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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1977

Page

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Winter storm packs Laramie with travelers and winds howl

United Press International reports blizzard conditions across the western plains with 70 mile per hour winds closing roads into Laramie and Cheyenne. hotels fill with overflow guests as snowdrifts pile up and shelters open.

United Press International Laramie Wyoming Colorado Nebraska Kansas New Mexico South Dakota Cheyenne Wyo Sharon Martinez

Sandpoint High Bus Returns After Idaho Tourney Exit

SHS scorekeeper Bob Hamilton reports the Big Red and three Sandpoint vehicles will return tonight between 8 and 9 after the Bulldogs were eliminated from the Idaho A-1 Basketball Tournament. Hamilton also previewed Capital versus Pocatello, predicting a close game with Capital winning by up to 15 points. See page six for full state tournament results.

Big Red Sandpoint High School Bulldogs SHS Bob Hamilton The Daily Bee Dillon Montana Big ‘Red Sandpoint Hamilton Pocatello Paseiltan Capital

Courtesy leads to minor collision in Sandpoint

Cesar J. Messmore 28 was backing up at the 5th Ave and Cedar St intersection to give a turning semi more room. He backed into Thomas R. Pooler 33 as Pooler pulled from Hal's Texaco, causing about 250 dollars in damage to Pooler's 1973 Chevrolet and minimal damage to Messmore's car.

Cesar J. Messmore Sandpoint Messmore 5Th Ave Cedar St Cedar Thomas R. Pooler Hal Texaco Pooler

Dairymen Meet For Winter Dairy Forum In Sandpoint

Idaho dairy farmers from Bonner Boundary and Kootenai Counties gathered at the Pastime Cafe in Sandpoint for a full day Winter Dairy Forum. University of Idaho experts spoke on feeding disease prevention milking and breeding management. The session was one of four statewide programs and ended about 4 p m with farmers returning home to milk.

Idaho Sandpoint Bonner Boundary Kootenai University of Idaho

Counterfeiting on the Rise Warns Sandpoint Police Chief

Bonner County officers and civilians received a short course on genuine U S currency and how to spot counterfeit bills. Police Chief Larry Sterling warned that counterfeiters can exploit modern print and photo equipment and explained key features to check such as paper fibers color seals serial numbers size and engraving. He noted few counterfeit bills exist in Sandpoint but several cases have appeared at the county treasurer and urged residents to verify notes at the police department.

Mike Dalen Bee United States Bonner County Sterling England U.S Harney Secret Service Federal Reserve Treasury

Carter Loses Battle Over Water Projects Vote Restores Most

In a sharp defeat for President Carter the Senate voted 65 to 24 to restore 18 of 19 major water projects halted by the White House. Senators Cranston Byrd Eagleton and Danforth weighed in with mixed positions as the chamber signaled support to fund and reevaluate the plans across Arizona California North Dakota Colorado and more. The move reflects a likely two thirds override effort and affects projects nationwide including Auburn Dam and Meramec Park Lake amid ongoing budget considerations.

Elmer W. Lammei Washington UPD Carter Presiident Congress Cranston Auburn California Senate Robert Byrd West Virginia Missouri Thomas Eagleton John Danforth Meramec Park Lake Danforth Eagleton

Right to Work Bill Fates Hinge In Idaho Senate

Idaho Senate debated a right to work bill with major surgery and amendments. An amendment barring state support for commodity agencies and timber associations unsettled the measure, possibly killing it this session. The bill moves to the House for concurrence, with time running out before adjournment.

Robert van Buskirk Boise UPI Idaho Senate House Commodity Commissions Timber Associations

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