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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1974

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Lawmakers Meet To Plan Next Budget Hearings

Three minority members of Idaho’s Joint Finance Appropriations Committee held a brief meeting in Boise and said they will reconvene Tuesday. Rep. Marion Davidson D Bonners Ferry Rep. Mike Mitchell D Lewiston and James Stoicheff D Sandpoint criticized co chairmen for canceling the pre legislative session hearings arguing the governor’s actions delayed budget testimony before the legislature. The lawmakers noted they acted under Mason's Manual and will notify fiscal officer John Andreas on to arrange further talks.

Richard Charnock Boise UPI Joint Finance Appropriations Committee Marion Davidson Dbonners Ferry Davidson and Sons Mike Mitchell Stoicheff Boise Mitchell Davidson John C. Andreason

Hypo-theramy film to be shown at Sandpoint Chamber meeting

The Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce will screen a film titled By Nature's Rules on hypo-theramy and exposure to the elements at its regular Tuesday noon meeting at the Elks. The Associated Sterling Films presentation targets outdoor recreation fans and accompanies talk of Chamber reorganization at a Thursday director's session. Gas shortages raise tourist-season concerns, though inquiries remain steady as 1973 tourist visits through the Chamber office rose to 6,156 from 5,920 in 1972.

Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce the Elks Associated Sterling Films Chamber Barbara Remmers

Boat Motor Stolen On Sunnyside Peninsula

Bonner County authorities report the theft of an 18 horsepower Johnson outboard motor from a trailer house on Sunnyside Peninsula near Spokane. The motor was on a boat parked beside the trailer and a six gallon gas can was also taken. The trailer appears to have been entered. nothing else was reported missing.

Roe Crabtree Spokane Bonner County

New Boat Ramp Bids Tabled In Sandpoint

The Sandpoint city commission tabled a bid for a 60 foot boat ramp extension after contractor complaints the plans were incomplete. Kennedy Development bid 15000 dollars and Jerry Fitzpatrick 7800 dollars. plans by Engineer Bill Wyatt remained in question for dewatering and ramp extension work.

Sandpoint City Beach Harold Anselmo Kennedy Development Jerry Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick Bill Wyatt

Committee Eyes District Teachers In Bonner County

A Bonner County Schools committee on teacher evaluation met Friday and plans to present recommendations to the Board of Trustees by March 1. The group includes five citizens five teachers three students and three administrators plus assistant superintendent Mike Lamanna.

Bonner County Mike Lamanna Bee Board of Trustees Lamanna Nancy Andersen Elaine Clark Bill Dinman Blaine Stevens Lavelle Turner Donna Jo Leonard Patti Millheister Pat Shields Florine Dooley Glen Ford Patricia Herman Virginia Libby

Bishop Speaks At Friday Meet

Rep. Russell Bishop of Priest Lake addressed about 30 attendees in a Friday session, discussing Idaho government reorganization, land use, pull tabs, and bottle returns. He also unveiled a draft bill on forest harvesting, road-building rules, reforestation, and forest land protections, with a forest practices advisory council to guide rule adoption.

Idaho Russell Bishop Priest Lake Rep. Bishop Department of Public Lands Public Lands Russel-Bishop Bishop

Andrus Accused Of Trying To Embarrass GOP

Idaho state Sen. James Ellsworth charged Gov. Cecil Andrus aimed to prolong the upcoming session to embarrass the GOP. Ellsworth, president pro tempore of the Idaho Senate, told Challis and Salmon Chambers of Commerce that Andrus asked state agencies not to cooperate with the Joint Finance Committee. He noted co chairs canceled pre session hearings saying budget data would come after Andrus delivers his budget message on January 17.

Ellsworth

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