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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1971

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City Council Approves Annexation Plan Excluding Two Properties

The council ordered the City Attorney to draft an ordinance annexing the Ammerman Kizer Anderson DeJohn Bruhn and other west and south of Moran properties to form a Local Improvement District for paving. Whittaker and Carlson properties were omitted after opposition. The proposal passed unanimously as amended.

Poe Mandyalah Oo Whittaker Samipoint Tom Carlson Ammerman Whittaker Carlson

Kiwanis Opposes Rock Festival at Farragut Park

The Sandpoint Kiwanis Club urged Idaho Governor Cecil Andrus to deny use of Farragut State Park for a July 4 festival led by a Church of the Rock. The club, led by Kent McCandless, warned of safety and welfare risks if up to 50 000 attendees gather in Bonner County.

Bonner County Sandpoint Kiwanis Club Panhandle

Sandpoint Chamber Reports 50 Percent Tourist Increase

Promotion Director Ken Pratt announced 1971 looks strong for Sandpoint area tourism as the chamber reports a 50 percent rise in tourist counts over last year. The chamber staff will adopt summer hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and, starting June 14, will stay open through lunch and Saturdays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Ken Pratt Sandpoint

Andrus To Speak At AIC Convention In Burley Idaho

Governor Cecil Andrus will keynote the 24th Annual Association of Idaho Cities convention in Burley on June 17 to 19. The event includes a Friday morning speech, a Tort Claims Act discussion, Idaho Construction Manual presentation, and a Mayor's Prayer Breakfast with Oregon official Charles Gill Jr. The gathering features 16 city consultant sessions and a Saturday luncheon with Senator Wayne Kidwell.

Cecil Andrus Association of Idaho Burley Gem City Floyd Gray Sandpoint AIC Ed Simmerman Association Gray Idaho Clyde Keithly Cecil Thompson State Law Enforcement Planning Commission Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Dean H. S. Smith University of Idaho Charles B. Gill Oregon State Accident Insurance Fund Grant Pass Oregon Wayne Kidwell Boise John Gillespie Gillespie Toledo Univerity Ohio

Nordeen Names New Directors in Sandpoint Chamber

Wm. T. Nordeen announces three new Sandpoint chamber directors to fill vacancies. Bud Moon becomes Director in Charge of Education, WM. Watkins heads Agriculture, Bill Fournier leads Membership and Finance. Dick Whittaker chairs a new committee on UI School of Architecture ideas.

Wm. T. Nordeen Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce Bud Moon Sandpoint WM. Watkins General Telephone Bill Fournier Nordeen Chamber Dick Whittaker Retail Merchants Committee University of Idaho School of Architecture

Boy Killed In Coeur d Alene Auto Crash

A western Washington boy was killed and seven others injured when a bus type van left U S Highway 95A near Harrison and plunged down a 90 foot embankment. Chuck Lockhart 5 Redmond Wash died at the scene. Latilda Allred 50 Redmond in critical condition at Sacred Heart Hospital Spokane. Idaho State Police said the vehicle crashed into railroad tracks at the bottom of the embankment, ejecting all eight occupants.

Coeur D’alene Washington Harrison Here Chuck Lockhart Redmond Wash Sacred Heart Hospital Spokane Latilda Allred Idaho

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