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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1971

Page

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Elliot Nabs Wanted Man In Sandpoint Police Action

Sandpoint police and NCIC combined to arrest Thomas James McEwen 33, wanted in Red Lodge Montana for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution and grand larceny. He worked as a clerk at Pend Oreille Sport Shop in Sandpoint until yesterday and was jailed after a $5000 bond set by Justice Court Magistrate Margaret Burns.

NCIC Montana Thomas James McEwen Pend Oreille Sandpoint George Elliot Elliot Ontario Canada McEwen Dick Whittaker Red Lodge Art Bourasssa Bonner County Justice Court Margaret Burns

Hunter Safety Program Set at Sandpoint Eagles Lodge

The Sandpoint Eagles Lodge will run a ten week hunter safety course for boys and girls 11 and older starting Monday at 6 p.m. at the Sandpoint Rifle Range. Earl Chapin says 12 coaches will staff the program which covers gun safety and backcountry survival. 25 cents per week covers targets and incidental items. No advance registration is required. attendees should arrive next Monday at 6 p.m.

Sand- Point Eagles Lodge Earl Chapin Chapin Sandpoint Rifle Range Lake Street

Sandpoint Weather Outlook With Snow Through Thursday

Mostly cloudy with snow at times through Thursday and slowly moderating temperatures. 60 percent today and 40 percent tonight for Sday. Highs around 20 today, 15 tonight, 25 Thursday. Northern Idaho outlook shows weekend snow with highs 25 to 35 and lows in the 20s.

Northern Idaho

Real Estate Class Offered By Bonner Board in Sandpoint

The Bonner Boundary Board of Realtors announces a ten week public course on elementary real estate principles and practices in Sandpoint. It runs Wednesdays at 7 p.m. starting January 13 in the Sandpoint Junior High annex, approved by the University of Idaho. Fees are 25 dollars for non licensees and 20 dollars for licensees, including the textbook. Dan Carter will teach. pre registration at Sommerfeld Realty, 101 N First Ave.

Bonner Boundary Board of Realtors Ucendeed Sandpoint Junior High School University of Idaho Dan Carter Sommerfeld Realty Office First Avenue Sandpoint

Andrus Retains Works Director for Legislative Session

Boise Idaho reports Gov Cecil D Andrus will keep Robert V De Shazo as public works director temporarily to present a budget to the 1970 legislative session. The governor may appoint a new director after the session. De Shazo and three partners who bought 480 acres south of Boise paid their 1970 land payments totaling 3940 dollars plus interest after a deadline extension to November 1 1970.

Boise UPI Cecil D. Andrus Andrus Robert V. de Shazo de Shazo Land Board

Chamber Directors Back Road Location And Economic Outlook

Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce directors approved a resolution to build the Boyer Cutoff Road at the Kootenai Cutoff site. A detailed Nordeen report urged steps to boost the area's economy, noting 1970 trends and 1971 expectations, including tourism gains, housing starts, and changing federal policies impacting local business. Continue on page two.

Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce Boyer Cutoff Boyer Avenue Highway 95 Kootenai William Nordeen Commercial Development and Natural Resources Committee Idaho Bonner County Schweitzer Basin Administration Federal Reserve Board Sandpoint

Idaho Mining Output Dips in 1979 Despite Higher Silver Prices

Interior Department reports Idaho mineral production fell to 116.5 million dollars in 1979 from 118.3 million in 1969. Silver remained the leading value product at 29 percent, with gains in antimony vanadium and copper. Copper up 9 percent in tonnage and value, while iron ore lead zinc and gold declined. Mercury from Idaho Almaden yielded 1014 flasks. The estimated value rose to 34.188 million dollars due to higher prices.

Portland UPI Idaho Interior Department U.S. Bureau of Mines Idaho-Almaden Weiser

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