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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1974

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Idaho House Rejects Open Meeting Rule Amid 34 34 Split

The Idaho House failed to approve a proposed joint rule to make all committee meetings open to the public after a 34 34 tie vote. Proponents argued meetings are already public in effect, while opponents warned of possible exposure of caucus discussions.

Gary Ingram R- Post Falls Ingram House James Elgin R-Caldwell Elgin Patricia McDermott D-Pocatello

Sandpoint City Council Considers 1974 Budget Proposals

The Sandpoint City Council will meet at 8 p.m. in the Council Chambers to approve the 1974 budget and elect a president. Additional items include a merit system for city employees, a budget audit, and committee and city officers reports.

Sandpoint City

Man Charged After Breakin at Hal's Texaco

A Coeur d'Alene man, Donald A. Shaffer, 46, was arrested by Sandpoint police after a break in at Hal's Texaco 415 Cedar Saturday afternoon. He posted a $5,000 bond set by Judge Don Swanstrom. Entry was made by breaking a south side window. A separate LDS Church break in occurred between noon and 8 p.m. with no items missing.

Coeur d’Alene Sandpoint Hal’s Texaco Cedar Donald A. Shaffer Shaffer Don Swanstrom Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

Weather update for Sandpoint shows clouds and showers

Sandpoint reports mostly cloudy skies with a few showers through Tuesday. Light winds remain, with a 50 percent precipitation chance tonight and 60 percent Tuesday. Low tonight around 35, high Tuesday near 50.

Chamber backs new community development program

The Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce votes to sponsor a program from Pacific Power and Light's Community Services Department. Grass roots input will drive projects via surveys and town halls. A steering committee will synthesize results. implementation planned for early fall.

Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce Board Community Services Department of Pacific Power and Light Bob Keith Portland Chamber Chamber of Commerce Chamber, Office Elks Club

Sandpoint Man Dies In Mishap

A 27 year old Sandpoint man William F Kennedy was killed when his motorcycle collided with a pickup on U S 2 near Westwood Condominiums. Peter G Berghan also of Sandpoint was headed east and turning left. autopsy ordered to determine death cause. Kennedy, born November 26 1946 in Spokane, was a Kennedy Development Co. associate.

William Kennedy Sandpoint Peter Berghan U.S. 2 William F. Kennedy Bonner General Hospital Idaho State Patrol Peter G. Berghan Kennedy Westwood Condominiums R.L. Bruce Dale Coffelt Spokane Sandpoint High School North Idaho Junior College Kennedy Development Co

Cavity Control Debate Leaves Schools Untouched

Idaho State Board of Education heard from ADA aligned group urging removal of candy and soda machines from public schools. The ADA argues these devices promote sugary, harmful between meal consumption, while Superintendent Wayne Likens says focus should be education on good health habits, not legislation. Acting president J P Munson joked about a warning sign over machines.

Boise State Board of Education Dental Health Section Department of Environmental & Community Services DECS American Dental Ass’n ADA Bonner County Wayne Likens J.P Munson Sandpoint

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