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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1974
Page
2
City officials warn of a $150000 January cost increase and possible 50 percent equipment inflation as $300000 in federal grant money for a tertiary facility is denied. Officials say priority changes and bond reliance without the grant will delay seven years of pollution control, boosting pollution exposure.
Idaho Power Co. officials confirm a desert site about 10 miles south of Gowen Field as one of four prime locations for a coal fired plant. Spokesman Glen Hall says construction could begin next year with a capacity of two million kilowatts by the late 1980s and coal sourced from Wyoming.
A compact listing of NBC CBS ABC and educational channel schedules with programs such as Today Show News Gunfight at OK and The Price Is Right along with children's shows Captain Kangaroo Sesame Street and Mister Rogers Neighborhood.
The column prints letters as submitted with minimal edits for libel. Repeats are sampled. Contact sender when possible. Limit two double spaced pages. Include signature address and phone. Letters cannot be returned. Refer to prior letters in new submissions. Views expressors own not the Daily Bee.
A concertgoer reports dense smoke from POT filling the Spokane Coliseum during a Chicago rock show at Expo 74. The writer urges Expo organizers to protect indoor air quality for future events.
Ilene Russell of Mariposa California died Sunday July 21. She and husband Allen lived in Kootenai Idaho for years. A nurse at Bonner General Hospital she also worked for Dr J P Munson. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Gerald Gilmore a son Clayton Russell and five grandchildren. Memorials to Bonner General Hospital in care of Mrs Archie Yager Sandpoint Idaho. Services pending.
Eric Arneson 89 of Priest River died Wednesday July 17 at Sandpoint Manor. Born December 18 1884 in Norway he moved to Priest River in 1900 and lived at the Manor since 1970. He worked in logging and farming. Graveside services will be held Wednesday July 24 at 8 PM at Pinecrest Memorial Park with Rev. James Scott officiating.
The search for Jack D. Mays, 12, missing since an air mattress was run over by a speedboat at Lake Coeur d'Alene, has been called off. Debra Garren, 11, Spokane, survived with a below knee amputation. The boat was driven by Cindy Lee Rowley, 20, Kellogg, during a water-skiing run in Wolf Lodge Bay.
City Council votes unanimously to auction bids again for storm sewer sealing. A Spokane firm will estimate new specifications. Previous bid was rejected after only one bid. Downtown parking lot estimate revised from 30 000 to 72 296 dollars.
The NAACP says it will sue to force the Mormon Church to separate its racial policy from the Boy Scouts of America. Utah officials say the issue centers on leadership roles for black youths and will seek an injunction to protect rights denied to children in Salt Lake City and Ogden troops.
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