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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1973

Page

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Idaho Speeds Remain At 60

Idaho speeds stay at 60 miles per hour on Interstate highways until federal action sets nationwide limits. State Highway Board backs 60 on Interstates and 50 on primarys, with sign changes delayed awaiting national speeds. Board weighs winter closure of Highway 21 and a proposed alternative route with Roy W. Jump noting tentative county agreement for maintenance and a 20 mile South Fork Payette segment.

Boise State Highway Board Idaho City Lowman Roy W. Jump Boise County Banks Payette River

Rotary Club Donates Gifts To Toy Drive

Sandpoint Rotary Club members swapped Christmas gifts for wrapped toys to aid the Toys for Tots drive. President Dale Coffelt board member Ray Kincaid and party chair John Major presented the donations to Larry Wahlgren who thanked the club for its generosity.

Rotary Dale Coffelt Ray Kincaid Rotary Club John ‘Major Rotary Club Larry Walhgren Sandpoint Rotary Club Sandpoint Lions Club Dale Coffelt Ray Kincaid John Major Toys For Toys Drive Larry Wahlgren Wahlgren

Town Opposes R R Speedup In Shoshone Idaho

About 70 residents attended a hearing in Shoshone Idaho to oppose Union Pacific plans to raise train speeds from 35 to 60 mph on the U S 93 crossing and close Apple Street crossing. UP offered to fund 10 percent of warning lights and signal arms while seeking speed and crossing changes. Citizens argued the move would endanger safety and questioned several other crossings. Estimated cost for the crossing devices ranged from 60000 to 70000 dollars.

Idaho UPI Union Pacific Omaha Neb The U.S. 93 Apple Street

DECS Advises Idaho Workers About Food Stamp Access

A memo from Idaho DECS Region III deputy administrator E D Wenger urges staff near poverty to consider the Federal Food Stamp Program. Despite a $1.5 million monthly payroll for 2,700 employees and a $73 million welfare-focused budget, some workers may qualify for aid while awaiting potential across the board 5 percent pay raises. Wenger acted independently. Administrator Bax was unaware when the memo was issued.

Boise APS Idaho Welfare Agency E.D. Wenger Caldwell Department of Environmental and Community Services Region III DECS Wenger Mark Litvin James A. Bax

BN Rail Seeks Bids To Remove Sand Creek Bridge

Burlington Northern officials in Seattle confirmed bid requests were issued to 12 or 13 contractors for removing the old wooden trestle over Sand Creek north of Sandpoint. Bids due December 21 with completion hoped by May 1. The bridge dates to early railroad construction and was rebuilt in 1958 with steel spans crossing Highway 200. Bonner County schools will be closed Friday for students while teachers conduct curriculum development activities approved by the school board.

Burlington Northern Railroad Seattle Sand Creek Sandpoint Ted Norquist Norquist B-N Bonner County

Sandpoint Weather Mixed Rain Snow Showers Tonight

Sandpoint forecasts mixed rain and snow showers tonight and Friday. Cooler tonight with southwesterly winds 10 to 20 mph and higher gusts.

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