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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1974

Page

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Slow wake rule set for Sand Creek to Cedar Street Bridge

Bonner County Waterways Commission restricts boat traffic on Sand Creek to slow no wake up to the Cedar Street Bridge and discusses dredging, pilings removal, and a $150,000 Talache safe harbor project on Forest Service land with county funds and 48 hour parking limits.

Wake Sand Creek Bonner County Waterways Commission Cedar Street Burlington Northern Railroad Safe Harbor Talache Forest Service County Waterways Leo Hadley

Sirica to Hold Hearing on Secret Jury Report in Watergate Case

UPI report says Chief Judge John J. Sirica will hold an extraordinary Wednesday hearing to decide disposition of a grand jury secret report about Nixon and the Watergate cover up. The session follows indictments of seven Nixon aides and a request to forward the document to the House Judiciary Committee.

Jane Denison Washington UPI U.S John J. Sirica Nixon Sirica White House Grand Jury House Judiciary Committee Peter W. Rodine D-N.j Bernard L. Barker Eugenio R. Martinez Felipe de Diego

Schweitzer Chamber and Farmers Day Set for March 14

Schweitzer Basin hosts Chamber of Commerce Day and Farmer's Day on March 14 with about 200 attendees. Ski school demonstration at 11:30, no host lunch 12 to 1 30, ski area tour at 1 30, lift ride, cocktails at the Key Restaurant at 4 30 and Overwinter tour. Attendees must arrange transportation and reserve by March 13.

Chamber of Commerce Schweitzer Basin Jim Judd Schweitzer Promotions Judd Chamber

Girl Scout Week Declared in Sandpoint

Sandpoint Mayor Les Brown signed a March 10 to 16 proclamation declaring Girl Scout Week. The ceremony urged citizens to support the program as the Girl Scouts mark the 62nd anniversary of their 1912 founding with 18 original members and now about four million members.

Sandpoint Les Brown Brown Girl Scouts Zale Palmer Brownie Johna Krum Darlene Nordgaarden

Parking Meter Hours In City Ordinances

The Daily Bee explains meter regulation hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. per Chapter 2 Section 9206 of the 1946 city code. Some meters show the designation while newer meters lack markings.

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House Rejects Pay Raise for Judges in Idaho

Idaho House defeats a bill to raise Supreme Court and district judges' salaries by 5000 dollars, 28 to 35, sending the measure to a possible reconsideration. Rep McHan argues judges' pay is excessive compared with teachers and cites constituent complaints. Rep Ingram supports raises only for deserved cases, urging a broader message to the courts.

Supreme Court McHan Gary Ingram R-Post Falls

Church Receives Threatening SLA Letter from Symbionese Group

The Boise office of Sen Frank Church D-Idaho says a typewritten threatening letter reportedly from the Symbionese Liberation Army arrived in Idaho and was turned over to the FBI. The letter used a Field Marshall Conque signature and bore an upside down 8 cent stamp as several New England governors received similar messages.

Washington UPI Boise

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