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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1976

Page

3

Senior Citizens Plan Talent Contest in Forest Avenue Center

Senior citizens center at 425 Forest Avenue opens 10 am to 5 pm weekdays offering pool, cards, reading and a book exchange on Thursdays. A Social Security rep will visit Tuesdays 1 2 pm to answer questions. A talent contest is planned for March 20 1976 at 1 30 pm with categories in vocal instrumental dance speech and drama. Winners advance to May state contest in Boise. Meals and talks follow at Priest River River View, Sandpoint Denny's Village Cafe. Call 263 6860 for Sandpoint. Social hour at Senior Citizen Center January 22 from 2 4 pm.

Forest Avenue Coeur d’Alene Forest Avenue Center Boise River View Priest River Denny's Village Sandpoit Charley Brown State Department of Health and Welfare

Spokane Smog Persists as Agencies Miss Clean Air Deadline

Spokane faces ongoing smog with state and federal agencies signaling failure to meet the May 31 clean air standard. Officials consider traffic limits, synchronized lights, and bike path space, but city discussions favor retrofitting cars. Agencies in Seattle flag widespread deadline misses across Washington metros. The Ecology Department cites emission cuts or reduced downtown traffic as the only viable options.

State Department of Ecology Seattle Spokane Washington

Roads In Good Shape Across Idaho Report

UPI reports most Idaho roads were in good shape for travel though fog and icy spots linger in several areas. Icy sections noted on U S 95 from Mesa Hill to New Meadows and other routes including State Highway 55 to Banks Canyon, Interstate 90, U S 10, and U S 12 at Lolo Pass.

Boise UPI Idaho State Departments of Transportation and Law Enforcement U .S. 95 Mesa Hill New Meadows Plummer Bonners Ferry Banks Canyon

Lobbyists Block Time Extension for Rate Case Decisions

Utility lobbyists blocked a bill to extend the Public Utilities Commission decision window from six to nine months. PUC President M Karl Shurtliff warned that concurrent rate requests could overwhelm the agency. Intervenors argued the longer period protects rights but utilities said quicker decisions prevent larger consumer increases.

Richard Charnock Boise UPI Public Utilities PUC Karl Shurtliff House State Affairs Committee Shurtliff Harold Miles Idaho Consumer Affairs CPA Philadelphia Miles John Hayes General Telephone Company of the Northwest Robert Gordon Utah Power & Light Co Gordon Public Utilities Commission

Community notices and meetings list for January events

Senior Citizen Center at 425 Forest opens 10 to 5 on weekdays with a Social Security representative on Tuesdays 1 to 2. A Thursday 10:30 a.m. book exchange and a 1 p.m. meal at Denny's Village Cafe on Jan 21. Cub Scout Pack 110 Pinewood Derby on Jan 21 at 7 p.m. at Sandpoint Community Hall. Various club meetings Jan 20 to 28 including Bonner General Hospital Auxiliary circle, Pend Oreille Rock and Gem Club, Circle and Swing Dance Club, 4-H horse teen leaders, wildlife project public meeting, Mountain View Club, and VFW auxiliary meeting Jan 28. January garnet month invites samples.

Sandpoint Pend Oreille Rock and Gem Club

ERA Opponents Jam Idaho Legislature with Jam Gifts

About 150 ERA opponents gathered at the Idaho legislature delivering jars of jam to each senator and representative. The jars bore messages urging preservation of family units and warning against a constitutional jam, as debate over rescinding Idaho’s ERA ratification continues.

Boise UPS Len Dane Watkins Idaho Falls Idaho House Senate Susan Hill

Sierra Life President Sells Himself Stock

In Twin Falls Idaho UPI reports Sierra Life Insurance president Fred Frazier sold 124000 shares at 15.00 each totaling 1860000. He later arranged a private sale of 124000 shares plus 200000 shares from National Funding Corp to himself, boosting his controlling stake amid liquidation orders by Idaho regulators and delayed payments from the California firm.

Twin Falls, Idaho UPI Sierra Life Insurance Co Twin Falls Idaho Fred Frazier National Funding Corporation of California Idaho Insurance Commission Sierra Greater Calfornia Sierra Insurance Company Frazier National Funding Corporation National Funding

Man pleads guilty in Rathdrum shooting case

James C. Weitz 25 of Spokane pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the shooting death of his wife Joy near Rathdrum Idaho. Judge set $10,000 bond and February 14 sentencing while Lindquist’s murder trial proceeds and Wetsch’s extradition status delays his case.

Coeur D'Alene Idaho UPI James C. Weitz Spokane Joy Rathdrum Jan Weitz Philip Lindquist Walt Prather Lindquist Charles Wetsch Vetsch

IEA Backs Kress In Idaho Congressional Race

The Idaho Education Association’s political action arm endorsed State Senator Stan Kress D Firth for Congress in Idaho’s Second District. Wayne York executive secretary praised Kress as an outstanding legislator with farming education and quality of life insight guiding his Washington representation.

Boise UPI Political Action Committee For Education Stan Kress D-Firth Congress Idaho Idaho Education Association Wayne York Kress Washington D.C York Tdaho

VFW Auxiliary Elects Officers for New Year

The VFW Auxiliary Sewing Club met January 14 and planned more charitable sewing for Spokane VA Hospital including lap robes arm slings and hot water bottle covers Five quilts have been donated this winter and more are ready Edna Swab was re elected president Mable Watts vice president and Margaret Pierce jr vice president June Hayes is secretary treasurer The next meeting is January 2 at 10 am at the VFW hall

V.F W Auxiliary Spokane VA Edna Swab Mable Watts Margaret Pierce Jr June Hayes

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John Elks’ Club Senior Citizen Center Federal Environmental Protection Agency Logan Lanham Idaho Power Co Robert Paine Washington Water Power Co Forest Denny’s Village VEW Auxiliary Veron Webb N. Boyer Bonner General Hospital Auxiliary Washington Water Power Auditorium Circle and Swing Square Dance Club Bonner County 4-H Horse Teen Leaders Organization Mountain View Club Floy Kemmis Superior Anna Woodland V.F.W V.F.W. Hall Bonner General Hospital Washington Water Power Jam Sierra Life President Doyle Miner St Anthony Lyle Dobbs Rboise Man IEA V.F.W. Auxiliary VFW Hall
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