Injunction Denied in Teton Dam Project Case
Federal Judge Taylor denied a preliminary injunction sought by environmental groups against the Lower Teton Dam Project. He ruled no progress would occur on the site for more than a year and found no material or irreparable harm likely in the 15 month period. The decision noted arguments over standing and the agencies' compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act and congressional authorization. Environmental groups may appeal or seek a merits review while bids earlier opened at 39.5 million dollars from Morrison Knudsen Co and Peter Kiewit Sons.
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Rogers
C.B. Moreton
Dale Higher
Kent Jolly
Madison County
Cles
National Trout Unlimited
Treasure Valley
The
Sierra Club
Idaho Environmental Council
Natural Resources Council
Congress
Morrison-Knudsen Co
Peter Kiewit’s Sons
Omaha
Neb
Reclamation
Sheriff Warns Snowmobilers in Bonner County
Bonner County Sheriff Robert Wilcox warned snowmobile owners about illegal use on city county and state roads. He noted state law forbids traffic on roads except crossing and warned citations will be issued. He urged residents to keep roads clear for plows and said vehicles blocking roads may be towed at owner expense.
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Bonner County
Robert Wilcox
Wilcox
Black County
Board of County Commissioners
Night Classes Cancelled At Jr High For Weather
A spokesman for the Special Activities Program announced all evening classes at the Junior High School are cancelled this week due to bad weather. Tonight's classes and Thursday's Creative Writing session are affected.
Ski Report From Schweitzer Basin And Mt Spokane
United Press International notes Schweitzer Basin Idaho with 26 degrees at 7 30 a.m. overcast and 12 inches new snow. Skiing very good with two chairlifts and one t bar operating as open daily. Mt Spokane reports 25 degrees at 7 30 a.m. with light snow and 12 inches new snow. Two chairlifts and one rope tow operate, open seven days a week.
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United Press International
Schweitzer
Sandpoint
Idaho
Mt. Spokane
City Council Backs Youth Center Plan in Sandpoint
City officials and Mayor Gray endorse a youth center using a former fairgrounds building after a local youth group led by Pat Keane and Helen Walkley raises funds. Councilman Les Brown pledges support with a 50 dollar donation and a move to seek federal funds or local financing. The project aims to provide a supervised space for sober activities and community participation in a residential area.
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Pat Keane
Sandpoint City
Les Brown
Sandpoint
Helen Walkley
Ozzie Valleres
Brown
Keane
Gray
George Elliot
City Allocates Christmas Present Bonus for Employees
City council unanimously approves a $25 bonus check for each full time employee with smaller amounts for part time staff. The measure, proposed by Councilman Ron May, head of the Administration Committee, grants the one time bonus Monday.
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