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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1973

Page

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UN Official Tours Tenex In Sandpoint Visit

Dr Jozef Swiderski of the FAO UN in Rome toured Tenex mill in Sandpoint to view the water board process used in exterior panels. He noted potential for low glue use and large boards with pilot plant testing in developing countries in Southeast Asia or North Africa. Al Parsons hosted the group. Multiply Development Corporation arranged the visit with Arnold Hean QC.

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Jozef Swiderski Rome Italy Pack River Tenex Water Board Swiderski Forest Industries and Trade Southeast Asia North Africa Dr. Swiderski al Parsons Sandpoint Multiply Development Corporation Ltd Vancouver B.C Arnold F.C. Hean Q.C Hean Roger Sayer Swan Wooster Engineering Co Lars Hartman Jaake Peyry ,and Co Helsinki Finland Yvonne Swiderski

BN Plans Hearing On Idaho Switching Yard Near Post Falls

The Idaho Public Utilities Commission will review Burlington Northern Railroad plan for a Post Falls Rathdrum area switching yard at an Aug 14 hearing. About 300 residents have signed a petition opposing the yard citing noise and road impact. Commission President Harry Nock says it would be among BN’s largest yards in the West.

Coeur D‘alene UPI Burlington Northern Railroad Post Falls Rathdrum Idaho Public Utilities Commission IPUC

Miners Return To Sunshine After Strike Ends

Nearly 400 hard rock miners return to the Sunshine Silver Mine in Kellogg Idaho after an 18 week walkout. Union members voted 113 to 72 to accept a new three year contract with a cost of living clause and an average pay increase of 70 cents an hour. Production restoration will take several months at the nation s largest and richest silver mine.

Kellogg Idaho UPI Sunshine United Steelworkers

Man in Critical Condition After Live Wire Accident

A Boise man identified as David Quedens is in critical condition at Bonner County Hospital Sandpoint after touching a 2400 volt live wire while holding another. He was in a hydraulic lift bucket at the old Farmin School grounds cutting trees for Davy Tree Co under contract with Idaho First National to prep Second Avenue for a new bank building. Local witnesses Neal Cochran Steve Maxie and Ron Reese assisted in the emergency.

Boise Bonner County Hospital Sandpoint David Quedens Quedens Steve Maxie Ron Reese Davy Tree Co Idaho First National Second Avenue Bank

Two Killed In One Car Crash Near Sandpoint

An early Sunday crash on Lakeshore Drive near Sandpoint killed two youths. Dean Messmore, 18, died later at Spokane Hospital after the car he drove struck a power pole and pinned two occupants. David Frederick Wilson, 18, died at the scene. Sheriff's reports cite excessive speed and driver error. The collision happened about five miles west of US 95 shortly after midnight.

Lakeshore Drive Dean Messmore David F. Wilson Bonner County Bill Kearn George Wood Brian Timblin Timblin Bee Photo Sandpoint Route 1 Spokane David Frederick Wilson Sand Point Messmore Us, 95

Weather Outlook for Sandpoint Turns Warm and Breezy

Sunny and continued warm through Tuesday with gusty winds. Chance of rain near zero. Highs around 90, lows near 55 tonight. Tuesday also near 90 as conditions stay dry with bright skies.

Sandpoint

Fire damages Williams home near Sandpoint

A fire at Donna Williams residence three miles north of Sandpoint on U.S. 95 caused extensive damage early Saturday. Firemen from Northside Fire Association arrived after a 4:30 a.m. call and had the blaze under control by 5:30. Firefighter Gary Tyler was injured cutting his hand on glass while pulling hose. Eleven people helped, including an unidentified logger, with cause blamed on heat tape plugged in by accident.

Donna Williams Sandpoint U.S. 95 Northside Fire Association Gary Tyler

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U.N BN Switching Yard Williams Farmin Bonner General Hospital Kenneth Lunde
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