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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1973
Page
1
Washington reports 41 new export controls expanding the program to include other livestock protein feeds, animal fats, and edible oils to keep summer supplies steady for meat dairy and poultry producers. Corn remains free of controls, while corn gluten feed is added.
The Idaho Office of the Internal Revenue Service will conduct spot checks on Idaho businesses this week to ensure signs announce price freeze information. Jerald M. Peterson, assistant director, notes the rule comes from Nixon administration price freeze rules. The Boise IRS office will stay open Saturday morning to receive complaints of apparent price freeze violations.
The Daily Bee corrects misspellings from Tuesday’s War Memorial Field light system dedication story. Correct spellings are Roger Lubbers Truman Bennett Dale Millard and Leonard Butler.
Two vehicles collided on SH 200, 1.3 miles east of Sandpoint. Lorraine Marie Katona, 25, Sandpoint, drove a car that rear ended Curtis Carl Reed, 24, Sandpoint, who had stopped to let a turning vehicle pass. Katona said her children distracted her.
Construction of a new sewage collection and treatment system at Samowen Campground is expected to start within a month. Clark Fork Ranger George Lunden, P.E. says Spokane firm Construction Company won the bid at 183000 dollars, near the engineer's estimate of 184350. The plan uses a two cell lagoon, living filter vegetation, and will spray disinfected effluent in a forested area, with no discharge to surface waters per federal standards. The campground stays open to campers until Sept 17.
James Bradshaw, jailed in Bonner County on drunk in public, is held after a nationwide check showed he is wanted in Utah in a voluntary manslaughter case. He faced multiple charges with bonds set and later reduced as extradition talks proceed.
A head on collision three miles south of Athol on US 95 at 7 40 p m killed three people and critically injured a fourth. Victims include Mrs Josephine Peterson of Verndale Washington and Alvin F Peterson also of Verndale plus Roderick Y Tai 24 Spokane. James C Cliff 18 Spokane was in critical condition at Kootenai Memorial Hospital.
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