08 Mar 1974
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1974
Page
1
Bonner County Deputies urged the County Commissioners to raise wages citing a negative take home after expenses. Chief Deputy Dave Hare detailed salaries from $441 to $725 monthly and about 12,478 overtime hours in 1973, with 34,269 hours since 1971. He noted six of twenty deputies lack health or life insurance due to cost.
The Sandpoint Traffic & Safety Committee discussed installing 12 bicycle racks at a total cost of 552 dollars and potential bike routes citywide. They debated amending a 1946 meter hours ordinance from 9 am to 6 pm and possibly ending enforcement at 5 pm. Chief George Elliot defended courtesy parking tickets for out of state vehicles, noting certain leniencies and record keeping.
The Sandpoint City Council schedules a 7 30 pm meeting to review the 1974 budget proposed by the Finance Committee and City Clerk Dave Easton, set a hearing date, consider auditing the 1973 budget, elect a President, discuss the merit system and city employee pay raise effective April 1, plus reports from committee chairs and public appearances.
AHSAHKA Idaho UPI a state fish and game official said thousands of Kokanee salmon fingerlings were killed earlier and now 10 to 14 inch fish are injured or dead below the Dworshak Dam The official suggested fish pass through the dam and die from spills or turbine passage.
A UPI report states grand jury indicts former White House aide John D. Ehrlichman for conspiracy in the 1971 Beverly Hills burglary and for four counts of lying to the FBI. Others named include Charles Colson and Liddy, Barker, Martinez, and DeDiego. penalties up to 30 years and 50,000 dollars.
Idaho Senate committee votes 11 to 2 to send a revived land use bill to the floor for amendments. Sen David Bivens defends changes while Sen Len Budge argues the bill remains no better than before and calls for other land use measures to be considered together.
About 25 people attended the first sheriff's reserve officer training meeting at the courthouse Thursday night. Operations officer Brian Timblin said many more called in and would apply, with the deadline extended to March 21.
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