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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1975

Page

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Mine President Warns Regs Could Harm Economy

James Halley, president of Bunker Hill Co., testified at an EPA hearing that strict sulfur dioxide rules could hurt the U.S. economy. He noted Bunker Hill provides 16 percent of national primary lead and 14 percent of zinc, and argued curtailment could raise prices if domestic production is struck. The EPA seeks 85 percent SO2 control by July, while Idaho proposes 72 percent.

Kellogg, Idaho UPI The Bunker Hill Co Environmental Protection Agency James Halley Bunker Hill EPA Halley Idaho

March of Dimes Radio Auction Raises Over $900 Start

The annual March of Dimes Radio Auction opened with $857.92 raised last night plus a $50 Sandpoint Lions Club donation, totaling $907 so far. Tonight's final auction runs 7 to 10 PM with items such as hedge trimmers, boat cushions, candy, beer, and coins, with Patti Hart and Nashville After Dark as entertainment.

March of Dimes Sandpoint Lions Club Elks Dining Room Patti Hart Nashville After Dark

First Security Rejects Bank Bids in Sandpoint

Robert L. Andersen of First Security Bank of Idaho said bids on the Sandpoint bank building exceeded expectations and budgeted costs. The bank will consider alternate plans to support Sandpoint and uses newly purchased city property, while thanking local citizens for their support.

Robert L. Andersen First Security Bank of Idaho First Security Sandpoint Idaho Andersen

Planners Meet in Bonner County for 1975 Planning Session

The Bonner County Planning Commission holds its first 1975 meeting to act on a final Birch Beauty Estates subdivision with 13 parcels from .52 to 8.92 acres owned by J. Wright Baylor and to review a 31 parcel unnamed plat near Cocolalla Lake on Cocolalla Loop Rd owned by Dick Anderson and Jerry VanOoyen. Dick Tucker will present the preliminary concept.

Bonner County Cocolalla Lake Cocolalla Loop Rd

Vehicle Test Results In Hofmeister Case Reviewed

Results of Washington state crime lab tests on the vehicle where June Darlene Hofmeister’s body was found July 16 are complete and under study by special prosecutor Thomas Frost. Frost says he has reviewed the case with Idaho Attorney General Wayne Kidwell but declines comment on the vehicle test results.

Washington State June Darlene Hofmeister Thomas Frost Frost The Daily Bee Today Idaho Wayne Kidwell

Property Tax Relief Measures Debated in Idaho Senate

Idaho senate committee faced a flood of tax relief bills costing over 44 million to state revenues. A leading measure would exempt the first 10 000 of a private home value, effective Jan 1 1977, with 28.2 million in relief. Other proposals include a 10 percent credit on 1974 taxes and circuit breaker changes for seniors and gashike.

Rod Gramer Boise Senate Jack Tacke Cottonwood Tacke House Cecil Andrus Edith Miller Klein Boise Ada County James Risch R-Boise Lyle Dobbs Cobbs Lester Hartvigsen D-Malad Andrus Dane Watkins Idaho Falls

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David Hare William D. Martin American Legion Robert Wilcox Hare Charles Fontaine James Cass Dick Anderson Jerry VanOoyen Dick Tucker Watkins Steve Antone Rupert Revenue and Taxation Committee Associated Press Antone Dobbs
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