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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1973

Page

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Morton Ebbett Wins Re election To School Board

Dr. William Morton and Mrs. Marian Ebbett were re elected to three year terms on the Board of Trustees. Morton defeated Harold Marley 174 to 53 for Zone 4. Ebbett defeated Claude Hart and Don Scott with 196 votes to 150 and 7.

William Morton Marian Ebbett Board of Trustees Dr. Morton Harold Marley Ebbett Claude Hart Don Scott Hart Scott J. P. Munson Idaho State Board of Education

Fuel Crisis Worsens as Rationing Begins Nationwide

Amoco Oil announced a rationing program for its 31 000 retail stations as oil prices surge and supplies tighten. Cities and airlines face shortages with Trans World Airlines, National Airlines and Delta noting fuel constraints. A Houston trucking firm reports severe quotas and rising costs while experts blame lack of new refinery construction and higher consumption.

United Press International Amoco. Oil Co Cities Service OH Co Texaco Kerr-McGee Oklahoma City Atlanta Chicago Detroit Indianapolis Los Angeles Oklahoma Turnpike Authority Cimarron Turnpike Tikva Oklahoma Trans World Airlines TWA Midwest National Airlines Delta Airlines Blaschke Trucking Co Houston Larry Gutowsky ADA Morris A. Adelman Massachusetts Institute of Techology

Arson Suspected In Fire At Lumber Yard

Fire at the Louisiana Pacific yard destroyed about 5000 dollars of top grade lumber early Wednesday. Fire Chief Wade Brown said arson is suspected though only a few packs burned. Two Sandpoint trucks and a Northside unit aided 14 firefighters and LP night crew.

Louisiana Pacific Yard Wade Brown Brown Northside Fire District LP Night

Fair and warmer in Sandpoint with clearing skies

Sandpoint today will be fair and warmer with light south winds, becoming partly cloudy tonight and Thursday. Expect a high of 65 and a low around 40, with a 0 to 10 percent chance of rain and winds strengthening to stronger by Thursday.

BN to Close Area Roads for Ribbon Rail Work

Burlington Northern, Inc., says the county road north of Gooby's crossing to the next crossing north will be closed from 7 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. May 7 for ribbon rail installation. Possible closing of Boyer Avenue from 7 p.m. to 6 p.m. on that day or Boyer on May 8 from 7 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. is noted.

Burlington Northern, Inc Gooby Boyer Avenue Kamloops Kokanee Lake Pend Oreille Granite Creek Pack River Properties

Local Youth Hurt In Wreck On State Highway 200

Nolan B. Hildreth a 17 year old from Sand Point sustained injuries Wednesday morning in a one vehicle accident on SH 200 in Kootenai. Sheriff's reports say Hildreth apparently dozed off at the wheel crossed the left shoulder and rolled the vehicle into a ditch.

Nolan B. Hildreth Sandpoint Kootenai Sheriff's Office Hildreth

Andrus Schedules Capitol For A Day Tour Bonners Ferry

Gov Cecil Andrus plans a Bonners Ferry stop on Thursday for a Capitol For A Day event. He will visit schools and mills and meet residents to maintain direct communication with his office. A no host roast beef buffet at Lantern Cafe costs 10 dollars with Democratic Central Committee sponsorship. Andrus will also visit Sandpoint for K and K activities and fish with Dick Andersen Friday into Saturday.

Cecil Andrus Bonners Ferry Lantern Cafe Democratic Central Committee Andrus Sandpoint Dick Andersen

Smylie Hired For Reorganization

The Government Reorganization Commission authorized its chairman to hire former Idaho Governor Robert Smylie as legal counsel at $50 per hour up to 32 hours in eight months. Myron Schlechte was hired to assemble and supervise staff. the action was unanimous amid objections from several Democrats.

Kering Brown Smylie Commission Alsut Sen C.C. Chase D-St. Maries Boise Harold Snow Moscow Ae Commission

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