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Newspaper

Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1972

Page

7

Drug Hearings Wind-Up Today

Five area youths were bound over to District Court after day long preliminary hearings on drug related felonies. The six remaining suspects from the December 16 mass drug raid in Sandpoint face further hearings, with bonds originally set at 5000 dollars, and all represented by local attorneys.

Louie Kins Dover James Burke Ponderay Dan Gustafson Sandpoint Mark Lewis Howard Peterson Priest River Tom Cooke James Hunt Mike Rogers Pat Keane Larry Kins Dan Silvers Fred Fuller Gerald Martin Everett D. Hofmeister Bonner County Robert Wilcox

Andrus to propose regional environmental accord at governors meeting

Idaho Governor Cecil Andrus will urge a regional plan at the National Governors Conference to curb further dam building in Hell's Canyon and to protect steelhead and salmon runs in the Snake and Columbia river basins. He also fields educational TV satellite programs for the Rocky Mountain states for 1973 and backs a conference committee's critique of the Nixon VAT proposal.

Washington UPI Idaho Cecil Andrus Governors’ Conference Andrus Pacific Northwest Hells Canyon Snake Columbia River Idaho Democrat Federation of Rocky Mountain States Rocky Mountain

Priest Lake Residents OK Sewer Projects

Priest Lake residents in Coolin and Kalispell Bay voted in favor of sewer projects. Coolin district approved indebtedness of 301 400 with FHA matching funds and grant for sewer facilities. Kalispell Bay voters backed 168 300 bonding for a sanitary sewer project. Outlet Bay will vote Monday on 218 300 bonding.

Coolin Idaho Priest Lake Kalispell Bay Coeur d’ Alene FHA Outlet Bay

Sunnyside Pair Arrested in Tire Theft Probe

Michael J. Spear and Christina Lee Holly, both 19, were arrested in a joint City Police and Sheriff's investigation into the theft of four tires from a Sandpoint Motors Co. lot. The tires were recovered. They face third degree theft charges and are jailed in Bonner County with $500 bonds.

Michael J. Spear Christina Lee Holly Spear Sunnyside Sandpoint Motors Co David Hare Bill Rice George Elliot Dale Sheffield Elliot Spears Miss Holly Bonner County

Code repeal passes Idaho House on last-minute vote flip

Boise UPI The Idaho House passed a controversial criminal code repeal by a 33-32 vote after two legislators switched from no to aye. Initial machine tallies showed a 33-33 tie due to a faulty voting readout, prompting a later caucus correction by Speaker William J. Lanting. The reversal marked the first adjournment with an action later found to be opposite the published result.

Boise UPI House Margot Tregoning D-Wardner William J. Lanting R-Hollister Joe Wagner D-Lewiston Marison Davidson Wagner Davidson Lanting Mason Senate

Diamond Cup Races Face New Obstacle in Coeur d Alene

Coeur d Alene Idaho promoters of the Diamond Cup Unlimited Hydroplane Race scheduled for July 30 must meet the city outdoor musical events law and post a $5000 bond for every 5000 attendees. Mayor John McHugh said potential attendance could reach 100000.

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