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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1975

Page

3

Sandpoint City Council debates comprehensive plan at uproarious meeting

Residents challenge a proposed comprehensive plan amid fears of regional government and property rights loss. Speakers warn of constitutional issues and urge dissolution of planning bodies as public meeting set for March 6. Budget items include sludge truck, dock razing, and park landscaping plans.

Brown R.G. Tatterson Sandpoint Tatterson Rockefeller Ford Idaho Seattle Archie Yaeger Planning Zoning Commission Richard Tatterson Verbage Ray Davis Walter Merrit U.S Planning and Zoning Commission Panhandle Bob Kalb Dave Easton George Harper Joe Haines Old City JUB Engineers Ed. Bitzman University of Idaho Pine Street Jack Young Old City Dock Edna Spearman Bonner County Ed Nettleton Jess Penrod Bob Farmin Ray Eller Fred Darnell Bonner County Historical Society Lions Club

Idaho Legislators Cautious On Finishing Timeframe

Idaho lawmakers from District 1 voiced uncertainty about finishing within the 60 day limit as the 43rd Legislature debates governor proposals. Some feel ahead, others warn against rushing, with pay increase bills back in committee and a local option liquor bill dropped by Rep. Don Maynard.

Brett Crompton Boise Idaho Sen Kermit Kiebert Dhope Don Maynard D-Clark Fork Marion Davidson Donners Kiebert Maynard

Act Repeal Bill Approved In Idaho Senate

Idaho Senator Stan Kress reports the Senate Local Government and Taxation Committee approved a bill to repeal Idaho's Fair Trade Act. He notes seven states this year repealed similar laws, including Washington, and argues the act keeps high priced trademark items artificially fixed amid inflation.

Boise API Stan Kress D-Firth Senate Local Government and Taxation Committee Idaho Kress Washington

Idaho lawmaker proposes eight inch ice fishing hole limit

Idaho Representative Harold Reid introduces a bill to cap ice fishing hole diameter at eight inches, aiming to reduce danger from large holes. A letter from Winchester resident Jan Hamann spurred the move after describing three to four foot holes on Winchester Lake and a near accident.

Boise Harold Reid Craigmont Reid House Commerce & Labor Committee Action Forum Lewiston Morning Tribune Jan Hamann Winchester Winchester Lake Idaho Montana Legislative Council Fish& Game Commission B.C

Land Board OKs Fremont County Land Exchange

The Idaho State Land Board voted 3-1 to proceed with a land exchange in Fremont County, with a two year pledge not to sell or develop any acquired land. The move follows hours of discussion with Fremont officials and state agencies wary of development.

Richard Charnock Boise UPI State Land Board Fremont County Legislative Land Grant Advisory Committee Cecil D. Andrus Fremont County Planning and Zoning Commission Parks, Fish and Game and Planning Agencies Fremont Legislative Advisory Committee Land Board BLM Parks Steve Bly Robert Wise State Planning Melvin Hammond Rexburg Joe R. Williams Williams Fish and Game and Parks Departments

Howe Sees Package Tours for Idaho Tourism Growth

Idaho’s director of tourism and industrial development Lloyd Howe told the Development and Publicity Council that packaged tours could attract more business. He noted a domestic travel agent conference to promote tours and that Idaho may seek matching funds from the U S Travel Service for promotional advertising abroad.

Boise UPI Idaho Lloyd Howe Development and Publicicity Council Discover America Council Howe U.S. Travel Service Washington, D.C Paul Fritz National Park Service Congress Silent City of Rocks

Ninety One More Registered in The Past Ten Days

The state reports 379 total registrations after 10 days. Deputy Secretary Dryden Hiler calls the rise amazing and notes an initial expectation that 50 would be a large number.

Boise UPI Dryden Hiler

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