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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1977

Page

2

Andersons sue Bonner County over Red Fir Lodge permit denial

The Andersons and Teal Corporation file a district court suit seeking 2.61 million dollars in damages against Bonner County and officials including County Commissioners Jim Brockway Harold Anselmo Henry Samuel County Engineer Lou Vermeer and the Idaho State Department of Labor and Industries after the county declined to approve a building permit for renovations at Red Fir Lodge in Hope Idaho. The suit cites malicious and wanton acts and demands 100000 in punitive damages plus 2 million for losses and 500000 for Teal Corporation with 10000 in attorney fees.

Bonners County Robert June Anderson Red’ Fire Hope County Jim Brockway Harold Anselmo Henry Samuel Vermeer Zoning Commission Idaho State’ Department of Labor Teal Corporation Ae Net Bonner Department of Labor,‘and_ Industries Red Fir Lodge Andersons

Idaho Senate approves salary hikes for state officials

The Idaho Senate approved increases for elected state officials including the governor from 33000 to 38000 and the attorney general from 25000 to 31000, with other posts raised. The vote, 34 to 0, also raised three commissions and district judges salaries, sending the bills to the House.

Public Instruction Chase Vernon K. Brassey Rboise Senate Phil - Batt R-Wilder House Idaho Batt Tax Commission Public Utilities Commission Industrial Commission the Supreme Court

Congress Weighs Reorganization Bill for Carter Powers

Washington UPI reports final action on Carter’s request for authority to reorganize the federal government. The House approved a compromise granting a three year window with specific veto provisions and limits, while opponents warn the measure may be unconstitutional without explicit votes.

Washington UPI Carter Senate House Government Operations Committee Jack Brooks Texas Congress House Brooks Eel Executive Branch

Ward nominee for Idaho utilities post blocked by Senate panel

Idaho's Conley Ward, Boise attorney, faced a 6-4 committee vote blocking Senate floor consideration for the Idaho Public Utilities Commission. The panel urged Ward serve a year while awaiting the 1978 Idaho Legislature session amid questions about his preparedness.

Idaho Public Utilities Commission Senate Ward PUC Leon Swenson R-Nampa Evans Idaho Swenson

Spirit the Sandpoint High bulldog nearly killed by hit and run

Spirit the Sandpoint High mascot was struck by an unknown motorist on Monday night and is recovering after surgery. Dr. Donald McCormick said the dog should go home today as Spirit heals from leg injuries sustained when he followed a paper boy onto the county road. The incident prompted SHS to consider an investigation, with speculation about sabotage involving people in Coeur d Alene and Moscow.

Jim Waggoner BeeSports Coeur d’ Alene Moscow Sandpoint High Idaho Spirit Pend Oreille Donald McCormick Jack Woodland SHS Cotton Barlow

Bonners Ferry and Orofino Get Recreation Grants

Bonners Ferry receives 14848.28 for a nine hole golf course project totaling 162019.18 from Land and Water Conservation Fund with 70 acres acquired. Orofino gets 736.90 reimbursed as part of an 23748.11 two park project including 12 picnic sites shelter four bleachers restrooms and other facilities.

Boise UPI Bonners Ferry Orofino Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Idaho Department of Parks and Land and Water Conservation Fund Inett

Twelve Vie For Priest River Junior Miss Title

Twelve Priest River High School students compete Saturday to crown Priest River’s Twentieth Junior Miss. Five judges will assess poise arts scholastic achievement and fitness in the PRHS Auditorium starting at 7 30 p m with interviews after a noon luncheon at River View Restaurant. Sponsored by the Priest River Chamber of Commerce with Tom Jachetta as chairman.

Priest River High School Priest River PRHS River View

Spring Fling Tickets On Sale For Priest River Event

General Hospital Auxiliary announces Spring Fling at the Elks Club on Saturday April 16 from 9 pm to 1 am with two bands. Tickets cost 7 50 per couple or 4 single and proceeds fund in service training for hospital staff and equipment. Miss Priest River contestants list includes Jeri Smith Carol Skvorak Carol Valez and others with events leading to the pageant. Tickets available at the Priest River Times with reserved seating 2 50 general 2 and children under 12 1.

General Hospital Auxiliary Elks Club Hosital Priest River Jeri Smith Lions Club Carol Skvorak Priest River Dav Carol Valez VFW Jodi Bauer Kaniksu Lodge AF & AM Julie Nevins Priest River Wildlife Federation Dawna DeNooy Priest River Volunteer Fire Department Janele Shea

Absent Defendants Risk Bench Warrant in Idaho Case

Everett Washington defendants James and Theresa Andrews failed to appear in Bonner County district court on their trial date for insufficient fund checks. Judge Dar Cogswell indicated he would issue a bench warrant for their arrest.

James and Theresa Andrews Everett Washington Bonner County District Court Dar Cogswell Andrews

Vega crash causes $1000 damage near Westmond Road

A one car mishap on Westmond Road east of U S 95 at about 8 40 am caused $1000 damage to a 1975 Vega driven by 60 year old Theresia Branning of Sagle. No injuries reported.

Theresia Branning Sagle Branning Westmond Road U.S. 95

Bike Stolen From Sandpoint High, Student Reports Loss

David Gagin of 225 Lavina Street reported his green Coast-to-Coast 10 speed bicycle stolen from outside Sandpoint High School between noon and 3 30 pm Thursday. The bike is a Coast-to-Coast 10 speed. A student witnessed the incident.

David Gagin Lavina St Sandpoint High School

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