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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1971

Page

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Cox Named Assistant State Highway Engineer in Idaho

Donald L. Cox of Idaho has been appointed Assistant State Highway Engineer for the Idaho Department of Highways at Boise. A 15 year veteran with the department, he has served as Resident Engineer, Assistant District Engineer, and District Engineer with assignments in Boise, Pocatello, Montpelier, and Lewiston. Born 1919 in Mullen Nebraska, he graduated from Weiser High School and earned a 1950 civil engineering degree from the University of Idaho. He previously worked with the U S Soil Conservation Service North American Aviation and the U S Office of Indian Affairs before joining the Idaho department. Cox succeeds retiring Charles E Aldrich.

Donald L. Cox Idaho Department of Highways Department Boise Cox Highway Department Pocatello Montpelier Lewiston Mullen Nebraska Weiser High School University of Idaho U. S. Soil Conservation Service North American Aviation, Inc U.S. Office of Indian Affairs Idaho Department of Highways Charles E. Aldrich

Bear Feeds On Car in Remote River Region

River man Allan McNeer woke to a black bear chewing the automobile antenna and nibbling the luggage rack, a close encounter that underlines life in one of America’s last frontier sections. Neer noted the bear’s bold foray as he approached his vehicle Saturday.

Allan McNeer America McNeer

Child Center Receives $15000 for Bonner County Program

The North Idaho Regional Child Development Center secured a $15,000 federal grant to launch a program for parents of handicapped children in Bonner County. It targets early stimulation and development for children up to six with focus on language social behavior motor and school readiness. Acting Director Howard Schrag said more program details including operation curriculum equipment screening and eligibility will be released in about two weeks.

North Idaho

Weather Outlook for Sandpoint

Sandpoint reports mostly cloudy skies with showers through Tuesday. A chance of thundershowers, cooler temperatures, and gusty winds at times. Rain chances around 60 percent today.

Sandpoint

Lake Pend Oreille still rising after inflow surge

The lake stood at 2061.2 feet Monday, up over a foot in a week as inflow rose from 77 000 cfs to 112 000 cfs. The Corps expects a gradual rise in days ahead while spillway gates remain open to increase outflow. Albeni Falls units stay out of service due to headwater-tailwater elevation gap, says project engineer Ken Coffman.

Pend Oreille Corps of Army Engineers Alberi Falls Damy Albeni Falls Ken Coffman

Farm Tour Is Scheduled By Sandpoint Chamber

The Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce sched ules an annual Farm Tour for Wednesday June 9 with stops at Art Turnbulls Sagle Vern Coon Gold Creek Ernest Neely Ranch Northside Selkirk Hereford Ranch and a lunch at Bill Woolsey Ranch. The group assembles at 9 a.m. in the Court House Parking lot and will travel by bus. chamber members farmers and others interested in farming are urged to attend to honor local agriculture.

Sandpoint Chamber of _ Commerce Art ‘Turnbulls Sagle Vern Coon Gold Creek Ernest Neely Ranch Northside Selkirk- Hereford Ranch Bill Woolsey Cowbells and Cattlemen’s Association Chamber Court House

48 Bereaved Dead Jetliner Collision News Update

An Air West DC-9 carrying 48 passengers collided with a Navy F 4 fighter near Los Angeles, causing fiery crashes that killed at least 11 Salt Lake City bound passengers. Onboard names include F Pyke W Pyke C Pyke G Hunter J Mangrum P Dunn C Allen E Smith R Schoenhals T Morris M Subic R Vincent J McCroden. Flight 706 departed LAX at 6 50 p m bound for Salt Lake City Boise Lewiston Idaho and Pasco Washington.

Los Angeles UPD Air West Salt Lake City Air West Flight Information Salt Lake F. Pyke W. Pyke C. Pyke G. Hunter J. Mangrum P. Dunn C. Allen E. Smith R. Schoenhals T. Morris M. Subic Los Angeles International Airport R. Vincent Boise J. McCroden Nampa Lewiston Idaho Pasco, Wash

Youth Cited In Mishap Inattentive Driving Cited

A Sandpoint youth Kevin G. Dreier eighteen escaped injury after losing control and rolling his car in an alley behind Superior Street. Investigating officer Gene Holt cited him for inattentive driving following the mishap. Boise UPD The State Department of Education will sponsor a workshop on a school without walls beginning Monday at Maple Grove Elementary School. It will feature a detailed report on individualized instruction practiced in Morland and Riverside schools in the Snake River School District.

Sandpoint Kevin G. Dreier Superior Street Gene Holt Dreier Boise Upd State Department of Education Maple Grove Morland Riverside Snake River

Church Questions 1080 Usage In Idaho

Senator Frank Church accuses federal wildlife officials in Boise of withholding data on 1080 predator-control usage in Idaho. He urges public access to information, citing Idaho Environmental Council efforts and litigation grounds cited by the Division of Wildlife Services. The same release notes a $1.7 million federal reprog for elderly meal projects in Payette, Washington, Gem and Valley counties.

Washington UPD Frank Church Idaho Federal Division of Wildlife Services Boise Spencer H. Smith Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife Church Idaho Environmental Council Predator Control Committee Portland Nixon D-Idaho Payette Gem and Valley

Hats Modeled A Brunch Fundraiser Held In Sandpoint

Hats were modeled at a June 1 brunch from 9 30 to noon at the home of Senior Advisor Mrs F S Wetterow for the Sandpoint Junior Club. Prizes went to Mrs Charles Holtz for outstanding, Mrs Gary D Oro zio for prettiest, Mrs George Harper for oddest combination and Mrs Gordon McCormick for a Polynesian design. A Silent Auction began the fund for the Park project between Main and Alder Streets, sponsored by the Junior Club.

F.S. Wetterow Sandpoint Charles Holtz Gary D'Orazio George Harper Gordon McCormick Fund For Main Alder

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B. County Coralee Holz Jerry Stoicheff Terry Budell Sharon MacCormick Toni,D’orazio Linda Harper Navy
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