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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1977

Page

5

Sandpoint Faces Critical Water Shortage Amid Lake Low Levels

City officials warn of a critical water shortage as Lake Pend Oreille runs low. Public Works Chief says the lake’s level is insufficient and pumping risks air intake. Mayor cites poor Washington Corps of Engineers communication as a factor while urging conservation. Council meeting extends late into the night with several ordinances and budget items approved.

Brian Moe Sandpoint Public Works Jack Leckner Washington Army. Corps of Engineers Bitzman Lake Pend Oreille Eitzman WWP Corps Alberni Falls Church Streets

Commission Votes To Move On Idaho Plan

Idaho Fish and Game Commission moves ahead on a three volume state plan. It agrees on 20 policy statements while keeping revenue consideration separate from management decisions. Public input from hunters and fishermen will guide future regulations.

Boise UPI Idaho Fish and Game Commission State Fish and Wildlife Plan Commisson

Idaho Governor Receives Revenue Sharing Payment

Governor Cecil D. Andrus received a $2,017,622 check the second of two revenue sharing payments and sent it to State Treasurer Marjorie Ruth Moon. He also received $176,645 under the Antirecession Fiscal Assistance program for the quarter starting Jan 1 under the 1976 Public Works Employment Act.

Boise Upi Cecil D. Andrus Marjorie Ruth Moon Andrus

Spokane Acts to Allow Self Defense Firearm Discharges

Spokane City Council amended its firearms ordinance after a resident warned he could be ticketed for discharging a shotgun during a burglary pursuit. The change makes self defense gunfire permissible while keeping discharges as a misdemeanor under other circumstances.

Spokane OPS Gary Berkhousen

Sandpoint Teen Invited to Carter Inauguration

Sandpoint High School senior Lori Stone plans to attend James E Carter’s inauguration in Washington D C after writing a supportive letter last summer. Funds are being raised by local civic groups to cover the $350 travel cost and lodging.

Sandpoint High School Lori Stone Jimmy Carter Washington D.C Lori Larry Stone Lawrence Stone James Earl Carter Carter Stone Portland Oregon Spokane Washington D.C Sandpoint

Area Legislators praise Andrus State of the State address

Bonner County lawmakers praised Governor Cecil Andrus for a timely State of the State speech. Rep. Don Maynard highlighted kindergarten growth and senior property tax relief plans. Rep. Marion Davidson supported tax relief and local government study before reforms. Sen. Kermit Keibert commended environmental and energy provisions and anticipated tax-forest industry gains.

Boise Cecil D. Andrus Don Maynard Clark Fork Maynard Bonner County Marion Davidson Donners Ferry Andrus State State Revenue and Tax Commission Bonner “County Sen Kermit Kiebert D-Hope Keibert Kiebert

Idaho Students Outperform National Average in State Test

Idaho students in 4th 8th and 11th grades scored above the national norm in most basic skills on a statewide test using the California Basic Skills Test. Roy Truby state superintendent presented findings to the Board of Education noting strengths and areas needing work while stressing no district by district comparisons and that results reflect overall Idaho performance.

Boise Idaho State Department of Education Roy Truby State Superintendent of Public Instruction Board of Education Truby Lewiston Morning Tribune California McGraw-Hill Publishing Company

Manitoba Developments sues Pack River for 12.4 million

Manitoba Development Corp a Manitoba Crown company sues Pack River Co in U S District Court for 12 4 million damages alleging a 1968 contract to build a sawmill at The Pas Manitoba with 100 million board feet capacity was not fulfilled and claims unpaid interest on a 9.6 million loan Also seeks an accounting Robert Whaley Spokane attorney represents Leifur Hallgrimson receiver manager of Manitoba Development Corp and names Pack River President James M Brown Jr and counsel Cester Chastek as defendants

Spokane UPS Manitoba.Development Corp Manitoba Canada Pack River’ ‘Co Pack River U.S. District Court Pas Pack

Cedar Industry Assistance Sought From ICC

Senator Frank Church reports the Interstate Commerce Commission will study Idaho Cedar Industry concerns over obtaining motor carrier service to move cedar products to market. Commission secretary Robert L. Oswald said a field staff member will contact Idaho Cedar Industry members. The issue, raised in Moscow earlier, cites transportation shortages affecting mills and landings across north Idaho.

Frank Church Interstate Commerce Commission Church Commission Robert L Oswald ICC San Francisco Idaho Moscow

Aerodrome founder Clayton Henley dies in Idaho

Clayton E Henley creator and owner of Henley Aerodrome in Athol Idaho died Saturday after an apparent heart attack. He built a landing strip a museum and restaurant in 1973 drawing hundreds of antique aircraft pilots for weekend summer fly ins and air shows. Funeral services in Coeur d Alene were planned for Wednesday. He is survived by his wife Nadine a son and a daughter.

Athol, Idaho API Henley Clayton E Henley London Daily Mail Yates Funeral Home Coeur d'Alene

Boating Industry Makes Comeback in 1976

In a two part series the Daily Bee examines Lake Pend Oreille boating and nearby facilities Part I covers boat sales and trends in 1976 The NAEBM reports 5 3 billion spent on boats nationally in 1976 and 10 million recreation watercraft in use. Local operators note sales kept pace with or exceeded 1975 levels while carefree houseboats expands with summer demand at Glengary Bay.

The Daily Bee Pend Oreille Mike Dalen National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers United States NAEBM Bonner County Bill McDonald Sandpoint Alpine Shop McDonald Glengary Bay Madsen Glengary

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