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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1972
Page
5
Mrs. Ken Lunde of Sandpoint rescued three wild babr bine birds found in a radial arm saw cabinet after her husband moved from Rapid Lightening Creek to Hope. Two nests contained two birds each, one dead. The family fed the youngsters dog food with a stick propping their beaks and plans to hang the cage.
Coeur d Alene fire officials said it may take zero to three days to determine the cause of the Desert Hotel blaze. The 73 room property, owned since 1967, was valued at 600000 to 700000 dollars and substantially insured. Fire Chief Joe Turk provided the update.
Hecla Mining Suit Limited sues Hecla Mining in Spokane for about 3 million over a 1968 silver futures investment. Plaintiffs Malott and Emil Heber claim the board of directors illegal approved the purchase. Judge Shields ruled the action legal and set trial on its merits, likely September.
Richard Charnock Boge reports that the State Planning and Community Affairs Agency will run an advertising campaign for Gov. Andrus' proposed constitutional amendment to cut state agencies from 265 to 20. The agency seeks impartial, informational ads but faces questions over headlines and equal time, with federal approval on some lines and disapproval on others.
Hansen a Republican candidate for the United States Senate must file campaign finance reports with the Secretary of the Senate and the House clerk, plus state filing to ensure public records. The instructions emphasize timely submission to maintain transparency.
A speech criticizes the Nixon Administration for neglecting 900 small businesses that close monthly, many in Kansas City, and urges White House and Congress leadership to defend public interests over special interests. The speaker comments on recent events and promises louder advocacy.
The article notes deadlines for campaign disclosures on March 10 June 10 September 10 and January 31 with additional dates before primaries and general elections. Cenarrosa describes federal act enforcement as flexible this year since it is the statute's first year and the filing office has no discretionary power. Three of four Republican and four of Democratic senatorial candidates have filed disclosures along with several congressional filings in the First and Second Districts.
A Friday meeting will address a discrimination complaint filed with the Idaho Human Rights Commission against the State Department of Special Services. Sylvia Garza of Boise, a Chicano, alleges bias after being passed over for a senior secretary post and replaced by a white woman with the same title. If recommendations are rejected a public hearing may be scheduled.
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