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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1974

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Boise Gas Give Away Sparks City Line At Jensen’s

Boise police managed a four block car queue as Mark Jensen at Jensen’s Chevron gave away free gas to 200 drivers. He aimed to protest IRS price rollbacks after the agency required refunds totaling 1900 dollars from excess profits. About 2000 gallons were distributed in 75 minutes with a final bill of eight dollars.

Internal Revenue Service Mark Jensen Jensen Chevron Boise Barbara Reed Jensen’s

Firemen battle Spokane hotel blaze near Expo site

Fire crews of 63 men and 14 units fought the Coeur d Alene Hotel fire for about 30 minutes to gain control after an early morning blaze. The 70 year old hotel, undergoing Expo preparations, suffered damage to upper floors roof penthouse and elevator shaft with smoke and flames seen into the day. One firefighter Mark Phillips was slightly injured by falling debris and treated at Sacred Heart Medical Center.

Spokane UPI Coeur d’Alene Mark Phillips Sacred Heart Medical Center

Sandpoint Weather Forecast Partial Clearing Tonight

Weather in Sandpoint shows partial clearing tonight with patchy clouds. Winds southwest 15 to 25 mph. Chance of precipitation 40 percent tonight and 20 percent Wednesday. Wednesday high around 40 and tonight low near 25.

Deadline Near For Bonner County Reserve Officer Program

Bonner County Sheriff’s Office reports 27 applications to the Reserve Officer Training Program with a March 1 deadline. An organizational meeting will follow applications and interviews will select those accepted. Training lasts six months with topics from Constitution and Idaho code to traffic enforcement and courtroom procedures.

Bonner County Sheriff’s Department Brian Timblin Timblin Sheriff's Office

Andrus Signs Major Idaho Executive Reorganization Bill

Governor Cecil D. Andrus signed the first of nine bills to reorganize state government. Measures create or overhaul the Industrial Commission Education Department Insurance Transportation Self-governing Agencies Secretary of State Correction Board of Examiners and Parks and Recreation.

Boise API Cecil D Andrus Andrus Industrial Commission Department of Education Department of Insurance Department of Transportation Department of Self-governing Agencies Office of Secretary of State Department of Correction Board of Examiners Department of Parks and Recreation

Mitchell Stans jury selection begins today

Jury selection starts today in the trial of former Attorney General John N. Mitchell and former Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans. They face 10 counts each including perjury conspiracy and obstruction of justice over alleged trading of government favors for Nixon campaign donations.

John Pryor NEW York UPI John N. Mitchell Commerce Maurice Stans Nixon Lee Gagliardi Mitchell Stans

Idaho Parks Dept Wins Interior Grant for Farragut Park

The Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation receives a 64 912 grant from Interior to develop 45 trailer camping units and support facilities at Farragut State Park on Pend Oreille Lake. U S Senator James A Mc Clure reported the decision.

Washington, D.C Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation Department of Interior Farragut State Park U.S James A. McClure Pend Oreille Lake

Idaho State Board seeks 50000 for lawsuit costs

The State Board of Education asked the Legislature for a 50000 appropriation to cover expenses from a lawsuit filed by Rufus Lyman, a former Idaho State University biology professor, arguing private counsel is needed due to the case's constitutional and statutory significance and potential to invite further suits challenging governance.

Lyman Milton Small Higher Anthony Park Small

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