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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1973

Page

2

War Memorial Field Lighting Plan Approved

Bonner County Commissioners approved Lighting the War Memorial Field as Bulldog Bench aims to finish by June 1. A Spokane firm offered 40000 dollars for lighting with a three week completion window once started. The panel warned the group to complete the Pileon project first and noted potential additional costs and contributions.

Bulldog Bonner County War Memorial Field Lee Budell Sandpoint Budell

Board To Meet With Janitors Postponed

A work session to set budget priorities for School District 82 was postponed. The board will instead meet with custodians at 7 30 p m in the Sandpoint High School library.

Sandpoint High School

Private Car Owners Warned In Idaho About Emission Rules

Caldwell Idaho officials warn private car owners that disconnecting air pollution control devices can bring a three hundred dollar fine and up to one thousand dollars in civil penalties. Bob Bushell of the Department of Environmental and Community Services notes the Idaho Muffler Code bans excessive noise or smoke and prohibits removing emission control devices from cars.

Caldwell Idaho UPI Bob Bushell Department of Environmental and Community Services Bushnell

Spring Officially Arrives in Intermountain West at Equinox

United Press International reports spring arrived today at 11:13 a.m. as the sun crossed the equator. The vernal equinox is marked by nearly equal daylight and darkness with sunrise at 6:32 a.m. and sunset at 6:40 p.m.

United Press International Intermountain West Equator National Weather Service

Weather Outlook For Sandpoint

Sandpoint reports considerable cloudiness today and tonight with a few showers. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and cooler with light winds. Precipitation chances run 40 percent today and tonight and 30 percent on Wednesday. Highs today around 45. Lows tonight near 30. Highs Wednesday about 40.

Idaho Senate leader attacks Lenaghen PUC appointment

Idaho Senate President Pro Tem James Ellsworth accuses Gov. Cecil Andrus of delaying the Rob ert Lenaghen appointment to the Public Utilities Commission until after adjournment to avoid Senate confirmation. Ellsworth notes the law sets the second Monday in January for appointments and requests Senate action. The legislature had adjourned prior to the announcement.

Lenaghen Department of Administrative Services Andrus Idaho Ellsworth Senate Public Utilities Commission

Cycle Car Crash Kills Local Man

Preston Edwin Mikesell, 39, a Sandpoint special education teacher, was killed Monday evening on Highway 200 near his home. Albert L. Bouse, 31, of Ponderay, driven with Dixie M. Bouse as a passenger, was involved as the other vehicle. investigation ongoing by Idaho State Police.

Ron Bruce Gary Pate Preston E. Mikesell Bee Sandpoint Bonner General Hospital Preston Edwin Mikesell Mikesell Albert L. Bouse Ponderay Dixie M. Bouse Idaho State Police Bouse Ron Bruce Joan Debbie Brendy

City Uses Revenue Funds for New Hall in Nampa

The Nampa Idaho city council earmarks 1972 revenue sharing funds and 1973 receipts to finance a new city hall. If the March 27 bond election fails the resolution is voided. the plan pairs a $575000 bond with a $170000 federal grant via the State Law Enforcement Planning Commission.

Nampa Idaho State Law Enforcement Planning Commission

Andrus Vetoes Stream Act Andrus Vetoes Stream Act

Idaho Governor Cecil Andrus vetoed six bills including a contentious amendment to the State Stream Channel Protection Act deeming it a radical policy shift. He praised the 1971 law protecting streams and noted the vetoes also covered lake jurisdiction, vocational education, and nine day pre election registration limits.

Boise Upi Cecil Andrus Andrus Idaho State Land Board State Board of Vocational Education Legislative Commission Office of Education

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