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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1973
Page
9
Resident Matt O Brannovich from Clark Fork Idaho warns against Montana discharges into the Clark Fork River and Pend Oreille Lake. He cites bacteriological findings and dam water level changes by Washington Water Power that wash banks and reduce trout spawning beds.
Hall praised Bonner County as a prime western recreation area, noting its David Thompson heritage and the need to develop lacking features such as bicycle and bridal paths. He highlighted extensive horse ownership and the influx of an elite society, stressing the county’s diverse recreational appeal and future growth.
Medical examiner reports two scientists died from carbon dioxide poisoning after being trapped 360 feet down in a research submarine. Al Stover and Clayton Link were estimated dead 16 hours before the sub surfaced, with death likely occurring before rescue was possible as barralite depleted. The submarine rescue timeline and temperature effects on absorbency of barralite are noted by officials.
A real hot time is planned for Pend Oreille Pete's Fun Festival on July 7 at the Bonner County Fairgrounds main exhibit building in Sandpoint. The Elastic Band of Spokane will provide music with guests Hank Snow and Banner Guitar recently linked to the show. A giant auction and booths by local businesses including Gene Hayes Schweitzer Basin Pack River Properties Sandpoint Marina Recreation Unlimited Bill Gill Honda Alpine Sport Shop and county historical societies will run during the evening with food and drink available and advance tickets at 2.50.
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