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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1976

Page

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Pine pulpwood chipping plant planned for Laclede area

A $378,000 portable chipping and loading operation will be established near Laclede with a rail spur to ship up to 100,000 board feet per shift. Campbell Forest Industries says five-year contract with Weyerhauser targets 3,500 tons monthly for pulpwood chips to mills in Western Washington. Temporary sites in Bonner and Boundary counties will support cedar breakdown, stockpiling, and eventual cedar product recovery.

Dave Finkelnburg Lnclede John Campbell Campbell Forest. Products, Inc Campbell S‘ ‘Lumber Laclede Will Bonner Bonners Ferry Elmira Forest Industries Weyerhauser Washington Bomday Boundary Laclede Bee

Park Committee Recommends Reopening Beach Drive Loop

A City Park and Recreation Committee meeting last night debated reopening the Beach Drive loop to vehicular traffic after closure to curb vandalism. Chair Steve Klatt cited strong public support from a questionnaire, while Councilwoman Emma Lou Hook noted local input favored opening also pointing to new electronic security. she said the beach park was not meant to be quiet. The committee plans to recommend reopening to the council and discussed continued security measures and the use of funds for Monument Park site landscaping with the Soil Conservation Service and Chamber of Commerce input.

Monument Park City Beach Steve Klatt Emma Lou Hook Hook Drive Soil Conservation Service Chamber of Commerce Chamber Toa

Ragland Bound Over On Robbery and Burglary Charges

Ragland, a Sandpoint man, was bound over to District Court to face charges of attempted robbery and first degree burglary. The case stems from a March 3 attempted armed robbery at North Idaho Warehouse Market and a March 5 burglary with about $60 taken, as testified by Clyde Marley and other witnesses.

Timothy A Ragland Quentin Harden North Idaho Clyde Marley Bonner County Gary Finney Marley Florence

Kiebert Heads West Team to Meet Congress on Forest Policy

Idaho Senator Kermit Kiebert will join a Western States Forestry Task Force delegation in Washington to press congressmen from five states on how recent court rulings threaten western timber lands and forest management. The group seeks remedies and coordinated policies to safeguard timber resources and fire protection funding amid proposed budget cuts.

Kermit Kiebert Hope Idaho Congress Kiebert Western States Forestry Monongahela Forest Service

Church enters race with pledge of fearless leadership

Idaho City Idaho Senator Frank Church announced his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination promising fearless leadership and a return to lawful government. He urged reform of intelligence agencies and denounced fear driven governance while highlighting his Senate record and foreign policy stance.

Margaret Bailey Idaho City Idaho UPI Frank Church Today Senate Church Ieavill White’ House CIA FBI IRS Ford United States

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