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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1973

Page

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Bonner County rejects travel trailer park permit request

Bonner County Planning Commission denied Allan R. Gibson’s 126 site travel trailer park off Sunnyside cutoff road east of Sandpoint citing poor access due to a railroad underpass and traffic concerns on Highway 200. Concerns included potential Lake Pend Oreille contamination, water table issues, and lakefront appearance. The panel also tabled Paradise View Estates’ revised preliminary approval for a first hand site view, and approved two zone changes for new Commercial areas.

Bonner County Planning Commission Commission Allan R. Gibson Sunnyside Sandpoint Lakeside Planning Commission Lake Pend Oreille Bill Wise John Smith Kaniksu Shores Paradise View Trestle Creek Ray Raineri Raineri Wagon Bridge Inn US 95 Long Bridge Wise Wendlemere Hope Health Department Kalispell Bay Wild Meadows Pack River Properties Green Acres

Weather Outlook for Sandpoint Mixed Clouds and Snow Flurries

Sandpoint forecast calls for variable cloudiness through Saturday with a chance of snow flurries late tonight and Saturday. Light easterly winds and a 30 percent precipitation chance tonight rising to 50 percent Saturday. High near 35 and low around 25.

Groundhog Phil Sees Shadow on Groundhog Day

Punxsutawney Phil emerged from Gobbler's Knob at 7 29 a m EST saw his shadow and hurried back underground signaling six more weeks of winter The mild morning drew hundreds of spectators including college and high school students The crowd split after the prediction for pancakes and sausage breakfast at the country club and a day of celebrations.

Punxsutawney, Pa Upi Punxsutawney Phil Gobbler’s Knob Gobbler

States Should Share Highway Funds Says McClure

Senator James McClure of Idaho introduced a resolution to apportion states their share of 1974 interstate highway funds. He noted some states have exhausted prior apportionments and said the measure would let interstate work proceed while not replacing a comprehensive highway bill.

Washington UPD James McClure Idaho

Amendment Would Strip U of Powers

The Senate State Affairs Committee moves a constitutional amendment to strip the University of Idaho of special powers. Sen. Phil Batt says it would end the school's territorial powers and provisions prohibiting tuition for Idaho residents. The measure would also eliminate the board of regents. education officials would oversee public higher learning.

State Board of Education

East River Lumber Co. to cut prices under price controls

East River Lumber Company in Priest River voluntarily cuts lumber prices for six months after exceeding base period profit margins. Jerome Peterson of the Economic Stabilization staff cites IRS Price Controls investigations into Idaho firms and hopes for broader cooperation.

East River Lumber Company Ines Priest River Jerald M. Peterson Peterson IRS Nixon Cost of Living Council Idaho

Nixon Declares Nation Sound and Promises Leaner Government

President Nixon, in a 1500 word message to Congress, says the nation is sound and full of promise while calling for smaller government and more reliance on individuals to decide at home and abroad. He references the Vietnam War and notes the country has endured a tough period without surrendering ideals.

Washington WPD Nixon Congress

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