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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1976

Page

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Budget Cut Shrinks Sandpoint Police Funding in 1976

Sandpoint faces up to an $82,000 police budget reduction as the city aims to trim over $131,000 from the current expense budget. Finance Chair JC Benoit warns expenses will outpace revenue, with daily gaps widening unless actions include consolidations and personnel cuts. A special committee, led by Mayor Les Brown, will study options including merging the police communications center, cutting patrols, and ending the detective division.

Sandpoint JC Benoit Benoit Gene Holt Holt Les Brown Emma Lou Hook Ozzie Vallieres George Harper Brown Easton Police Study Committee

Hells Canyon Recreation Area Created

President Ford signed a bill creating the Hells Canyon National Recreation Area to block further hydroelectric development along a 110 mile Snake River gorge. About 665000 acres on both sides will become protected, with portions designated wilderness, ending decades of dam proposals and a 20 year battle among Northwest power interests and environmental groups.

Lewiston Idaho UPI Northwest Snake River Ford Hells Canyon North America Snake Washington Oregon Pacific Northwest Power Co Washington Public Power Supply System Wendell Satre Satre Cecil Andrus Andrus Snake In National Marine Fisheries Center Columbia Snake Rivers Senate Natonal House Steve Symms

Ebbett Recognized by Idaho Women’s Programs Panel

Mrs Marian Ebbett chair of School District 82 trustees earns statewide honor from the Idaho Commission on Women’s Programs. The ICWP praises educators who foster student growth and community betterment as part of International Women’s Year observances by UN, Ford, and Andrus during the bicentennial celebrations.

Marian Ebbett Dist. 82 Idaho Commission On Women's Programs Ehrlich ICWP Idaho United Nations Gerald Ford Cecil D Andrus

Snow Depth Records Set at Schweitzer Ridge

Snow depth at Schweitzer Ridge reached about 50 inches on Tuesday December 30 as measured by Vern Bromgard of the Soil Conservation Service and Dave Thorson of the Forest Service. It stands at 64 percent of the 10 year average and 54 percent of last year’s 93 inches with 19.3 inches of water content. At the Lodge area the depth was 33 inches, an all time record low for the January 1 reading since the 1964 snow course start.

Schweitzer Ridge Vern Bromgard Soil Conservation Service Dave Thorson Forest Service

Weather Outlook For Coeur d Alene Sand Point

Increasing clouds today with occasional light snow tonight and Saturday. Cold conditions continue with light winds. Snow chances listed at 10 percent today 30 percent tonight and 40 percent Saturday. Highs near 25 today and Saturday with a low around 15 tonight.

Coeur D'Alene

More Divorces Babies In 1975 Idaho Vital Stats

Idaho 1975 vital statistics show higher divorces and birth rates and longer life expectancy. Ada County led in divorces and deaths while state population rose to about 832 000. Births reached 16 250 with rate 19.8 per 1000. deaths declined to 6 450 and divorces to 5 275 from 4 008 prior year. Janet Wick notes rising divorce trend since 1973 and stable marriages.

Boise UPI Idaho Office of Vital Statistics Ada County Idaho Janet Wick

Idaho Legislature Eyes Size of Education and Health Budgets

District One Senator Kermit Kiebert of Hope says education and Health and Welfare budgets are the two largest in state government and likely to face scrutiny next session in Boise. He predicts potential cuts or slower growth, notes a proposed 50 million dollar Health and Welfare increase, and highlights debates on home rule and public employee bargaining as top issues. He plans to depart for Boise and hopes to finish within the 60 day session.

Idaho Boise District One Kermit Kiebert Hope Kiebert Health and Welfare Department Health and Welfare Idaho Cities Association

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Dave Easton John McHugh Rei ARs _ Sandpoint Bonner General Hospital Dave and Sue Campbell Trout Creek Montana Malaya Kea Campbell Hells Canyon Recreation Area Ebbett Pat Ehrlich Commission BY Dave Finkelnburg Association of Idaho Cities Bonner County
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