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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1975

Page

2

Federal highway plan to prevent coffin fallout near Hope

Federal Highway Administration official says jute mesh will be added to secure slopes at SH 200 near Hope to prevent graves from the pre 1900 cemetery from falling into the road. Crews also begin Vibro Flotation piling using 18 inch holes 30 to 70 feet deep to stabilize ground near Lake Pend Oreille.

Hope Federal Highway Administration SH 200 Gene Hendrickson Hendrickson Germany Lake Pend Oreille

Petition Dismissed In Hofmeister Autopsy Case

District Court Judge Dar Cogswell dismissed a writ of mandate seeking release of the June Darlene Hofmeister autopsy report. Petitioners and heirs of Mrs. Hofmeister had urged the coroner to file the report so the death could be ruled accidental, not a homicide. The petitioners’ attorney said they obtained the needed information by court action and that the death is shown as accidental. Coroner Dale Coffelt said he still has the original report and had not seen the dismissal order.

Bonner County Darlene Hofmeister Dar Cogswell Thomas A. Mitchell Everett Hofmeister Coffelt District Court Hofmeister Idaho June Hofmeister

Emergency job funding announced for northern Idaho counties

Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus said Bonner County and four other northern counties could receive up to 400000 dollars within 48 hours for a six month emergency employment program. The funds come from Titles I II and VI of the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act of 1973 announced at a Coeur d'Alene briefing. The Daily Bee will have details in tomorrow's edition.

Bonner County Idaho Cecil D. Andrus North Shore Motor Inn Coeur d'Alene

County faces solid waste funding crunch and possible tax

Bonner County faces higher waste costs with no subsidy raises as revenue sharing declines. Commissioners and operators warn that if funds vanish the county must close disposal doors. A proposed $2 per household tax could offset losses, echoing Boundary County steps.

Bonner County Panhandle Brockway Ron May Boundary County

Building code status unclear for flood plain permits

County officials learned at a flood plain insurance seminar that a building code is not required to obtain flood plain insurance, but building plans must meet criteria before a permit is issued. County Engineer Lew Vermeer and Planning Coordinator Bill Powers expressed confusion as seminar details differed from prior statements.

Idaho Lew Vermeer Bill Powers Boise

Shore Survey Finds Scattered Fair Sewage Systems in Bonner County

A by lot survey of shoreline sewage systems in parts of Bonner County details scattered problem areas, mostly addressed during the survey. Conducted in summer 1974 by Panhandle Health District, the study covers Cocolalla Lake, Pend Oreille River south shore, and Moyie River with plans to study more areas next summer. funding bottlenecks arise as EPA covers only treatment costs, and aging subdivisions with 50 by 100 foot lots fail to meet current standards.

Bonner County Panhandle Cocolalla Lake Pend Oreille River Moyie River Jack Ross Cocolaila Lake Ross Farm Home Administration Environmental Protection Agency EPA Bob Camp

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