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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1971

Page

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Manning named director of aeronautics for Idaho

The State Board of Aeronautics unanimously chose State Sen. Darrell Manning to fill the $13,200 yearly post of director of aeronautics after reviewing minutes that led to the resignation of Chet Moulton who served nearly 26 years. Other applicants included Mel Hirschi and Mike Loening with Boise and Moscow origins, while Ada County Commissioner John Pastida expressed interest.

Boise UPI State Board of Aeronautics Darrell Manning D-Pocatello Chet Moulton Mel Hirschi Moscow Mike Loening Commission George Cooke John Pastida Ada County Cooke Cliff Hinkley Lewiston Hinkley Manning Warren Barry Twin Falls

Sandpoint Rail Tieups Prompt State Action Request

Boise spokesman for Gov Cecil D Andrus says the Public Utilities Commission should address ongoing Sandpoint train crossing delays caused by long freight runs. An Amtrak passenger stop resident letter cites an editorial urging Burlington Northern and Great Northern to split trains as promised.

Boise -Ups Cecil D. Andrus Public Utilities Commission Sandpoint Edward Williams Andrus Idaho Daily Bee Railroad PUG Burlington Great Northern

Weekend accidents injure one and damage three cars

Two accidents over the weekend near Sandpoint produced one injury and extensive vehicle damage. Douglas A. Moore, 19, of Sandpoint, was cited for failure to yield after his car collided with Duane J. Finney, 21, also of Sandpoint, on Boyer Avenue. A second crash involved Tommy Powell, 53, of Spirit Lake, whose car rolled in a ditch on U.S. 41. Powell was not cited as a breath test was pending.

Bonner County Douglas ‘A. Moore Sandpoint Duane J. Finney Ron Bruce Finney Boyer Avenue Moore Tommy Powell Spirit Lake Bill Dorn Powell

Sandpoint Chamber Announces Summer Hours

Barbara Remmers of the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce said the Chamber Office at the Sandpoint Community Hall will open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily from May 1 to September 1. Winter hours were 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Barbara Remmers Sandpoint

Weather Outlook and Idaho Aviation Funding Debate Summary

Sandpoint forecasts fair with afternoon cloudiness and a 10 percent rain chance through Tuesday. highs near 75 and lows around 45. Minutes from the Lewiston meeting discuss securing a non general fund income source and oppose House Bill 306 which would tax aviation fuel. notes demand for employee lists and minutes from the prior meeting.

Sandpoint Lewiston Moulton Idaho Idaho Aviation

Priest River Girl Becomes Youngest Regional SCOPE Councilor

Dianne Wah 16 of Priest River High School is named the youngest regional SCOPE councilor and the only female member on the nine person panel. The council includes four high schools and seven colleges. headquarters shift to Seattle July 1 with a Portland June 5 meeting to set goals and activities.

Priest River Dianne Wah S.C.C.P.E Student Council On Pollution and Environment Dean Stevens Miss Wah Albert Wah S.C.O.P.E Walter Hickle Nixon Environmental Protection Agency Portland Seattle Oregon Wah Priest River High School S.c.o.pe

Downward Trend in Traffic Deaths Shown in April

Idaho reports a continued drop in highway fatalities with 68 deaths by end of April, down from 87 at the similar point last year. Fatal accidents for the year through April declined 24 percent from 73 to 55, and April losses totaled 18 versus 27 a year ago.

Boise UPI Idaho Department of Law Enforcement

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