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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1973

Page

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Residents seek change to Sandpoint Federal Building exterior

Residents oppose the building’s external appearance and press for environmental compatibility. The Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce favors changes to fit the area, with the majority of its board supporting alterations but not delaying construction or moving the project. Local residents say the building should stay in Sandpoint and view it as an asset to the community.

Sandpoint Federal Building Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce Chamber Ben Longbottom Sandpoint

Americans Killed as Vietnam Fighting Escalates Early Ceasefire

reports say two or three Americans died today amid intensified combat across Vietnam Laos and Cambodia. A Marine sentry at Bien Hoa air base was killed by Soviet rockets. An OH6 Loach observer perished in a crash and another unidentified Westerner died after a Pleiku airfield rocket attack.

Saigon Vietnam South Vietnam Laos Cambodia U.S Bien Hoa Pleiku Phnom Penh Mekong River Vientiane Lai Phoukhoun Luang Prabang

Ski Report Highlights Idaho and Washington Areas

United Press International reports Schweitzer Basin Idaho shows no new snow but excellent packed and powder skiing with 80 inches on top and 62 at the lodge. Six chairlifts and one T-bar operate daily. At Mt Spokane Washington Snowblaze notes no new snow yet. skiing remains excellent on packed and powder snow with two chairlifts and one ropetow today and all four chairs running weekend. Snow depths reach 70 inches on top and 39 at the lodge as the area stays open seven days a week.

United Press -International

Committee Rejects Executive Arm Overhaul In Idaho

Members of Idaho's House Agricultural Affairs Committee vote to defer reorganizing the executive branch. They opt to hold or return to its sponsor a bill to consolidate state agencies into 14 departments due to concerns about agricultural commodity commissions under constitutional reorganization.

Goverment Monuments Shape Local Building Plans

Architect Van Clark of C J Bellamy and Co says GSA dictates most design aspects for a federal building project. The plan relies on pre cast concrete due to GSA directives while budget limits prevent alternative materials like stone or brick. Changes must come from the federal agency and local businessmen pursue related remodeling.

van Clark C.J. Bellamy and Company Coeur d’Alene General Services Administration GSA Clark Frank Evans University of Idaho

Colburn Landfill Site Considered Best Among 11 Prospects

Bonner County Solid Waste Coordinator Ken Lustig calls the Colburn site the best of 11 tested locations at a public hearing in Bonner County Court House. Experts including Dr. John Bush and Jerome Jankowski described safeguards and training for landfill operators, with judgment deferred until after spring runoff to assess possible water effects.

Colburn Bonner County Ken Lustig Bonner County Court House Lustig John Bush Washington State University Jerome Jankowski State Department of Environmental Protection and Health Jack Ross Panhandle Ron May Idaho Kootenai County Boise

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