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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1974

Page

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PGT Seeks Permits for Arctic Gas Pipeline

Pacific Gas Transmission Company files with the Interior Department for right of way permits to cross federal lands in Idaho Washington and Oregon for a 42 inch gas line parallel to the existing 36 inch pipeline. The line would import 1.2 billion cubic feet daily from Prudhoe Bay Alaska and from Canada.

Pacific Gas Transmission Company U.S. Department of Interior Idaho Washington Oregon Arctic PGT Federal Power Commission Kingsgate British Columbia California Malin Klamath Falls John Day River Prudhoe Bay Alaska Northwest Territories Alberta Canada Pacific Gas and Electric Company Northwest Pipeline Company Midwest

Weather Outlook for Coeur d'Alene Sandpoint

Mostly cloudy through Friday with a rising chance of rain or snow. Southwesterly winds 10 to 20 mph. Precipitation chances 40 percent tonight and 60 percent Sunday. Lows around 30, highs near 40.

Coeur d'Alene Sandpoint

Better Student Police Relations Pow Wow Aimed at Harmony

Sandpoint police chief Dick Abbott met with about 50 to 600 students at Sandpoint High School to mend relations after rocks and bottles were hurled at City Hall during an arrest of 18 year old Robert Riese. Abbott urged students to list concerns and possible fixes while acknowledging tensions with local officers and limited youth activities.

Dick Abbott Abbott Sandpoint Robert Riese Riese

Class Will Get Benefit Funds From Toys for Tots Dinner

Edgewater Restaurant may donate proceeds beyond a $4,000 Lions Club goal to Sandpoint High School home economics class. The class assists serving a Toys for Tots benefit buffet, with Edgewater chef Del Johnston noting possible extra $50 donation for the students.

Sandpoint High School Edgewater del Johnston Lions Club Johnston The Daily Bee

Food Stamp Use in Idaho Rises Amid Economic Woes

State Health and Welfare officials report increasing food stamp usage across Idaho. In Ada County a 30 day period saw recipients quadruple from the previous year, with officials noting stigma and underuse. statewide, September totals rose 19 percent from 1973, reaching 5 814 families and 16 681 people in 20 counties.

Boise UPS State Health and Welfare Department The Idaho Statesman Ada County Idaho Coun Robert Sobelson Jensen Idaho Sobelson

Merchants Share Tips On Holiday Returns

Local merchants advise how to handle Christmas returns. Penney's in Sandpoint urges customers to bring items in a sack to avoid false shoplifting accusations. Anthony's manager Randy Rebel recommends keeping receipts and pricing details to define refunds.

Jim Tinsman Penney’s Sandpoint Tinsman Randy Rebel Anthony

Legislator Warns Idaho Could Be Ashcan for Pacific Northwest

Rep. Bill Onweiler of Boise warns Idaho Power Co plans for a Western Idaho coal plant risk making the state an ashcan for the Pacific Northwest. He argues plants should be built where coal is located or where demand exists not between, and that Idaho should plan for average need rather than peak demand to avoid exporting power.

Boise UPI Idaho Power Co Idaho Pacific Northwest Bill Onweiler Idaho Press Club Onweiler

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