Hearing Continues In Murder Charge In Oregon Case
A preliminary hearing for Milton W. Tarter and Edward D. Palmer, both Irrigan men, to determine evidence for a trial in District Court continued today. The case concerns the May 19 stabbing death of Opal Marie Almanza, 58, of Spokane, and proceedings remain closed to the public.
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Irrigan, Oregon
Spokane
Samuels
Quentin Hardin
Milton W. Tarter
Edward D. Palmer
Opal Marie Almanza
Arctic Gas pipeline debate shapes Pacific Northwest plans
PGT executive Victor Chandler urges approval of the Arctic Gas overland pipeline linking Alaska and Mackenzie Delta to U S and Canada. He argues it secures Canadian gas to the 1980s, lowers transport costs, creates Bonner County jobs, and strengthens Northwest energy supplies amid competing Alcan and El Paso proposals.
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Mike* Dalen
BeeStaff
Pacific: Gas, Transmission Company
Sandpant
Arian Jandler
PGT
Sandpoint Daily Bees
Chandler
Idaho
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Canada
Mackenzie
Delta
Prudhoe Bay
Alaska
North Slope
Mackenzie River
Alaskan
Mackenzie Delta
U.S
el Paso
Arctic
United States
Alcan
Council On Environmental Quality
Carter
Congress
Pacific Northwest
Sandpoint
Bonner County
Northwest Pipeline
Salt Lake City
Arctic National Wildlife Range
Bonners Ferry Wheat Producer Fears Price Will Force Farmer Out
Bonners Ferry producer Don Howe leader of the National Association of Wheat Growers warns Congress not to bow to White House veto threats over farm legislation. He cites 11 months of prices below production costs and urges enactment of Senate targets including 1977 at 2.90 per bushel and 1978 at 3.10, with a 2.47 loan rate for 1978 and extended future loan provisions to boost exports and reduce surpluses.
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Washington
U.S
White House
Don Howe
National Association of Wheat Growers
Bonners Ferry
Senate
Department of Agribuure
NAWG
Howe
City water decals await a use in drought prep
Easton voices concern over three by four inch water conservation stickers and the $250 printing cost. He may pay if the city or mayor does not fund printing, and he plans to sell them for six cents each while awaiting a brainstorm on effective distribution.
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Easton
Water Department
Dave
City P I Commission votes on building permit plan
Sandpoint's Planning and Zoning Commission voted to hold public hearings on a conditional use permit for Realty Investments Services to build an office building on Superior Street near the high school. The proposal aims to house new offices.
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Sandpoint
Superior Street
Realty Investments Services
Idaho Department of Health and Welfare
Superior
Long Bridge
J.C. Benoit
Commission
Marlin Green
Benoit
Green
Judge Orders Aides To Prison In Watergate Case
UPI reports US District Judge John Sirica set June 22 as the start date for John Mitchell and H R Haldeman to begin prison terms for Watergate cover up. Ehrlichman already began serving. Nixon aide is not present in today's hearing.
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Clay F. Richards
Washington
UPI
John Sirica
John Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
Sirica
Supreme Court
Richard Nixon
Haldeman
Mitchell
Nixon
John Ehrlichman
Farrah Fawcett-Majors Skips Charlies Angels Work
Farrah Fawcett-Majors did not report for the first day of work on next season of Charlies Angels. Her press agent says she is pursuing film offers and sorting out contract status. Producers say she owes another year as Jill Munroe. a judge may decide.
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Hollywood
UPI
Farrah —Fawcett-Marrs
Charlie's Angels
Ms. Fawcett-Majors
Jill Munroe
Burglary at Sandpoint Federal Building Investigated
FBI assists city police in a weekend break in at Sandpoint Federal Building. About $575 in electronics including a camera and calculator were stolen. Authorities suspect entry by hidden access or use of a special card.
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Larry Sterling
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sandpoint
Sterling
Stolen Mower and Tape Decks Reported in Sandpoint
Ross Payne reports a stolen orange and white AMF riding mower from his carport valued at 800 dollars. Police say Monday night thefts affected two nearby cars. Kelly Haws reports a stolen tape deck valued at 50 dollars on Euclid Street. Jon Moss reports a player and several tapes stolen from a car on Antone Street worth 100 dollars.
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Ross Payne
St. Clair
Sandpoint
Kelly Haws
Euclid
Jon C. Moss
Antone Street
Mishaps on 1st Avenue Prompt Police Report
Two auto accidents occurred within ten minutes on 1st Avenue near Church Street and Bridge Street. James Olson pulled from a parking space and hit Janet Meagher’s car with $250 total damage. ten minutes later Thomas Osborne hit Charles Smith’s vehicle with combined damages of $350.
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1St Avenue
James W. Olson
Sandpoint
Church Street
Janet C. Meagher
Olson
Meagher
Thomas L. Osborne
Bridge Street
Charles R. Smith
Spokane
Osborne
Smith
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Berger Commission
Pacific Gas Transmissions
Baldy Road
PASO
Dave Easton
OeeReach
Hue
City P&i Commission
Democratic National Committee
Ehrlichman
Farrah
FBI
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