper 231 to 171 for Ward 1, Palmer beat Bert Lines 272 to 173 for Ward 3, and both will take office Jan 10 as the district considers operational changes and closer city cooperation.
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Evans Tests Idaho Bid for BPA Power in Court and State Plan
Gov. John V. Evans told a UPI hearing that Idaho will sue if Congress and state action fail to secure federal power. He urged a regional Northwest system, creation of the Idaho Domestic and Rural Power Authority, 90 megawatts at Palisades Dam, and expanded alternative energy funding to meet 1982 demand.
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Freezing Rain Set To Follow Snow In Inland Empire
Six inches of snow fell in Sandpoint by noon and freezing rain is forecast this evening. The National Weather Service warns travelers advisories are in effect with cooler temperatures through Wednesday and a 50 percent chance of precipitation tonight and tomorrow. Lake Pend Oreille inflows rise as water passes downstream, while Lake Coeur d Alene sits a foot above average and Spokane River discharges remain high.
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Mason-Dixon Line
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Idaho In-Lieu Land Trade Sparks Campaign Clash
Idaho Attorney General Wayne Kidwell and Democratic challenger Mike Wetherell traded charges over the in lieu land settlement with the Interior Department. The pact gives Idaho 24000 acres of federal lands in exchange for state lands, with 10000 acres of timber lands in north Idaho and no Island Park area lands. Wetherell defended the deal as a landmark settlement and criticized Kidwell for questioning it, while Kidwell argued Idaho received less than its legal entitlement and called the agreement a political compromise tied to Democrats on the land board and former governor Cecil Andrus. The State Land Board approved the offer 3 to 2, with Gov. John Evans, Auditor Joe Williams, and Supt. Roy Truby in favor, and Secretary of State Pete Cenarrasa with Kidwell and Speaker Allan Larsen opposing.
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Frank Church
Winter storm warning and mild temp forecast for Sandpoint
Weatherwatch for Sandpoint and vicinity warns of a winter storm with up to eight inches expected, scattered showers tomorrow, and variable winds. Temperatures today near 35 with tonight’s low around 20 and tomorrow’s high near 30. extended forecast calls for cold week warming to weekend mid 20s to low 30s with mixed precipitation chances.
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Toys For Tots Drive Nears $1000 Goal
The 1977 Toys for Tots drive advances toward a $1000 target with multiple donations reported by Lions Club chairman Roger Hanlon. The Lions aim for $5000 in cash and accept contributions at the Sandpoint Lions Club or the Daily Bee office. Repairable toy donations are directed to the City Hall fire station.
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Storms Strike Across Nation Amid Snow and Severe Weather
United Press International reports snow in the Northeast Great Lakes and Northwest with up to eight inches forecast. Rains and high winds hit the South as tornadoes injure three in South Carolina and several cities set daily record highs.
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