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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1975

Page

3

Idaho ERA Rescission Stalled in House Committee

The Idaho House State Affairs Committee held a resolution to rescind the 1972 ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment for further study. Debate centers on whether a simple majority or two-thirds is required to pass and whether concurrent resolution forms affect the threshold.

Rod Gramer Boise Idaho House State Affairs Committee U.S Peggy Bunting Legislative Council Judiciary & Rules Committee Ralph Gines Nampa Gines William Lanting Sue Reents

Ford's Son Seeks Private Path Amid Forestry Slump

Ford's son Jack, 22, says prospects in forestry are slim as he nears graduation from Utah State University. He contemplates private consulting on natural resources and has received business offers, while not pursuing political ambitions. He visited Boise’s Legislature with David Sands and two Secret Service agents, staying with Rep. Ralph Olmstead and skiing over the weekend.

Boise UPS Ford Jack Utah State University David Sands Secret Service Idaho House Ralph Olmstead Twin Falls Lewiston

Boise Man Finds Body Near Glenwood Bridge

A man walking near the Glenwood Bridge along the Boise River found a 58 year old man’s body wrapped in a blanket dumped on the riverbank. Ada County Sheriff Chuck Palmer said the body appeared from another state and had been in Boise for some time. An autopsy noted a possible skull fracture. investigators are treating the death as homicide.

Boise UPI Glenwood Boise River Ada County Chuck Palmer Robert McClure

Want Ads Daily Announces Fast Results

Classified column promotes quick outcomes for buyers and sellers with concise listings and rapid responses. Highlights include job, sale, and service ads aimed at instant connections and immediate action.

Predator Hunting License Rules and Winter Wildlife Outlook

The state requires a hunting license to hunt any wild animal with an exception for landowners on their property. Winter weather affected big game in January with snow deepening in the Salmon River region and near the Utah Idaho border. Officials report feeding programs and moves to aid the Snowville deer herd, with conditions varying by region and potential future impacts if cold weather persists.

Department of Fish and Game Utah Idaho Snowville Black Pine North Fork Salmon Lost Trail Pass Salmon River Canyon

Benefit Set For Family In Sagle Community Hall

A benefit cake and coffee social will be held at Sagle Community Hall on February 22 at 7 30 for the Ron Stensland family. They lost their new Talache Road home in an early morning fire February 11, escaping in night clothes. Donations are welcome. contact Susan Bristow or Elise Creed for details.

Ron Stensland Sagle Talache Road Susan Bristow Elise Creed

Two Held In Abduction In Wasco County Oregon

Two Idaho men Larry Edward Moxley 36 and Robert Alfred Slovarp 28 were jailed on charges of abducting a 26 year old woman in The Dalles Oregon early Sunday. Moxley faces kidnapping and rape with bail set at 15000 and Slovarp kidnapping with bail set at 10000. The sheriff reports Moxley also accused of stealing the gun used in the abduction in Clarkston Washington.

Dalles Ore UPI Idaho Wasco County Larry Edward Moxley Lewiston Robert Alfred Slovarp Caldwell Moxley Slovarp Sheriff's Office Clarkston Wash

Girl Scouts Celebrate Thinking Day in Sandpoint

Girl Scouts in Sandpoint plan Thinking Day events at St Josephs Church on February 22 from 1 to 4 pm. Brownies to Seniors will share a world foods pot luck and Cadet Troop 123 will present photos from a summer trip to the Girl Scout National Center West.

Sandpoint St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Girl Scout National Center Juliette Low

Idaho GOP debates highway funding and surplus projections

Idaho lawmakers discuss using several million from a projected surplus to fund highway repairs and matching federal money. Andrus and Transportation Director Manning push a $10 million plan, while critics warn only about $5.5 million may be needed. A Revenue Projection Committee will reconvene to refine January’s figures as December exceeded expectations. Transportation subcommittees meet to draft committee recommendations.

Andrus Idaho Department of Transportation Darrell Manning Ford Ralph Olmstead Twin Falls Olmstead Walter Yarbrough Idaho Majority Caucus House Senate Transportation Committees

10 Smelters Meeting Same EPA Standards

The EPA reports ten smelters in the United States and abroad meet the same proposed emissions standards for Bunker Hill Idaho. The list includes American Smelting and Refining Co Columbus Ohio Kennecott Copper Co Salt Lake City St Joseph Minerals Co Herculaneum Missouri Amax Boss Missouri National Zinc Co Bartlesville Oklahoma plus foreign plants Mitrovica Yugoslavia Quebec Canada Avonsmouth England Onahomaain and Aktiealog Sweden.

Kellogg Idaho UPI Environmental Protection Agency U.S Bunker Hill EPA Federal Agency American Smelting and Refining Co Columbus Ohio Kennecott Copper Co Salt Lake City St. Joseph Minerals Co Herculaneum, Mo Amax Boss, Mo National Zinc Co Bartlesville Okla

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