Mail at second class Postage rates pending in Idaho
An application to mail at second class Postage rates is pending in Sandpoint Idaho 83864. The notice records the submission and location for processing.
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1976
Page
2
An application to mail at second class Postage rates is pending in Sandpoint Idaho 83864. The notice records the submission and location for processing.
The Sandpoint City Council held a five hour meeting as usual and faced debates over whether to hold two sessions monthly or keep one. Opinions varied on time limits and mayoral discretion, with concerns that long talks hinder decisions and risk costly outcomes.
City action includes adopting the annual budget system for October 1977, permanent one way street from Sixth Ave to Boyeron Main after a 60 day trial, and bids for finishing the Northwest Storm Sewer funded by HUD. Other items include vandalism at City Beach down, cable television proposal, rifle range lease with public access, and deferred approval for Lincoln Lincoln 4 plexes and an airplane repair shop pending county hearings.
Seventy two year old Frank Fletcher reportedly backed his 1963 Mercury from a Sandpoint driveway and struck a parked 1975 Pontiac owned by Clifford Eberley. Damage totaled 275 dollars with Fletcher cited for failure to operate without colliding.
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 8 to 7 to advance a measure forcing the 18 largest oil firms to divest major operations. Companies would pick one core area and plans to separate exploration from refining and marketing within five years. Pipelines face limits, service stations may remain, and a 18 month plan is required. Birch Bayh argues the move shields the public from oil firms.
City officials consider using an engineering firm to study land feasibility for a sewage disposal site citing soil and water table concerns. EPA and State would fund 90 percent if the study proceeds with contract limits, while a $2 716 electrical work appropriation for plant pumps is approved from grant funds.
A garbled listing shows a TV night with Mickey Mouse Club and Merv Griffin at 4 and 5, then Channel 2 News, various shows like Adam 12 Bewitched The Brady Bunch and news blocks. It references ABC CBS NBC nights and classic titles Night Is the Time for Killing and Three Coins in the Fountain.
Washington columnist Dick West discusses Jimmy Carter's enduring smile during the 1976 campaign. He humorously explores an "afterglow" theory from a fictional smile expert, comparing it to a blast furnace and contrasting it with a frozen smile, while joking about causes and dietary hints.
FBI and New York police investigate more than a dozen mailed letter bombs to firms across the United States. One device exploded at Merrill Lynch in New York injuring a 50 year old worker. others were defused. Bombs posted from Texas targets include McDonald's Beatrice Foods and DuPont among others.
Ellamae Farmin Ashby died after a long illness in Reedsport Oregon. She was born July 10 1907 in Sandpoint Idaho to Earl and unnamed Farmin. She is survived by daughter Nancy Adams of Albany Oregon and two granddaughters, and by husband Norvin Ashby. A memorial service will be held in Reedsport Oregon.
An accord between CIA Director George Bush and Sen. Mark Hatfield bars legislation on missionary contact while allowing covert use of clergy as intelligence sources. It widens the missionary definition to include relief workers abroad, raising questions for churches and church oversight.
Considerable cloudiness with showers possible today and tonight. Partly cloudy and cooler on Wednesday with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Rain chances 30 percent today and tonight, 20 percent Wednesday. Highs near 70 today and 65 Wednesday, lows around 50 tonight.
Idaho Senator Jim McClure announced Priest River has been awarded a 5700 grant from the Environmental Protection Agency. The funds, combined with an earlier 404175 grant, will be matched with local funds to expand and upgrade the town’s water treatment facilities.
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