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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1975

Page

3

Idaho Falls Reports Second Geothermal Well Successful

The Raft River Valley in Idaho shows a second well producing hot water after drilling to 6007 feet. Water reaches about 290 degrees Fahrenheit with artesian flow around 550 gallons per minute. Field tests and development plans fund Aerojet Nuclear to link wells and build a test pad for labs studying chemistry, design parameters, metallurgy, and reinjection feasibility. Total drilling cost near 1.7 million dollars.

Idaho Falls Idaho UPI Raft River Valley Oeer Sae Selelopeen Administration Aerojet Nuclear Company

Community club meetings and events listed around July dates

Pomona Grange picnic rounds Round Lake at 1 p.m. Sunday July 13. Clark Fork Athletic Boosters Club meets July 22 at Clark Fork School auditorium. St Josephs Altar Society gathers July 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the Parish Hall. Women of the Moose July 10 at 8 p.m. dinner for Bonner County Legal Secretaries Assn. July 24 at Edgewater Lodge. Kootenai Better Community Club July 14 at Sandpoint City Beach 6 p.m. picnic. Sandpoint Social Club July 9 IWA Hall 6:30 p.m. potluck and cards 8 p.m. Past President’s VFW Auxiliary Luncheon July 16 at Edgewater Lodge 1 p.m. Women’s Relief Corps July 11 1:30 p.m. at IWA Hall Auditing committee meets 1 p.m. Bonner County Senior Citizen Council Inc July 12 2 p.m. at IWA Hall. 3L Club card party July 9 7:30 at Mrs Floyd Skeets home. Southside Water and Sewer District July 10 7:30 p.m. Wagon Bridge Inn. Bonner County Horseman’s Assn Trail Ride July 13 five miles up Black Tail Mt Meet View Cafe Cocolalla 10 a.m. Bonner General Hospital Aux board meeting July 9 9:30 a.m. in hospital cafeteria. United Methodist Women and husbands picnic July 10 5:30 p.m. City Beach hut weather backup in church social hall.

Bonner County Horseman’s Assn Black Tail Mt View Cafe Cocolalla United Methodist City Beach

Member Resigns Over Hindered Horse Racing Probe

Idaho investigator Gene Hawker quits saying Idaho Law Enforcement Commissioner John Bender and a majority on the Idaho Horse Racing Commission blocked organized crime probes. Hawker warned government reorganization placed the commission under political control and kept him from examining primary officials for ties to organized crime.

Boise UPI Idaho Horse Racing Commission Gene Hawker Idaho John Bender Commission Hawker Bender Law Enforcement Department

Church Wants Nixon Testimony Before Senate Panel

Sen. Frank Church says there is a real probability former President Nixon will be called to testify before the Senate committee probing intelligence activities. He notes the Nixon session could be personal or by deposition and would cover Nixon’s role in the Huston plan and Bay of Pigs planning.

Nicholas Daniloff Washington UPI Frank Church Idaho Richard M. Nixon Senate Church Nixon Huston White House Tom Huston Bay of Pigs Cuba Central Intelligence Agency Michael Harrington D-Mass House Carl Albert Democratic Policy Committee CIA

Miner’s Bond Reduced to 1500 for Warren Tailings Plan

North central Idaho miner Don Brown of McCall won board support to reduce his required bond for reworking dredge tailings at Warren from 10000 to 1500 under the Surface Mining Reclamation Act. The decision follows his pledge to restore land to a recreation friendly condition, with further engineering reviews on a Rexburg area road project. Governor Andrus praised the outcome.

Boise UPI Idaho Lound Board Warren Don _ Brown McCall Board Warren Meadow Brown Wayne Kidwell

Card of Thanks for Lew Erbes Memorial Support

The Erbes family expresses deep gratitude to Dr John Smith and Bonner General Hospital staff for caring for Lew Erbes. Thanks are given to orderlies pink ladies and candy stripers as well as Ross Drug Store and the Daily Bee for daily courtesy. Special appreciation to Jeb and Margarets Trailer Haven and contributions to Bonner County Historical Society. Gifts to Masonic home Shriners Hospital Heart Fund noted. Mrs Barnie Erbes and Lews sons Fred Robert Lews Jr and Lloyd.

Lew Erbes John Smith Bonner General Hospital Ross Drug Store Daily Bee Daily Courtesy Jeb and Margarets Trailer Haven Bonner County The Heart Fund Barnie Erbes Lews Fred Robert Lews Jr Lloyd

Wolf Shooting Pleas Entered in Washington case

Howard Asmussen and Pat Brown pleaded innocent to federal charges accusing them of hunting from an aircraft and unlawfully transporting wildlife. The case concerns what is believed to be Washington state’s first wolf shooting since 1924.

Spokane UPI Howard Asmussen Mansfield Pat Brown Union Valley Washington Asmussen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oliver Legion of Fine Arts Pomona Grange Round Lake Clark Fork Athletic Boosters Club Clark Fork St. Joseph’s Altar Society Women of the Moose Bonner Kootenai Better Community Club Sandpoint City Beach Sandpoint Social Club IWA Hall VFW Edgewater Lodge Women’s Relief Corps IWA Hall Bonner County Senior Citizen Council Inc Floyd Skeets Southside Water and Sewer District Wagon Bridge Inn Aux Stoddard Transfer Zenith the Daily Bee Land Department Cecil D. Andrus Rexburg Attorney General’s Office Madison County John Parkinson Parkinson
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