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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1975

Page

2

Symms seeks moratorium on Hells Canyon classification

Rep. Steve Symms Idaho introduces a moratorium bill to delay classification of Hells Canyon as a national recreation area. He argues for study and economic context before locking up resources while noting Idaho imports 40 percent of its electric power and warning of rising energy costs and deficits. He sets hearings for April 10 and says the bill offers an alternative to the national recreation act concept.

Washington UPI Hells Canyon Steve Symms Ridaho Symms Interior Subcommittee On National Parks and Recreation Idaho Columbia River Oregon

Snow and Slush Contribute to Multiple Auto Mishaps

Roads in the area were slick and contributed to several crashes. Sheriff Robert Wilcox reported no serious injuries. Pri est River residents Albert Clapp, 67, and Phillip Heidekker, 29, collided on Highway 2 east of Newport last Friday. Warren Smith, 30, of Creston, rolled over on U S 95 north of here, Marchal. Passenger Earnie Lobessiere, 25, sustained cuts and bruises. Linda Riece, 20, and Gloria Mayoh, 20, were uninjured when their vehicle went out of control on U S 95 north of here last Thursday, with $400 damage. Albert Haviland, 22, of Sandpoint, lost control on State Highway 200 near Kootenai Cutoff Rd and struck two vehicles. drivers Hugh Suth, 55, and Glen Chronic, 58, were not injured.

Robert Wilcox Albert F. Clapp Priest River Phillip L. Heidekker Newport Warren L. Smith Creston Here U.S. 95 Earnie Lobessiere Linda F. Riece Sandpoint Gloria Mayoh Eugene Ore Kootenai Cutoff Albert L. Haviland Hugh K. Suth Glen M. Chronic Sagle Haviland

Idaho Legislature Ends First Regular Session

Idaho’s 48th Legislature wraps after 69 days with a deficit budget and landmark moves. Gov. Cecil Andrus wins public kindergarten and a first land use bill despite warnings of overspending and deficit risk. Roads and public works gains top allocations while tax relief efforts falter.

Richard Charnock Boise UPI Idaho Cecil D. Andrus Andrus Parks Department

Senator McClure pushed $1.6 million Brand S grant opposed by Pack River Co

Pack River Co via Nixon Lyons and Bell of Coeur dAlene challenges a $1.6 million EDA grant to Brand S Corp for a Laclede mill. Jim Martin notes regional milling capacity far exceeds available public timber, warning of overcut private lands. Doug Smith says McClure seeks more information from EDA.

Pack River Co Nixon Nixon, Lyons and Bell Coeur d’Alene Brand S Corp James A. McClure Brand S Laclede Economic Development Administration McClure Washington, D.C Idaho Pack River Jim Martin Priest River Sandpoint Bonners Ferry Coeur d’Alene-Osburn- St. Maries Nothern County Doug Smith Sen The Daily Bee EDA Smith Senate

Harmony Heights Shelter Denied Renewal License in Idaho

The Idaho DHW refuses to renew the Harmony Heights Shelter Home license in Hayden Lake citing repeated noncompliance and safety concerns. The facility uses mobile homes, shows nutritionally inadequate menus with weight loss, and poor vendor arrangements, prompting a health and fire hazard warning.

Idaho State Department of Health and Welfare Kootenai County Gary Haman Harmony Heights Hayden Lake Don Frank Region I DHW Frank

VanRossum Named Head of Aging and Nutrition Office

Bessie Van Rossum of Sandpoint is appointed to lead the Bonner County Coordinator for Aging and Nutrition, replacing Peggy Clark who resigned for health reasons. The appointment was announced by Dick Gomez, director of North Idaho Special Services, with Gomez having begun as director March 17 after serving as acting head.

Bessie van Rossum Sandpoint Bonner County North Idaho Special Services Agency Coeur d'Alene Ms. van Rossum Peggy Clark Dick Gomez North Idaho Special Services

Weather Forecast for Coeur d Alene Area

Partly cloudy through Tuesday with night and morning fog and a chance of scattered showers. Precipitation about 30 percent today and 40 percent tonight. Winds southerly 5 to 15 mph. High 45 today, low 30 tonight, high 45 on Tuesday.

Coeur D’alene

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