Avalanche Dangers Highlighted At Sandpoint Session
U.S. Forest Service hydrologist Dave Rosgen warned local snowmobilers and outdoorsmen in Sandpoint that avalanches pose real risks. He cited three recent snowmobile incidents in the area and urged awareness of avalanche indicators and safe routes beyond developed areas.
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Dave Rosgen
U.S. Forest Service
Sandpoint
Rosgen
Schweitzer Basin
Priest Lake
Pack River
John Skinner
Skinner
U. S. Forest Service
Faux Named Vice President at Idaho First National Bank Sandpoint
Howard C. Faux has been named Vice President and Manager of the Sandpoint office after the board meeting. A Buhl native, he graduated from local high school in 1944, University of Idaho in 1949, and Pacific Coast Banking School in 1968. He began at Idaho First in 1952, rising through Coeur d'Alene offices to manager, and serves as director of the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce while holding local office roles with March of Dimes and Idaho Heart Association. He and his wife Mary and their six children live on Route 2 in Sandpoint.
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Howard C. Faux
Sandpoint
Idaho First National Bank
Buhl
Faux
University of Idaho
Pacific Coast Banking School
University of Washington
Seattle
Fourth Street
Coeur d’Alene
The
Kiwanis Club
Kaniksu Forest
Mary
Route 2
TV Operators Oppose Andrus Time Exemption Proposal
Idaho television operators challenge Gov. Andrus proposal to exempt southern Idaho from daylight saving time. They warn it would burden the broadcast industry and delay programs, urging the Transportation Department to hear their case. Stations across the state cite cost, scheduling, and interstate commerce impacts.
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United Press International
Idaho
Cecil D. Andrus
Secretary of Transportation
Andrus
Mountain
Transportion—Department
J. Allen Jensen
KID
Idaho Falls
Georgia Davison
KTVB
Boise
Theople
Johntz
Gener
al Moager
Idaho Governor Affirms 55 mph National Speed Cap
Governor Cecil D. Andrus says the 55 mph limit signed by President Nixon is a fair compromise. He notes Idaho favored 60 mph but will align with federal law and save about 15000 dollars by delaying sign changes while considering raising speeds on some highways to 55 where allowed.
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Boise
UPI
Cecil D. Andrus
Nixon
Andrus
Idaho
Highway Board
Carl Moore
Sandpoint Weather Advisory for Drifting Snow
Travelers face occasional drifting snow and continued cold with a few snow showers tonight and Friday. Northerly winds reach 10 to 25 mph with higher gusts and a 30 percent chance of snow.
Hagadone reshuffles publishers at two Idaho papers
Duane B. Hagadone appoints C Patrick King as Beloit Daily News publisher after 25 years with the Coeur d'Alene Press. Roy C. Wellman to become Press publisher, returning from Beloit Daily News where he has led since 1970. King departs this weekend for Wisconsin.
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The
Press
University of Idaho
Wellman
University of Washington
Hagadone
Dalles
Ore
Chronicle
Columbia Basin Daily Herald
Moses Lake
Beloit Daily News
King
Energy Saver Gets Ticket in Illstate Patrol Stop
Paul Rom, 21, of Chicago, stopped by state police in Lincoln Illinois Wednesday night for driving without headlights. He claimed he drove from St Louis Missouri to conserve energy but received a $25 ticket and posted bond before continuing to Chicago with lights on.
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Lincoln
Ill
UPI
Paul Rom
Chicago
Rom
St Louis
Idaho Agencies Eye Savings With Smaller Cars
Governor Cecil D. Andrus says an executive order will cut state vehicle costs by mandating smaller cars. Idaho expects about 430 000 dollars in seven year savings and roughly 62 000 dollars annually from reduced fuel use driven by a shift to six cylinder sub compact and intermediate vehicles.
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Boise
UPS
Idaho
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
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Idaho Heart Association
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