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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1976

Page

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School bond election cleared by commissioners in Idaho district

Idaho county commissioners gave unanimous approval to hold a four and a half million dollar school bond election for District No. 82 on March 9 provided the media sees no pledge of personal support. Trustee Venus Verhei opposed the measure citing costs and inflation while Marian Ebbett assured no tax increase beyond current levies if the bond passes alongside a small facility levy.

District No. 82 Henry Samuels Idaho Marian Ebbett Rich Michaels Idaho First National Bank Boise David Beeson Priest River Venus Verhei Michaels Jery Ebbett

Cash Flow Problems Clarified by School District Official

Wayne Hagadone, clerk of School District No. 82, explained financial strain from budgeting on estimates rather than cash and noted enrollment drops and lower assessed values. He cited a projected 2.5 million tax base versus a half million actual and pending state apportionment adjustments depending on weighting factors for student levels.

Wayne Hagadone

Surprise Money Move Defeated in Idaho Senate Vote

In Boise UPI reports Sen. James Yost sought to move all appropriation bills to the committee of the whole for amendment but the motion failed 6 to 28 requiring a two thirds majority. He argued it would allow objecting to parts of bills from the Joint Finance Appropriation Committee amid cash flow constraints in school districts. Hagadone notes districts depend on quarterly receipts while expenses are monthly, prompting a moratorium on nonessential spending until February 20.

Joint Finance Appropriation Committee Hagadone

Scabies in Sandpoint Schools Prompt Mixed Local View

Local health officials report no epidemic but doctors and residents recount varied cases. Survey responses range from unusual activity to no known cases, with Northside cases unconfirmed and concerns about misdiagnosis. Treating scabies involves moderate cost and time, and new nonprescription remedies and a doctor approved Kwell spray are mentioned.

Scabies Sandpoint Kwell

City defends sewer main dispute in Sandpoint suit

City of Sandpoint attorney filed an answer denying orders to build a sewer main at residents expense in 1974 and claiming no public sewer mandate. Suit seeks 8000 for materials and labor plus dismissal for lack of action. Separate case concerns an airplane crash near Priest River with $726000 claim against Byers Perkins and Bonner County and an absent third party.

Roger Hanlon City of Sandpoint H.L Dorothy Keaton Clyde Ruth Hoekema W.E Pauline McMurtrey George Julia Francis Railroad Avenue Byers and Perkins Chase Byers

Idaho reports second straight drop in traffic deaths in 1975

Preliminary Idaho Traffic Safety Commission analysis shows 1975 fatalities down 14.4 percent from 1974, the lowest since 1967. Ada County led with 22 deaths, followed by Bannock and Bonneville with 19 and 17 respectively, while Adams and Camas counties logged no fatalities. The report cites $5 million in avoided losses and potential extra savings from fewer injuries.

Boise UPS Idaho Adams Camas Ada County Bannock Bonneville Canyon Kootenai Twin Falls Bingham Elmore

Idaho judge decries lack of respect as national disgrace

Retired Idaho judge William Puette faults society from social scientists to judges for rising crime and permissive attitudes. He urges personal responsibility, faster trials, and cautions against overreliance on rehabilitation for first offenders.

Idaho Salmon, Idaho UPI William Puette Puette

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