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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1975

Page

3

FTC Eyes End to Eye Glass Price Bans Nationwide

The FTC proposes allowing price advertising for prescription eyewear to lower costs, noting bans by state laws and medical ethics codes limit ads. The rule could take at least a year and would affect ophthalmologists optometrists and opticians.

Washington UPI Federal Trade Commission FTC District of Columbia Joan Bernstein Bureau of Consumer Protection American Medical Association Opticians Association of America

Idaho Firms Foreign Owned by Foreign Investors

A Pacific Northwest Regional Commission study finds about 18 Idaho companies foreign owned and contributing over 50 million dollars to the state economy. The majority of investment comes from nine Canadian firms. Rogers Brothers in Idaho Falls leads with 32.5 million from Sandoz AG of Switzerland. R T French in Shelley totals 12 million from Reckitt & Colman Holdings and ATCO Homes in Nampa holds 1.5 million from ATCO Structures. The investment supports 448 to 848 jobs depending on seasonal fluctuations.

Boise UPI Pacific Northwest Regional Commission Idaho Rogers Brothers, Inc Idaho Falls Sandoz AG Rogers Brothers Northwest R. T. French Co Shelley Reckitt Colman Holdings, Ltd Atco Homes, Inc Nampa Atco Structures

Grand Opening Winners Named by Furniture Exchange

Furniture Exchange announced prize winners from its grand opening. Neal Kincaid of Sandpoint won the grand prize of 200 dollars. Naomi Car neigia of Kootenai won a Hoover vacuum second prize. Dorothy Gooby of Sandpoint won a Fonda set third prize.

Furniture Exchange Neal Kincaid Sandpoint Hoover Naomi Carneigia Kootenai Fonda Dorothy Gooby

Obituary for Lillian A Campbell at Pinewood Manor

Lillian A Campbell died December 19 1975 at Pinewood Manor Coeur d Alene aged 96 She is survived by husband William two sons Ralph Evan a daughter Ruby six daughters Hazel Hargis Lorabell Eakley Ruth Love Mable Angermeier Lorene McFaden Billie Wallace 22 grandchildren 55 great grandchildren 11 great great grandchildren Interment at Stevensville Montana Monday December 22 Donations accepted at Pinewood Manor Coeur d Alene.

Lilian A Campbell Pinewood Manor Coeur d’Alene William Ralph Evan Ruby Hazel Hargis Portland Oregon Lorabell Eakley St Maries Ruth Love Eugene Mable Angermeier Grenora N Dakota Lorene McFaden Stevensville Montana Billie Wallace Careywood

Handling Of Meat Products Seminar In Idaho

A seminar on safe economical handling of meat products will be held January 13 1976 in Coeur d Alene for grocery meat market managers. The workshop begins at 9 at the North Shore and covers spoilage elimination quality improvements sanitation and good management practices. Ron Anderson from Buttrey's discusses losses while District Health Department staff present market inspections and sanitation. Robert MacConnell explains new bacterial guidelines. luncheon speaker. Similar workshops are planned in six other Idaho cities during January per the Health District.

Coeur d’Alene North Shore Idaho Retailers and Food Dealers Association Panhandle

Hayes 25th Anniversary Open House

Friends of Mr and Mrs Eugene Hayes invite attendance at an open house honoring their 25th wedding anniversary. The event runs 5 to 7 pm Saturday December 27 at their home on the Bonners Ferry Highway three miles north of Sandpoint.

Eugene Hayes Bonners Ferry Sandpoint

Ada County to Target Property Crime with Grant funded Team

Ada County prosecutors seek a $46,000 federal grant for a special investigator and prosecutor to fight armed robbery burglary grand larceny receiving stolen property and embezzlement. They aim to develop cases before crimes occur and focus on career criminals with targeted victims like Circle K stores.

Boise UPI Ada County David Leroy Leroy Circle K

Complaint Names Intermountain Gas in Antitrust Claim

A complaint filed with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission accuses Intermountain Gas Co of trying to monopolize appliance installation and servicing by underpricing. Sheet Metal Contractors of Idaho and Heating Contractors of Idaho filed the action alleging wholesale pricing and passing losses to customers. Dwight F Bickel, Boise attorney for the contractors, says Intermountain sustains losses in sales and installations. Officials at Intermountain could not be reached for comment.

Boise UPI Idaho Public Utilities Commission Intermountain Gas Co Sheet Metal Contractors of Idaho, Inc The Heating Contractors of Idaho, Inc Intermountain Dwight F Bickel Intermountains

Spokane Plans Major Fire Engine Purchase Despite Budget Gap

Spokane officials expect the city council to authorize a roughly 1 million levy to buy nine new fire engines. City manager Sylvia Fulchler indicated funding, though absent in the 1976 budget, aims to replace aging rigs after eight years.

Spokane UPS Sylvia Fulchler

Power Needs Discussed by Kiwanis Guests in Sandpoint

Stan Witter and Cliff Bolland of Washington Water Power spoke to the Sandpoint Kiwanis Club on energy demand. They noted Spokane’s new secondary treatment plant needs 400 amps of power and linked rising needs to clean air and waste disposal. Members were urged to bring toys for the Toys for Tots drive on December 22.

Sandpoint Kiwanis Club Stan Witter Cliff Bolland Washington Water Power Spokane Kiwanis

Farmers Insurance Group Float In Roses Parade

Agents Bill Fournier and Don Mitchell announce the Farmers Insurance Group float "To America with Love" will appear as the 21st float, number 48, in the Tournament of Roses parade on New Year’s Day. Miss Yvonne Rawn of Scottsdale is the float queen.

Bill Fournier Don Mitchell Farmers Insurance Group of Companies NBC CBS Metromedia Yvonne Rawn Scottsdale Arizona America Farmers Miss Rawn

Geothermal Well Permit Granted In Idaho

Idaho Department of Water Resources issued a permit to Phillips Petroleum Co to drill an exploratory geothermal well in Washington County 16 miles south of Midvale and 12 miles east of Weiser. Gulf Mineral Resources Co received a prior permit for Elmore County and drilling there is temporarily suspended.

Washington County Gulf Mineral Resources Co Denver Elmore County Kenneth H. Fort Phillips Midvale Weiser Fort Gulf Elmore Raft River Cassia Cassia County Department Raft River Electric Cooperaive Inc Energy Research and Development Administration

Energy price controls and a looming energy shock debated

A Library of Congress study warns deregulating natural gas could trigger an energy shock with consumer bills rising 202 to 223 billion dollars annually. The report outlines multiple cost components and notes inflation could rise, while officials debate supply withholding and delivery pace.

William E Clayton Washington UPI Library of Congress Maguire

Piano Seller Pledges Local Repairs and Christmas Cheer

A local piano dealer explains he lacks enough good used pianos in the area and plans to buy more elsewhere with a new truck. He will bring them to Sandpoint and assure quality and service, aiming to return by late January. He wishes readers a merry Christmas.

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