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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1972

Page

5

Accountant proposes Mountain Bell cut rates via capital restructuring

Wyoming Public Service Commission hears from S Del Low of Touche Ross that Mountain Bell could save about 2 million for Wyoming subscribers by shifting to a higher debt ratio. He notes utilities aim for a 35 10 55 mix, but Mountain Bell argues 48 debt is needed. changing could downgrade bonds though after tax benefits may pass to ratepayers.

Jams L. Overton Cheyenne UP1 Certified Public Wyoming Public Service Commission Mountain Bell S. del Low Boise Idaho Touche Ross and Co Low PSC Wyoming Commission Idaho

No Shortage of Natural Gas Says WWP in Inland Empire

Washington Water Power President Wendell Satire asserts Inland Empire gas supply is not in crisis. He cites added Canadian gas to start Nov 1 1971 and 1972 plus a new El Paso Natural Gas billing plan to ensure adequate supply for years.

Associated Press Washington, D.C Washington Water Power Company Inland Empire Wendell J. Satire W.W.P Spokane el Paso Natural Gas Company el Paso Natural Gas el Paso Jackson Prairie Chahalis Washington Natural Gas Company Washington Idaho United States Satre

Snake River Islands Off Limits to Fishermen Through May 15 1972

The 85 Snake River islands from Walters Ferry to Brownlee Reservoir remain off limits for boat fishermen until May 15 1972 as part of the Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge goose nesting season. Islands bear refuge signs and shoreline fishing is prohibited during February 1 to May 15. Watercraft rules allow motor boats only daylight hours April 5 through September 30 on the Deer Flat sector. non motorized boats allowed year round except hunting areas per game bird regulations.

Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge Laxe Lowell Deer Flat

Geothermal Resource Bills Favored by Idaho House

The Idaho House Resources Committee sent two geothermal resource bills to the floor with a favorable recommendation. One bill regulates geothermal power development and exploration, the other lets the state land board lease geothermal resources on state lands. Attorney Phil Barber noted the unsure outlook for the measures.

Boise UPI House Resources Committee Idaho Suspeni Senate House State Land Board

Red Heads Featured in Sandpoint Exhibition Night

At Bulldog gym this Saturday night the Red Heads women face the Sandpoint Town Team in a program that includes an exhibition table tennis match between SHS champion Paul Csprosz and top local player Bob Farmin during halftime. Booster Club president Rob Kincaid notes added preliminaries, a Battle of the Generation Gap, and police chief George Elliot officiating with banker Bill Dowling as linesman. The event also features many former Bulldogs and ends with Pat Overman leading the Red Heads in their sixth season with a strong 173 win pace last year.

Red Heads Bulldog Gym Paul Csprosz Sandpoint High School Bob Farmin Sandpoint Rob Kincaid SHS Csprosz-Farmin Kincaid George Elliot Elliot Enforcer Bill Dowling Idaho First National Bank Gary Elliot Washington State University Cougars Larry Dave Dillon Vance Ekwortzell Smokey Chubb Terry Thompson Mike Jack Parkins Pat Overman Sixfoot Linda Shanks

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