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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1974

Page

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BPA to Hold Sandpoint Hearing on 500000 Volt Transmission Route

The Bonneville Power Administration plans a February hearing in Sandpoint about a 500000 volt line potentially spanning 30 miles from Hot Springs Missouri through the High Drive area, with routes extending to Spokane and Lewiston. Proposals parallel existing 230000 volt lines and hearings will rotate through Sandpoint Coeur d Alene Veradale and Thompson Falls.

Bonneville Power Administration Hot Springs Montana Bonner County Dworshak Sandpoint BPA Sandpoint i High Drive Norman A. Gilchrist Spokane Bell St. Joé River Lewiston Coeur d’Alene Veradale Thompson Falls Gilchrist Federal Register Northern Lights Colstrip Northwest Power

SBA Declares Disaster Area For County

The SBA declares disaster areas in Idaho Oregon Washington and California due to winter storms and flooding. Long term low interest loans are available for repair rebuilding and replacement of property damaged or destroyed by the storms. Idaho counties listed include Adams Benewah Bonner Boundary Kootenai Latah Shoshone and Washington.

Washington UPI The Small Business Administration Idaho Oregon California Adams Benewah Bonner Boundary Klotenai Latah Shoshone

Flooding in northern Idaho causes extensive damage

Federal officials estimate total damage near 36 million with 31 million in private losses across Shoshone Benewah and Kootenai counties. Public damage includes roads and buildings about 10 million, plus soil conservation and Army Corps projects. Food stamp aid has reached over 1,000 Idaho families.

Spokane UPI Idaho Federal Disaster Assistance Administration Thomas P. Dunne Shoshone County Dunne Shoshone Benewah Kootenai Army Corps of

King resigns as Idaho narcotics chief after evaluation

Boise UPI Robert M King resigned today as chief of the State Bureau of Narcotics and Drug Enforcement after an evaluation criticized his handling. Attorney General W Anthony Park announced the move and named Bill Rodenbaugh acting chief. Park said the bureau needs new direction and top supervisory changes, and he asked for deputy chief Gene Lee’s resignation as part of starting anew.

Boise UPI Robert M. King State Bureau of Narcotics and Drug Enforcement W. Anthony Park Park John MacIvor Colorado Bureau of Investigation King Bob King Cver Burreau Gene Lee Bill Rodenbaugh Pocatello King’s Place

Radio Auction Surpasses Goal in March of Dimes Drive

Pat McCrum of the Bormer County March of Dimes says the Radio Auction raised 2124 dollars, exceeding last year’s 1900. He credits Beta Sigma Phi for donations and the KSPT station owner Norm Bauer for airtime, plus the Elks Club, auctioneers, Girtman Office Supply, merchants, and bakers who contributed goods.

March of Dimes Bormer County-March of Dimes Pat McCrum McCrum Sigma Phi Norm Bauer KSPT The Elks Club K. K Crandall Harold Hale Jerry Spade Glenn Eggars Jack Popplewell Fred ‘Hayes

Final Narco Report Could Be Different

Boise based Attorney General W Anthony Park says the final report on the State Bureau of Narcotics operations may differ from the preliminary draft. He notes many criticisms in the draft audit have been resolved and discrepancies in Pocatello bureau audits and agent money possession have been addressed. The final draft will be released after his exit interview with the auditors.

Parks

Weather Outlook for Sandpoint Through Wednesday

Variable clouds across Sandpoint through Wednesday with continued mild temperatures. Gusty southwesterly winds are expected, affecting outdoor activity and travel conditions.

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