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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1977

Page

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County Reappraisal Efforts Mark Slow To Progress

Bonner County faces a troubled reappraisal program with past delays and high turnovers. County Assessor Dennis Benda credits new leadership and increased funding, notably from Jack Young of California’s valuation division, for improved data organization and progress toward the January 1 1979 deadline.

Mike Dalen Bee Bonner Dennis Benda Jassessor Jack Young Orange County California Jack County Reappraisal

Experienced appraiser to lead Bonner County re appraisal

Jack Young, veteran appraiser with state and county posts in California and Idaho, is directing Bonner County reappraisal of all private property. He worries about outside mass appraisal but accepts the county’s pick for fairness and local insight, earning 180000 for three years with future consultant duties.

Benda Brian Moe Bee Jack Young Young California Idaho Orange County United States Idaho Panhandle Bonner County Sandpoint Dennis Benda Dennis

Japanese trawler reports new dinosaur like creature pieces

The Taiyo Fishery Co crew recovered a two ton creature from a 1000 foot NZ depth near Christchurch. They sent back 30 to 40 pieces with scientists split on its nature. Tokyo experts labeled a nine inch tissue piece as a shark fin while photos show a long neck and back fin not typical of sharks.

Fishery Resources Development Center Christchurch New Zealand Keiji Nasu Tokyo Tsukiji Japan Michihiko Yano Taiyo Fishery Co Taiyo Nasu

Weather outlook with heat and storms through Saturday

Warner area sees partly cloudy skies with scattered thunderstorms this week. Afternoon and evening periods bring strong gusty winds as heat continues with highs ranging from the mid 80s to mid 90s and overnight lows near 55 to 60.

Eight Found Dead In Burned Waterbury Suburb Home

A mother Cheryl Beaudoin and her seven children aged 4 to 12 were found dead inside a sealed Route 68 home in Prospect after a 4 am fire. Authorities say the blaze was set. the father Fred Beaudoin was at work at Pratt and Whitney in North Haven. The children were Fred Jr 12 Sharon 10 Debbie 9 Paul 8 Rod Holly 5 and Marylou 4.

Andrew Nibley Prospect Conn UPI Waterbury Cheryl] Beaudoin Route 68 Fred Beaudoin Pratt and Whitney Co North Haven Fred Jr Sharon Debbie Paul Rod Holly Maryiou

Brewster Man Killed Near Priest River

Michael P Bowers a 24 year old Brewster Washington man died after his car left Highway 57 north of Priest River. He crawled back onto the northbound lane and was struck by a second vehicle driven by 45 year old Janyce L Johnson Cheney Johnson and her daughter were en route to a summer cabin at Prest Lake. Bowers died at the scene.

Brewster Washington Highway 57 Idaho Jim Flavel Michael P Bowers Priest River Bowers Janyce L Johnson Cheney Johnson Prest Lake

Death toll climbs to 47 in Conemaugh flood

United Press International reports 47 bodies recovered in the Conemaugh Valley flood, the worst since 1889. Many remain missing as message boards at Johnstown National Guard armory fill with requests for information while about 2,000 refugees await news on relatives and a path to return home.

United Press International Johnstown Pat Pennsylvania Conemaugh Valley National Guard

Beef referendum rejected by Bernard Brenner

WASHINGTON UPI Farmers rejected a proposed beef checkoff that would raise 30 to 40 million dollars for advertising research and promotion to boost sales. The preliminary vote showed 130,464 farmers or 56.5 percent of 231,046 ballots supported the measure, failing to reach the two-thirds requirement under a 1976 law. Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland said producers have spoken, and backers may revive the effort later. David Stroud noted likely renewed efforts through traditional funding channels.

Bernard Brenner Washington UPI Agriculture Department Bob Bergland David Stroud National Livestock and Meat Board Chicago Stroud

Bike Stolen From Porch In Sandpoint

Shawna Mooney reported a theft in Sandpoint after her 24 inch frame purple and orange girls bike was taken from her porch on Wednesday.

Shawna Mooney

Campfire Girls Pedal Into Sandpoint on Long Bridge

Sixteen Campfire Girls and counselors rolled into Sandpoint Wednesday on a six day ride from Coeur d'Alene to Creston BC after a police escort over Long Bridge. City tours at Sandpoint City Hall followed, then a message of thanks to locals for kindness and hospitality.

Creston B.C Coeur d‘Alene Sandpoint Boriiers Ferry Bes Steve Fenton Long Bridge Coeur d’Alene Dave Easton City Hall Bonnerferry

Boat stolen from Sand Creek moorage on Lake Pend Oreille

Unknown suspects stole a boat from its Sand Creek moorage Wednesday, towed it out into Lake Pend Oreille, and stripped the motor valued at 400 dollars. The vessel was left adrift in the lake.

Charles Finney Sandpoint Sand Creek Pend Oreille

Sandpoint Man Arrested on Indecent Exposure Charge

Arrested Bill D. D Olier 33 of Sandpoint held after a citizen's arrest around 8 p m Thursday on indecent exposure. A city officer took him to Bonner County Jail and Judge Don Swanstrom released him on his own recognizance.

Bill D. D’olier Sandpoint D’olier Bonner County Don Swanstrom

Speed limit signs at City Beach replaced then vandalized

Five mile per hour signs posted outside City Beach gates Thursday were knocked down at 11 45 p m. One sign was stolen and another kept by a Edgewater trailer court resident. Public Works Superintendent Jack Leckner said each sign cost about 25 dollars including labor.

City Beach Edgewater Public Works Jack Leckner

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