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09 Dec 1976
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1976
Page
1
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Local timber interests dispute federal move to require sealed bids on national forest timber sales. Officials say the rule reduces collusion and supports small operators, while industry leaders warn it may limit access and hurt local mills. The change, adopted Nov. 4, affects Panhandle region including Bonner County and could shift bidding dynamics across the Northwest.
Mayor Ed Eitzman says a restructured committee system will streamline government and ease council work by moving up meeting dates for public attendance and discussion. The council plans a Monday 7:30 p.m. session with a federal revenue sharing public hearing as it aims for a December 31 budget, aided by a new law effective Oct 1 1977 allowing budgeting in the tax year.
Schweitzer Basin opens its slopes to area skiers Saturday after fresh snow. Chair three and T-bar three will run with fair to poor conditions, as the opening coincides with the fourth annual Shakedown Schoos at the Keg Restaurant Friday night and the start of regular ski school lessons Saturday morning.
A collision at the Oak and Forest intersection causes about 700 in damage to two vehicles. Diana Guttenberg of Sandpoint drives a pickup that collided with Alan Reed's car. Guttenberg has two small children in the vehicle and no injuries were reported.
Arrow Tie Mill employees donated an extra half hour of wages to the Toys for Tots drive led by the Sandpoint Lions Club. Lion Don Reach reports total local contributions at 380 dollars with individual donors including Victor Coxhead and Kemp's Texaco, and a December 13 toy repair workshop at seven p.m. at the old fairgrounds invites public help.
Ray Probert of Sandpoint was arrested and charged with cultivation and possession of marijuana after deputies with a search warrant found drugs at his home during a theft investigation. He was detained at the county jail and not charged in an associated burglary case involving a 16 year old boy.
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