Noise Pollution Bill Moves From Committee
Rep Ralph Wheeler introduced a House Health and Welfare bill classifying noise as pollution alongside water and air. The committee sent it to the House for consideration amid protests over freeway airport and industrial noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayla Drury
Ralph Wheeler
R-American Falls
House Health and Welfare Committee
Ce Woos Wheeler
House
Adminster
Pewards Medical
Newport Adult Education Classes Registration Opens
Registration for adult education classes in Newport will begin 7 p.m. Monday Feb 2 at Newport High School auditorium. Offered courses include wood crafts dog obedience creative writing sewing leather and lapidary history interior decorating ceramics sculpture meat cutting music appreciation karate handwriting analysis ballet and more. All courses run thirty hours with a 13.50 fee except first aid and adult basic education which are free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State Community College District 17
Newport High
Booster Club Scramble Details For Sandpoint High
Sandpoint High booster club members will solicit downtown and door to door this week and next, February 1 to 6, instead of only next week. The KSPT Booster Club Radiothon runs February 6 from 7 to 10 p.m. and February 7 from 12 noon to 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandpoint High School Booster Club
KSPT
Community group notices and meetings in Sandpoint
Local organizations announce meetings and events scheduled for February and January in Sandpoint. Topics include church ladies, veterans, business groups, the AARP, Moose Club, Kiwanis Rotary joint meeting, Smithsonian lecture, Senior Citizen Thrift Store, beef tax school, Social Security visit, and Civic Club gathering. Public invited. details list dates times and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandpoint Kiwanis
Rotary Club
Ballou Transferred From Spokane Veterans Hospital to Bonner General
Skeet Ballou formerly at Spokane Veterans Hospital has been moved to Bonner General Hospital. Violet Ballou says visiting hours apply and thanks friends for their cards letters and prayers during his stay in Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest “Skeet’’ Ballou
Veterans’ Hospital
Spokane
Bonner’ General Hospital
Violet
Margaret Ponack to Sing With UI Wind Ensemble
Sandpoint woman Margaret Ponack will be featured as soloist with the University of Idaho Wind Ensemble in an afternoon of musical variety. Under director Robert Spevacek the ensemble performs at 4 p.m. in the Administration Auditorium with free public admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandpoint
Dennis Benda
Margaret Ponack
University of Idaho Wind Ensemble
Robert Spevacek
Entertainment Too Sexy Could Cost Liquor License
Idaho Senate State Affairs Committee sent a bill to the floor for amendment to empower the Department of Law Enforcement to revoke liquor licenses of venues with sexual entertainment. The measure targets the Tiki Club near Lewiston and Kon-Tiki near Post Falls, with about six Idaho nightspots in scope. Amendments would require owners to knowingly permit such acts, while a separate plan would require ID checks for alcohol consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Shelledy
Boise
Senate State Affairs Committee
Department of Law Enforcement
Lewiston
Post Falls
Idaho
Joe Welch
Cecil D Andrus
Welch
State Affairs Committee
Phil Batt
Wilder
Walter Yarbrough
Grand View
Richard
Yarbrough
Cade
Conservation and the rising cost of electric waste
The article discusses growing electricity use in homes with devices from motors to stereos and the public attitudes toward conservation. It notes that people ignore efficiency despite rising costs and implies a shift where everyone will pay for wasteful energy habits.
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Bill
Newport
Booster Club
American Lutheran Church
Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary
Brush Rats, Inc
Elks Club
The
el Toro
Sandpoint Aarp
Moose
Moose Hall
March of Dimes
Citizen ‘Thrift
Cedar’ and ‘Forest
Copur
d’Aleno
Social Security Administration
West Main St
Anikly
Ballou
Bonner
Pacific Power Office
People At
Pacific Power
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