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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1976
Page
1
Interim police chief Gary Harding announced strict enforcement of parking rules in Sandpoint. He warned against 48 hour street Parking, wrong side parking, and double parking downtown while snow removal operations require blocking vehicles be moved within 48 hours.
Idahoans favor leaving the Idaho Primitive Area as is and support nuclear power plants over coal or hydro schemes. The survey shows 49 percent back private retirement in lieu of Social Security and 63 percent in Bonner County favor the current or MUYA management for the Idaho Primitive Area. Inflation tops concerns followed by big government and crime.
Continued mild and mostly cloudy conditions with night and morning fog. Light winds and a 20 percent precipitation chance through Saturday. Highs for today and Saturday forecast at 45 to 50 degrees with a low around 35 degrees.
Idaho Senate Transportation Chairman Reed Budge says he cannot back higher highway taxes without definite direction from Gov. Cecil D Andrus. He argues the governor must present a clear solution as legislators seek funding for the highway program. Transportation Chief Darrell Manning outlines options but stops short of a single plan, warning of lost federal matching funds and $86 million needed to avoid revenue shortfalls.
Ada County Prosecutor David H. Leroy told state Finance Director Tom D. McEldowney that four Boise banks failing to close on December 26 is not suitable for criminal prosecution. Leroy cited unclear communications and evolving holiday declarations as key factors in his decision.
A search party in Bannock County Idaho recovered the body of Tom Drake 29 of Sioux Falls South Dakota beneath a snowslide near Scout Mountain in the headwaters of Papoose Creek. Earlier Dave Hudson 31 of Pocatello was found on Tuesday buried four feet deep in snow as Drake and Hudson hiked with Drake’s dog Sandy.
Boise Attorney General Wayne Kidwell will assign staff counsel to review legal questions raised by Rep Patricia McDermott about the head-to-head law. Secretary of State Cenarrusa says he will not enforce the act while the attorney general, as legal counsel, opines on its constitutionality.
One year after Idaho's Sunshine law, Secretary of State and aides assess its impact on lobbying disclosure and campaign contributions. They note increased openness for lobbyists, ongoing interpretation challenges, and calls for independent enforcement to curb partisanship and ensure real-time reporting during sessions.
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