City Engineer Nominee Green Tabled For Council Vote
A city engineer candidate from Coeur d’Alene, Marlin Green, was recommended by a Sandpoint search committee led by Councilman Joe Venishnick after interviews with three finalists and six applications. Mayor Ed Eitzman will present the committee’s choice to the council at 5:30 p.m. If approved and Green accepts, he would oversee sewer treatment plant operations.
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Sandpoint
Ed Eitzman
Eitzman
Coeur d'Alene
Marlin
Green
Joe Venishnick
Venishnick
Mittee
Bitzgman
Coeur d’Alene
Ways and Means
Auto Stolen From Residence in Kootenai Area
Linda Rohrick reported her car stolen from 718 Church St after leaving keys in the ignition with the motor running and valuables inside. The vehicle was recovered Saturday morning with no items missing. Daniel E Johnson said his chain saw valued at 500 dollars was taken from his front porch during the early hours after a party.
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Linda Rohrick
Kootenai
Church St
Rohrick
Daniel E. Johnson
5Th, Ave
Three arrested on marijuana possession charges Saturday night
A Sagle man Bruce Sleep age 18 was arrested at 10 30 pm and released on his own recognizance. Two Sandpoint juveniles were arrested around 11 pm and released to their parents on promises to appear for a hearing.
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Sagle
Bruce Sleep
Assault Charge Arrest of Glenn W. Gabbard in Bonners County
Clark Fork man Glenn W. Gabbard arrested at 1 15 am Sunday on a charge of attempting to assault a police officer. He is confined in Bonners County Jail with no bond set.
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Clark Forkman
Glenn W. Gabbard
Bonners County
Weather outlook with low clouds and fog through Tuesday
Forecast calls for low clouds and fog through Tuesday with freezing drizzle and little temperature change. Light winds and a 4 percent chance of precipitation. Highs today and Tuesday reach 35 degrees.
Snowmobile collision kills two men in Island Park area
Idaho Falls residents Eldon G. Ferguson aged 53 and Loy J. Smouth aged 42 were killed when their snowmobiles collided in Island Park north of Idaho Falls. Police report both riders were traveling at high speeds and were ejected from their machines.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
UPI
Island Park
Eldon G. Ferguson
Loy J. Smouth
Ririe
Smout
Fergusson
Public Hearing Set in Boise on Air Pollution Permit Rules
A public hearing will be held February 11 in the State Office Building Boise on proposed revisions to air pollution control regulations. The changes require a construction permit before new sources are built and clarify review timelines while adding for public comment on permit decisions. The meeting starts at 9 a.m. in the first floor auditorium.
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Boise
UPS
State ‘ Office
Department of Health and Welfare
Fast Landing On Highway Stuns Onlookers
Lyle Babcock, 59, landed his single engine plane on U.S. Highway 12 after his radio microphone cord entangled his hand. The two seater touched down crossways, bounced over a perimeter fence, and struck an embankment between the airfield and the road.
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Orofino
Idatio
Lyle
Babcock
Pierce
U.S. Highway 12
Belt Tightening Begins Amid Record Low Snow
Bonner County faces a water crisis as record low snowfall threatens Schweitzer Ski Basin and regional businesses. Industry, farms, forestry, and power firms brace for possible cuts as January water content and February snowpack hit all time lows, with utilities warning of potential load reduction.
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The
Daily Bee
Bonner County
Mike Dalen
US Soil Conservation Service
Schweitzer
Schweitzer Basin
Vern Bromgard
Schweitzer Ridge
Sam Wormington
Energy program may be chopped by Idaho lawmakers
Idaho lawmakers weighing the fate of the federally funded Energy Management Division as the Joint Finance and Appropriations Committee considers trimming or ending the office. The plan aims to cut energy use 5 percent by 1980 with standards for buildings and transit, while critics argue the office duplicates duties of other agencies.
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Glenn Cruickshank
Boise
Idaho
Idaho Office of Energy
Joint Finance and Appropriations Committee
Marty Montgomery
Montgomery
Office of Energy
Jackson
Public Utilities Commission
Water Resources Board
Evans
Energy Council
Dallas businessman claims solution to gas shortage in Ohio report
Paul J. Venus of Free World Energy, a Dallas group formed by ex military officers, touts a white box converting liquid fuel into a clean gas. He claims the liquid costs about 30 cents per gallon and would sell at 2.75 per thousand cubic feet, with a 10 year price guarantee if customers buy a $30,000 converter.
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Venus
Free’ World ‘Energy, Corp
Dallas
Free World
ERA Resolution Passes Committee in Idaho
A Senate Judiciary and Rules Committee meeting sent to the floor without recommendation the House approved resolution to rescind Idaho's ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. The measure passed the House 44-26 and is set for Senate action Tuesday.
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House
GOP
Majority
Walter Yarbrough
Grand View
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Columbia
EPA
Bee
Vern Bromberg
Soil Conservation Service
Dave Thorsen
U.S. Forest Service
Larry Jackson
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IFG
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