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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1973
Page
1
Sandpoint police report an attempted break-in at the M and J Market early Thursday. The rear door was pried, Gail Rickman on night shift found the storage room door open, a car fled, and nothing appeared stolen.
Partly cloudy to night and Friday with a colder feel and gusty southwesterly winds. Snow chances at 30 percent tonight and 20 percent Friday, high around 30 and low near 20.
In Boise a legislative committee debated whether reporters should be excluded from a revenue estimating session. Rep Vernon Ravenscroft asked for a vote to eject the press amid discussion on next year’s general fund projections and appropriations.
Idaho ski report lists Schweitzer Basin Sandpoint excellent with five inches new snow. Jackass Ski Bowl Kellogg excellent with three inches new snow and 61 inches top depth 40 inches bottom. Snowblaze Mt Spokane nine inches new snow total 70 inches top 36 inches lodge. overall excellent conditions.
An Idaho Senate secret management audit recommends transferring the Idaho Water Resource Board functions to the Department of Water Administration. The study faults former IWRB Director Dr. Robert Lee for leadership and morale issues and cites duplication with the Department of Water Administration and IWRB staff. It advocates a unified consolidated approach to water utilization and conservation under one department.
Governor Andrus named Fr. Thomas C. Halpin a Roman Catholic priest to Idaho Horse Racing Commission replacing Les Brown. Halpin is Meridian pastor born in Ireland in 1917 and naturalized in 1948. He supports open meetings and clear communication to curb rumors of crime in the industry.
The Senate, on a voice vote, directed securing the report after Sen Reed Budge urged that a management study would aid lawmakers in board decisions. Gov Cecil D Andrus has refused to release the report prepared last summer by the Department of Administrative Services. Continue on Page Eight.
Idaho Senate committee votes to allow deduction of medical expenses paid for a person outside the immediate family. Sponsor Sen. Vernon Brassey cites a family paying $700 monthly for hospitalization and notes current rules prevent such deduction. Copies will be sent to federal lawmakers to seek inclusion in the federal Income Tax Code.
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