Statewide recreation trails association may aid funding and priorities
The proposal outlines forming a statewide recreation trails association to set priorities and secure funding. It would operate independently of government yet serve as a sounding board for federal state and local decision makers on recreation and safety. Inclusion of bicyclists hikers and riders could enhance effectiveness.
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Recreation Trails Association
W.S
Arson Suspected In Harmony Heights Shelter Fire
Kootenai County Sheriff Thor Fladwed said arson was suspected after a fire extensively damaged Harmony Heights Shelter Home in Coeur d Alene. The facility had been licensed discontinued for health and safety deficiencies. the home was empty with no injuries reported and six of 15 to 20 mobile homes destroyed. Damage estimated in the many thousands of dollars.
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Fladwed
Television Schedule Mosaic From KTQ TV Dayline
Readable portion lists a full day of programs across channels with times from 6:00 AM to 4:00 AM including Today Show The Doctors As the World Turns CBS Morning News Captain Kangaroo Joker is Wild Gambit Now You See It Good mix of soap operas game shows and classic children's programs reflecting a busy TV lineup. The listing mentions news programs NBC Nightly News World Today News and Wide World In Concert alongside entertainment and daytime dramas.
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Wide World
Sound Off Editorial Policy Notes
Editor notes limit letters to 250 words and require legible submissions. Unsigned letters won’t be published and the paper reserves the right to edit for taste or refuse publication. Opinions in Sound-off not necessarily those of the Daily Bee.
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Daily Bee
Recall Petition Sparks Sheriff Support in Idaho Letter
A Sagle reader defends Bonner County Sheriff Bob Wilcox against recall efforts. The writer praises Wilcox for 12 years in county policing, FBI academy training, and deputies’ certification efforts, arguing no better qualified successor exists. He urges signers to consider the impact of recalling him.
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Idaho Police Academy
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Obituary notices for Ray Brotherton Roma Lou Brotherton and Ethel Allison
Ray Brotherton 69 of Plains Montana died March 26 1975. Roma Lou Brotherton his wife preceded him in December. Graveside services set for March 29 at Pinecrest Cemetery with Rev. Nolan Redman officiating at 1 pm. Jack Garrison died March 27 in Spokane Veterans Hospital. Funeral services pending at Moon Chapel. Ethel Allison died March 27 1975 in Wenatchee Washington. Funeral services pending at Moon Chapel.
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Jack Garrison
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Moon Chapel
Ethel Allison
Wenatchee
Wash
Alaska oil pipeline begins buried on Tensina River flood plain
The first 1418 feet of the 48 inch pipeline are buried 18 feet deep by huge tractors as Alyeska moves toward a 797 mile main line. The $6 billion project aims to bring Alaska oil to the continental U S and reduce dependence on foreign energy with 1.2 million barrels daily by mid 1977 amid prior environmental protests.
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Oil Industry Uses Faster Imports To Dodge Tariff Tax
The oil industry reportedly saved about 50 million dollars in taxes by accelerating petroleum imports to beat Ford’s February 1 tariff, triggering a 1.5 billion swing in the U.S. trade balance as imports fell from 286 million barrels in January to 156 million in February.
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Leonard Curry
UPI
Washington
Ford
Commerce Department
U.S
Federal Energy: ‘Administration
Merchants Plan Downtown Tree Planting Meeting
John Porter of the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce urges merchants to attend the April 3 meeting at the Pastime to finalize plans for planting at least 50 trees downtown. Contacts include Jim Tinsman Arnie Critchlow and Porter.
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Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce
John Porter
Jim Tinsman
Arnie Critchlow
Porter
High School Parking Lot Crash Involves Teen Driver
Police report Jack D. Sands, 17, of Sagle sustained $150 damage to his car when a late-model pickup backed into the vehicle in the high school lot. The driver fled the scene.
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Jack D. Sands
Sagle
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