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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1975
Page
1
Idaho leaders debate a seven bill land use package from Governor Andrus aiming to require city and county planning and zoning commissions with a state backstop if local action stalls. The measures include deadlines for plans and subdivision rules and access to state advisory help.
Idaho Rep. Russ Westerberg proposes district fish and game panels to set seasons bag limits and classify predators locally. Panels would include two members per county plus one state appointee as chair, four year terms, first appointments by Feb. 1.
Local musicians pledge time for the March of Dimes Radio Auction at the Elks Dining Room from 7 to 10 p m next Wednesday and Thursday. Performers include Kentucky Velvet Patti Hart Arnold Roberts and the Nite Bears with door prizes and live bidding to support birth defect prevention. Cabernet delivery and pickup occur at the Elks venue with winners required to be present for door prizes.
City Clerk Dave Easton apologized to residents receiving water bills amid a city computer system conversion. He urged anyone who already paid to discard the bill and extended a personal apology.
City Clerk Dave Easton announced that additional copies of the Comprehensive Plan and the Administrative Guide and Zoning Ordnance are now available for public review at the Sandpoint Library.
Bonners Ferry businessmen filed articles of incorporation to form Bonners Ferry Radio Inc to serve Boundary and Bonner counties including Sandpoint. Capitalized at 100000 dollars the group lists Don Howe Harold Sims and Peter B Wilson as incorporators. Roger Hagadone and Lucille Barrett are consulting for formation construction and operation of the proposed station.
The Idaho Senate advances a resolution to end the feud between GOP majority and Democratic minority over lieutenant governor powers. It allows President Pro Tempore James Ellsworth to incur necessary legislative expenses. Lt. Gov. Evans signs vouchers and handles payroll. House Republicans push to ratify December actions amid a centralized election registration measure.
A weather update for Sandpoint shows a chance of rain or snow tonight with a 50 percent likelihood. Friday should be warmer with mostly rain and a 60 percent chance of precip. light winds expected. Low temperatures tonight around 25, high Friday near 40.
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