Sandpoint approves shared cost for university study of city areas
The Sandpoint City Council unanimously agreed to share 250 of the costs for a University of Idaho redesign study of Sand Creek, the city beach, and downtown. The city will cover 250 for two scale models and 12 study books at 7.50 each, with total outlay 850 noted by Bill Nordeen.
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Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce
Bill Nordeen
Sandpoint
University of Idaho
Sand Creek
City Beach
Floyd Gray
Nordeen
Chamber of Commerce
Dayan warns of possible new Middle East flareup
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan says winds in Arab capitals favor the resumption of war over peace and warns the conflict may again erupt. In Madison, Mel Cohen of a Veterans of Foreign Wars post faces a 60 day suspension amid alleged antiwar activities, expressing frustration at the antiwar stance.
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U.S
United Press International
Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
Middle East
Madison
Wis
Mel Cohen
Veterans On Foreign Wars
Antipeace
Sandpoint OKs Local Improvement District for 22 Streets
The Sandpoint City Council on Monday formed LID No 25 to pave 22 streets including Merton Elm Main Poplar Ella Chestnut Fir Alder Ruth Wake Michigan S Ella Erie Second Third Superior Dearborn Idaho Lake and Fourth Aves with some streets listed in petitions. The measure requires 75 percent council approval or 60 percent resident requests to take effect.
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Sandpoint
Floyd Gray
Gray
Merton Ave
Elm St
Main St
Poplar St
Ella Ave
Chestnut St
Fir St
Alder St
Ruth Ave
Wake St
Michigan St
S. Ella Ave
Erie St
Second Ave
Third Ave
Superior St
Dearborn St
Idaho St
Lake St
Fourth Ave
Alder
Main
Kiwanis Plans Camp Carnival at Stidwell
Leonard Mitchell announces a Sandpoint Kiwanis Carnival at Camp Stidwell on Mirror Lake in Eagle. August 15 features fishing derby outdoor games and a song fest with a barbecue turkey dinner 1.50 adults 0.75 children under 12. money funds Sandpoint youth programs.
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Leonard Mitchell
Sandpoint Kiwanis Club
Camp Stidwell
Mirror Lake
Eagle
Mitchell
Sandpoint
Idaho GOP figures react to Barnett resignation move
Boise GOP committeewoman Gwen Barnett plans to resign July 15 and relocate to Oregon amid a pending divorce from Steele Barnett. The Idaho Statesman by John Corlett notes her since 1960 tenure and influence on the party, and outlines succession and timing for a replacement before Aug 15.
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Boise
UPD
Gwen Barnett
Idaho
Oregon
Idaho ‘Statesman
John Corlett
Barnett
GOP
Republican ‘Central Committee
Roland
State Central Committee
Land Bureau Probes Two Man Made Grassland Fires
The Bureau of Land Management investigates two fires blamed on man action. One blaze near Highway 51 scorched 700 acres of grasslands and sage brush while another 600 acre fire burned Saturday opposite the first site. The latest fire started two miles east of Buruneau and was checked by 14 men and two ground tankers.
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Boise Cupid
Bureau of Land Management
Highway 51
Buruneau
Hansen Says Eagle Death Not Deliberate
U.S. Senator Cliff Hansen of Wyoming said it has not been proven to him that stockmen intentionally poisoned eagles in Wyoming. He noted about fifty golden and bald eagles have died since 1951 with most victims poisoned by thallium sulfate while others were shot or electrocuted.
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Casper
Wyo
U.S
Cliff ‘Hansen
Wyoming
Amy
Four Lane Striping Adopted By Council
The Sandpoint City Council approved a four lane striping plan for First Avenue and Cedar Street by a 4-2 vote to speed traffic flow while studying a later one way downtown pattern. Merchants favored a one way system per a University of Idaho study, with a three lane plan as second choice. Police Chief George Elliot backed four lanes citing safe, rapid movement through Penney's corner.
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Les Brown
First Avenue
Cedar Street
City County
Brown
Bert Lines
Sandpoint
Bee
Dick Whittaker
University of Idaho
Traffic Safety Commission
George Elliot
Elliot
Penney’s Corner
Andrus Orders Cooperation On Drugs In State
Gov. Cecil D. Andrus issues an executive order directing the Idaho State Board of Pharmacy, the Bureau of Drug Control, and the Department of Law Enforcement to cooperate with the Idaho Attorney General’s office. Attorney General Anthony Park will coordinate enforcement of the Uniform Controlled Substances Act as the board seeks federal grants.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho State Board of Pharmacy
Bureau of Drug Control
Department of Law Enforcement
Idaho Attorney General
Cecil D. Andrus
Anthony Park
Idaho
Idaho Board of Pharmacy
Enforcement Planning Commission
Board of Pharmacy
Attorney General’s Office
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Kiwanis
Stidwell
Wilber
Lewiston
Magic Valley
Land Bureau
Sydney
Australia
Geraldine Brodrick
Andrus
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