Health District Sues State Board Over Rathdrum Septics
The Panhandle Health District filed an amended suit asking a State Board of Health decision on Rathdrum Prairie septic tanks be reversed. The board in December disapproved the district policy against septic tanks atop the aquifer, despite two months earlier approving the ban. The action drew criticism from the North Idaho Building Contractors Association which sought rescission. The variance permits a single four acre home but blocks subdivision.
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Coeur D’alene
Rathdrum Prairie
North
Home Builders Group
Panhandle Health District
Rupert water bill burden debated in Boise meeting
Rupert Idaho officials plan a Boise meeting to decide who pays a $10 000 water bill for keeping two feet of water in the city sewer lagoons. Mayor Wendell Johnson and City Engineer Don Courtright join Idaho Health and Welfare and EPA officials to review contract terms, drought impact, and soil cement lining concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Rupert, Idaho
UPI
Rupert
Wendell Johnson
Don Courtright
Ian VonLindern
Orlando Dalke
Idaho Department of Health and Welfare
VonLindern
Environmental Protection Agency
Warren McCall
Rupert’s
Courtright
Hamilton and Voeller Inc
Pocatello
Johnson
von Lindern
Mcfall
Santa Hotline Brings North Idaho Kids to Santa Each Year
The Sandpoint FFA sponsors an annual Santa Hotline allowing children in Sandpoint and Bonner County to call Santa. A child connects to an operator then an elf who informs Santa of the wishes. The event runs yearly.
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Sandpoint
Bonner County
Santa
FFA
Dover Man D. Haynes Dies at 65 in Sandpoint
D. Haynes of Dover died at Bonner General Hospital at age 65. Born January 14, 1912, he held a U of Oklahoma chemical engineering degree, served as a colonel in reserves, and worked for Champion Papers and Barpro Inc. He lived in Sandpoint since 1945 with his wife Jane Owen Haynes and leaves four sons, a daughter, three brothers, a sister, and nine grandchildren. Funeral will be Friday at Moon Chapel.
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D. Haynes
Dover
Bonner General Hospital
University of Oklahoma
Jane Owen
Haynes
Sandpoint
Norman
Oklahoma
Pend Oreille Lodge
Pack River Lumber Company
Hamilton
Ohio
Champion Papers
Barpro Inc
Polson
Mont
The
Elks
National Society of Professional Engineers
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Benjamin Haynes
Ft. Lauderdale
Florida
Joseph Haynes
Cognir d’ Alene
James Haynes
Charles Haynes
Jane Czarapata
Seattle
Mer
Leston
Wichita
Lawarence
Kansas City
Missouri
Eva Snodgrass
Rain Follows Coastal Winds Across Regions
A costly storm system crossed the country bringing deadly winds in California and snow and slick roads from the Midwest to New England. Power outages affected about 150000 homes as winds eased and rain increased. California saw up to 10 million dollars in avocado damage and governors declared disaster areas.
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United Press International
California
Midwest
Middle Atlantic
New England
Majestic Redwoods
California Farm Bureau Federation
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Humbold County
Arvin
Kern County
Coast Guard
Ukiah
Oakland
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Chicago
Iowa
State Department of Transportation
Upper Michigan
Sault Ste. Marie
Maine
Augusta
Bangor
New York
Herkimer County
Livestock Prices Advance as Cattle and Hogs Trade Varied
In Joliet Illinois cattle had 1 400 head with active trade in limited supply. Steers rose 50 to 100 cents with some 1 25 higher. heifers up 1.50 to 2.00. High choice and prime steers 45.00 to 46.50. choice 43.00 to 45.00. Hogs 1 000 head, trade moderate with barrows and gilts 50 cents lower. No 1 2 200-230 lb pigs 25 45.50. No 1 3 200-250 lb pigs 44.25 to 45.25. Thursday receipts cattle 0 hogs 1 000.
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Joliet, DL
UPI
Dean's Pills Questioned for Backache Relief Claim
Announcement warns readers about Dean's Pills for muscular backache and questions the claim of high pain relief in Momentum Tablets versus Dean's. The notice emphasizes caution over dosing and potential overstatement.
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Dean's
Dean
Marionette Show at Panida Theatre Sponsors by Chamber of Commerce
Rex Castle presents a special half hour marionette show in Sandpoint at 1 p.m. at the Panida Theatre. It will be followed by two cartoon features as the Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event to boost children’s Christmas shopping downtown.
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Rex Castle
Sandpoint
Panida Theatre
Chamber of Commerce
Energy plan criticized by Continental Oil official
A Continental Oil Co. representative told the Idaho Highway Users Conference that the government energy plan would raise imports and complicate domestic supply. He said the Crude Oil Equalization Tax would push prices onto producers and hamper new supply while gas price controls would hurt intrastate markets.
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Boise
UPD
Continental Oil Co
Idaho
J . B.G. Havdahl
Denver
Cole
Government Affairs Department
House of Representatives
Hardahl
Havdahl
Havdah
Two Car Collisions In Sandpoint Cause Minor Damage
A 1975 Plymouth Valient driven by Roxanne Nortdgaarden, 17, and a 1970 Chevrolet driven by Brenda J. Picard, 31, collided in the Bonner County Courthouse parking lot causing about 200 dollars in damage to the Plymouth. Earlier, a 1971 Toyota Corolla driven by Kevin Diedrich, 23, and a 1976 Ford pickup driven by Raquel L. Plaster, 23, collided in the Sears alley, with about 100 dollars in damage to the Ford.
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Roxanne—Nortdgaarden
Sandpoint
Brenda J. Picard
Sagie
Bonner County
Kevin Diedrich
Raquel L. Plaster
Sears
Ford
Christmas events and club meetings listed for Sandpoint area
The notice lists church Christmas cantata at Calvary Baptist on December 22 at 7 p.m. and Bible study classes at Southside Community Church. It also mentions Moose Lodge Christmas exchange on December 22 at 8 p.m., a Marionette Show and free children’s movie at Panida Theatre on December 23, a senior thrift store closure on December 26 and January 2, a Sandpoint Social Club potluck on December 27, TOPS 174 meeting on December 27 at 5:30 p.m., and a gift exchange follow-up.
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Southside Community Church
Panida Theatre
Sandpoint
Washington Water Power Building
West Charles Winfield Dies at Sandpoint Home
Winfield Charles West, a Sandpoint resident since 1936, died Wednesday at his Sandpoint home at age 68. Born August 10, 1909 in Anwell PA, he moved from Gillette Wyoming and married Thelma Irene Rhoads in 1989. Survived by two daughters Irene Gaskin and Patricia Travis, a son Winfield West, a sister Lela Beaver, a brother Ed West, and four grandchildren. Service details include a 1 p.m. Thursday funeral at Moon Chapel with Rev Dennis Hanson and burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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Winfield Charles West
Sandpoint
Anwell
Gillette
Wyoming
Thelma Irene Rhoads
West
West Trucking
Pack River
Irene Gaskin
Media
Penn
Patricia Travis
Boise
Winfield West
Lela Beaver
New Oneans
Los Angeles
The
Moon Chapel
Dennis Hanson
Tee Bain Twill
Pinecrest Memorial Park
EX-LAX Exclusive Formula Announces Laxative Ingredient
A new EX-LAX formula touts a special laxative ingredient claimed to relieve severe constipation overnight. The product is offered in Chocolated Tablets or Unflavored Pills and advised for use only as directed.
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State Board
Jim Scott
Ermacarter Sandpoint
KitchenAid
Seth
Calvary Baptist
Moose
Moose Hall
Senior Citizens Thrift Store
Sandpoint Social Club
IWA
Sandpoint Lions Club
Daily Bee
Church St
City Hall
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