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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1976
Page
5
Nile Ward of Nile's Texaco said Texaco raised his wholesale price to 51 cents per gallon and doubled his lease fee. He alleges a cartel aim to push independents out, cites higher costs, and notes a proposed 24 hour operation with 40 000 gallons monthly volume. He rejects undercutting customers.
SHOSHONE Idaho UPI Lincoln County jail in Shoshone remains unattended during a six hour daily period amid manpower shortages. Sheriff Bull Anderson says from 8 am to 9 am and 5 pm to 10 pm no one is present in the courthouse jail. Prosecutor Howard Adkins notes no statute requires attendance but urges steps to ensure prisoners are watched for safety. Commissioners debate, with Chair Ward Mills delaying comment until March meeting. Deputies complain of $7.50 nine hour shift pay and seek fair compensation or new staffing.
Idaho reports heavy snow covering major routes March brings road closures and mandatory or advised chains. From U.S. 95 to Interstate 90 and many state routes, several sections report snow floor and icy or broken surfaces with chains urged.
Outgro provides quick relief from ingrown toenail pain by soothing irritated skin and reducing swelling without altering nail shape, growth, or position. The product aims to stop pain rapidly and safely.
A House subcommittee accuses the Interior Department Bureau of Reclamation of spending 675 million dollars beyond congressional limits on West water projects. The report cites inflated ceilings and misused increases, naming multiple projects across 11 states with substantial overruns.
Cheney Washington UP I reports Eastern Washington State College names Philip R. Marshall as acting president to address a threatened discrimination suit by black students. Disputes include underfunded minority programs and missing remedial reading efforts. A Justice Department mediator visits campus Tuesday.
NBC poll of 548 Democrats shows Carter rising to 17 percent to second place behind Humphrey at 21 percent. Wallace 16 percent, Bayh 6, Udall 5. Among GOPs, Ford leads Reagan 50 to 37 with 13 percent undecided. Carter leads among nomination likely 27 to 23 for Humphrey. Harris survey reports Humphrey viewed favorably by a majority but seen as too long winded.
The Eagle Water and Sewer District near Boise Idaho became the first municipal district to settle with the U S Department of Justice for violations of a clean up permit. EPA regional administrator Clifford V Smith Jr said the district admitted bypassing sewage treatment and failing to report the event. A consent decree in Boise U S District Court requires a civil penalty of 250 dollars.
A strong storm moved east from northern Nevada into Utah and Idaho bringing two inches of new snow in Boise with heavier total accumulations possible eastward toward Gooding. Westerly winds up to 30 mph caused blowing drifting snow and hazardous travel as the system tracked across the region.
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