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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1975

Page

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Realtor Charges Arbitrary Laws Facing Planning Commission

A Sandpoint realtor and associate fault planning rules as arbitrary as they revisit a 31 parcel Plat on Cocolalla Loop Rd rejected Sept 26 1974. They argue developers seek compliant laws while officials warn subdivisions tax impact and timber harvest effects threaten county services and growth. Local figures decry loss of freedom amid rising subdivisions and population.

Planning and Zoning Commission Jerry VanOoyen Dick Anderson Cocolalla Lake Cocolalla Loop VanOoyen Herrick Heitman Congress For Community Progress Bonner County Heitman Commission Joe Weisz

Surro Granted Immunity for Testimony in Hofmeister Death

Thomas J. Surro 27 of Cannon Beach Oregon received immunity on a second degree burglary charge in exchange for testimony in the Hofmeister death case. A magistrate dismissed the burglary charge as authorities pursue a homicide investigation tied to the July 16 discovery of June Hofmeister's body in a burned pickup on Schweitzer Cutoff road.

Thomas J. Surro Cannon Beach Ore June Hofmeister Don Swanstrom Laverne Rogers Sandpoint Surro Nick Lamanna Hofmeister Tillamook Lincoln City Dan Featherston

Bus Service Proves Popular for ISU Commuters

A week into the Idaho State University commuter bus service for students in Idaho Falls and Blackfoot, organizers report overwhelming demand and plans for another bus. Organizer Nancy Brumley says future riders are needed to secure commitments. Pamper, a freshman from Idaho Falls, notes the service is convenient and cheaper than driving.

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Commission tabled action pending on-site visit and Soil Service report

After a lengthy principle discussion the commission unanimously tabled the issue until on-site inspection of the property when snow is gone and a Soil Conservation Service report is obtained. In a separate item a February public hearing was set on Joe Weisz's proposal to convert land three miles west of Sandpoint into a winter and summer recreation area offering night skiing skating cross country skiing snowmobiling and horseback riding. Weisz was asked to supply further details.

Soil Conservation Service Joe Weisz Sandpoint Weisz

March of Dimes Reno Auction Raises Record Idaho Total

The March of Dimes radio auction at the Elks Dining Room drew a record $2,166.22 with pledges still to come. County chairman Pat McCrum thanked volunteers including auctioneers Harold Hale and Jack Popplewell and Beta Sigma Phi for two nights of fundraising to fight birth defects in Idaho. Gov. Cecil D Andrus had proclaimed January as March of Dimes Month.

Elks Dining Room Idaho Pat McCrum March of Dimes Harold Cecil D Andrus

ATT Rate Hike Under Fire

The administration anti inflation panel challenges AT Ts 700 million rate increase by American Telephone and Telegraph Co urging FCC to suspend action up to three months and investigate. The plan would raise overall rates 7.2 percent and return on investment to about 10.5 11 percent affecting about 70 percent of interstate calls with mixed pricing for operator assisted vs dialed calls.

Gene Carlson Washington UPI American Telephone and Telegraph Co Council On Wage and Federal Commmunications Commission FCC

Taxwriters Lift Plans As Revenue Gap Narrows

Boise Idaho House tax writers sift through relief ideas after a revenue projection shows a potential shortfall for permanent tax breaks. The joint committee estimates next year’s general fund at 223.5 million, below governor Andrus’ 228.4 million, with proposals to raise the grocery credit, cut rates, and expand exemptions while a federal revenue share could fill the gap. The committee pegs this year’s surplus at 22.1 million, above Andrus’ 20.3 million, boosting hopes for temporary relief in this session.

Richard Charnock Boise UPI House Select Committee On Revenue Protection General Fund Andrus Lion House Revenue and Taxation Committee

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