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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1977
Page
4
Panhandle Area Council chair Vernon T. Lannen reports the Federal Excess Property Program has located and screened over 1.2 million dollars of public works equipment for North Idaho agencies. The program provides equipment at no cost and has saved taxpaying citizens thousands daily by reusing military surplus gear.
Dollie E. Jones 88 died Friday July 15 in Kirkland Washington. Born November 7 1888 in Missouri to John and Rosetta Coghill she married Ben Claude Jones January 3 1910. Funeral Friday July 22 at Moon Chapel at 2 pm with Rev Harold Huff. interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. Memorial gifts to Idaho Youth Ranch.
Senator Frank Church of Idaho endorses an amendment requiring OSHA to consult employers before imposing penalties for first time violations. The measure aims to allow time for corrective action without penalties if compliance is achieved, excluding serious or willful violations. Church says the approach aids small business amid new administrative policy and Senate amendments.
Twin Falls Idaho reports widespread barriers in city and county public facilities. Hailey Ketchum Rupert Burley Jerome Twin Falls Buhl Gooding Wendell Shoshone lack ramps or wide doors. Officials say facilities must be accessible if receiving federal money under the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, or risk violation.
The Office of the Attorney General reports it returned 116,300 of its FY 1977 appropriation. Kidwell cites savings of 47,500 on personnel 64,000 on operating expenses and 4,800 on capital outlay. He says the move helps overburdened taxpayers and notes the office operates with no federal funds.
Infant Nathan Redmond Puffer, son of Dr. and Mrs. Steven C. Puffer, died July 18 at Sacred Heart Hospital Spokane due to complications of premature birth. There will be no services.
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