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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1975

Page

3

Idaho Seeks Voting Status in Columbia River Fish Compact

Idaho asks the U S Supreme Court to take original jurisdiction in a suit against Oregon and Washington over salmon and Steelhead runs. Idaho seeks admission as a voting member of the compact and an equitable share of the fish runs, while Oregon opposes the court's jurisdiction and Washington reportedly has not filed a required brief.

Boise UPS Wayne Kidwell of Washington Oregon Columbia River Fish Compact U.S. Supreme Court Kidwell Washington Idaho Columbia River Supreme Court Slate Gorton Idaho Statesman Oregon-Washington Co Lumbia River Gem State

Witnesses Cost Told in Young Murder Trial

Spokane County Superior Court records show 43 witnesses cost 3282 dollars in the Ricky Anthony Young first degree murder case for the mail bomb murder of Judge James Lawless. Young was found guilty after a prior hung jury and a venue change to Spokane. Franklin County must absorb the costs.

Spokane UPI Spokane County Superior Court Ricky Anthony Young Young James Lawless Franklin County

Bowles To Stand Trial In Washington Case

Idaho prison officials completed papers to return Carl Bowles to Spokane to face trial for killings tied to Earl and Viola Hunter in Eugene. A 30 day protest window ended with Bowles not contesting the temporary custody detainer. transfer timing awaits Spokane officials. Bowles, already serving 75 years for kidnapping, was recaptured after a social pass lapse.

Boise UPI Idaho Carl Cletus Bowles Spokane Wash Eugene Ore State of Washington Bowles Donald Brockett Idaho State Penitentiary Post Falls Oregon State Prison Salem Earl Viola Hunter

Family Night for Oliver at the Old Fairgrounds

A special family night Thursday July 24 offers the musical Oliver at the old fairgrounds. Show starts 8 30 p m and admission is five dollars per family.

Oliver

Community notices and events list for Bonner County area

A dense list of local gatherings and notices including dim sum meals and dinners at Clark Fork High School and St. Joseph's Church, square dance potlucks, Moose and Odd Fellows meetings, Welcome Wagon, IOOF Hall picnic, Winter Riders snowmobile club, Kootenai Community Church potluck, Bonner County Historical Society festival, Iris Club picnic, Senior Citizen Thrift Store sale, Bonner County Posse Comitatus meeting with a slide program, Clark Fork Athletic Boosters Club, Bonner County Humane Society directors meeting, and Retired Teachers annual potluck in July and July 22 through 31 events with contact numbers.

Bonner County Posse Comitatus Priest River Bill Denman Bonner County Humane Society Board of Directors Ponderay City Hall

Budget Cuts Force Changes In Salmon River Forest Service Plan

Budget reductions of about 40 percent shrink recreation staffing from seven to four, affecting boat checks on the Salmon River and garbage collection. The North Fork district ceases garbage pickup from North Fork to Corn Creek, urging boaters to haul waste to the Salmon sanitary landfill, with new Middle Fork boat ramp and landfills at Indianola and river mouth. A boat patrol operates under Dave Giles of Salmon with Floyd Alder as patrolman. The Sula Ranger District in Montana handles the Lost Trail Pass picnic area.

Salmon, Idaho UPI Salmon River Forest Service North Fork Jerry Reese Salmon River Corn Creek Salmon Falls Reese Middle Fork Indianola Salmon Salmon River Boat Patrol Dave Giles Floyd Alder Sula Ranger District

Spokane Residents Seek City Reimbursement for Sewer Flooding

About a dozen residents urged the Spokane city council to reimburse home and church flood damage from sewer backups after heavy rains on July 6 and 13. They cited insurance denials, stated damages exceeding $3,000 in basements, and sewage soaking woodwork floors and furnishings. Mayor Rodgers advised filing claims against the city.

Spokane UPS Harriett Pond Harold Hanson Church of the Open Bible Carroll Crogweek David Rodgers

Man pleads guilty in sale of stock in nonexistent Idaho mine

A Loon Lake man admitted in Superior Court to selling nearly 30 000 dollars worth of stock in a nonexistent north Idaho silver mine. Joe Metlow 47 pleaded guilty to grand larceny linked to the Mint Grade Mines stock sales to Bruce Parson and others.

Spokane UPS Wash Superior North Idaho Joe Metlow Metlow Bruce Parsons Kootenai County Bruce Harry Willard Parsons Laurent Regimbai James Schaste Idaho Donald Olson

Day Mines Reports Six Month Loss From Write Offs

Day Mines in Wallace Idaho and Colorado operations logged a 14 cent per share loss for the first half of the year due to exploration outlay write offs. The company earned 51 cents per share for the prior year first half. Write offs included 400000 royalty prepayment to Leadville Corp and 120000 monthly royalty expense plus Idaho Tamarack and Dayrock project costs.

Wallace, Idaho UPI Idaho Colorado Leadville Corp Tamarack Dayrock

Spokane River body tentatively identified as David Brannin

Authorities tentatively identify a badly decomposed body from the Spokane River as 22 year old David Brannin, presumed drowned after a May 31 boating accident. Dental records and fingerprints will confirm identity. earlier sightings are considered hoaxes. A separate Deer Lake recovery near Spokane remains unidentified.

Spokane UPI David Brannin County Brannin Stevens County Deer Lake

St Luke's Boise Receives 1 Million Federal Grant

St Luke's hospital in Boise announces a $1 million federal grant for expansion modernization and remodeling. Administrator E S Gilbertson said the grant and a possible $1.6 million for loan interest subsidies were approved by the Public Health Service.

Boise UPI St. Luke’s Hospital At E. E. Gilbertson Public Health Service

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the Daily Bee Tues Clark Fork High School Clark Fork Lutheran Church Washington Water Power Bldg St. Joseph’s Catholic Church 6Th & Oak Old Fairgrounds City Beach Otto Della Klefstad Women of the Moose the Moose Hall Ben Haley Darlene Freeland Alice McCalley Odd Fellows, Rebeccas & Families Ioof Hall Euclid & Pine Springy Point Kootenai Bonner County Historical Society North Clark Fork Athletic Boosters Club Clark Fork Ted Bruhn Naples Four Seasons Walt Davis Panida Montana Lost Trail Pass
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