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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1975
Page
1
Forest Service warns snowmobiles using the plowed Lakeview Road 278 from Clark Fork Idaho to Cedar Creek violate state law. Officers will issue traffic citations. road ends are posted for safety and to protect vehicular traffic.
A Boise report shows three amendments to Idaho’s Sunshine Law aim to cap contributions and spending for legislative and statewide races and for federal offices. Federal law now sets higher caps, pre empting state limits on federal campaigns, while the sponsor seeks public input despite conflicts.
Former prosecuting attorney Dan Featherston accuses the Sandpoint Daily Bee and Bonner County Sheriff's Office of misquoting and failing to properly investigate an unattended death. He cites prior cases and says outside help was needed from Idaho Department of Law Enforcement, urging cooperation from the sheriff.
Occasional snow expected tonight and Friday with a 60 percent precipitation chance. Light easterly winds 5 to 15 mph. Temperatures fall to 15 tonight and rise to 30 Friday.
The EPA gave Bunker Hill Co 30 days to submit a plan to halt zinc and cadmium seepage from a settling pond into the Coeur d'Alene River. The agency will monitor river and tributaries to gauge levels while assessing possible civil action if the firm fails to act.
Two Idaho Democrats warned the caucus Gov. Cecil Andrus may veto Republican tax relief plans if a $22.1 million surplus remains. Rep. Perry Swisher and Rep. Harold Reid discussed potential vetoes as Republicans push an up to $18 million relief package, including a 10 percent across the board refund. Andrus’ office said no veto decision is made before bills are studied.
Sandpoint police investigate tire slashings in the 800 and 900 blocks of Alder on Tuesday night. Officer Chuck Bastian found flat tires on a patrol check and discovered one tire punctured in two places. Four more vehicles were found with punctured tires. a sixth was later reported. Owners named are William Mendenhall Clifton Byrd Robert Pellens Albert Williams Jim Molt and John Ekwortzell.
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