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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1972
Page
1
The First District Judge Wait Prather quashed a motion to compel Kootenai County to mail voter re registration cards. The ruling says the Maho Code did not require voter registration and the legislature later acted. Cenarrusa cannot direct county clerks to mail the cards. The case tests Cenarrusa's authority under Idaho election laws.
A note states that 19 year olds will be eligible to purchase beer and wine, with the court requiring applicants to be 20 years old to apply.
A community fundraising drive to build the North Idaho Child Development Center kicked off this week with Dr. John R. Marks attending. Organizers must raise the target by July to avoid loss of pool funds, while Washington grants support hospital training and nursing school.
Cleanup operations in northeastern Washington and northern Idaho followed the Pend Oreille River and Lake Pend Oreille dropping toward normal levels. The Army Corps of Engineers said both water bodies would continue to fall as spring runoff ended. river depth at Albeni Falls Dam stood at 52.2 feet, below the prior day’s 53.5 feet, with flood level at 49 feet. Lake Pend Oreille measured 65.47 feet, beneath the 62.5 foot flood threshold.
The Air Force awarded a $3,988,932 contract to a local firm to maintain and operate the Kodiak Tracking Station in Alaska. Representative James A. McClere Hale said the work, funded as money becomes available, runs from July 1972 to June 30, 1973.
At a noon Merchants Association luncheon in the Pastime Café Panhandle Room Mayor Floyd Gray and Police Chief George Elliot discussed shoplifting laws and the need for more police. The special meet ing set for Monday June 19 at 7 30 p m in the Council Chamber will consider additional police protection and possible auxiliary forces.
ALPA president John J. O Donnell announced a Monday walkout by U S pilots as a protest against hijackings. He said negotiations with the United Nations are disrupted and that the action targets international inaction on hijackings, not U S airlines.
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