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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1973
Page
1
Attorney General designate Elliot L. Richardson plans to name a special Watergate prosecutor next week. He expects Senate confirmation to follow after final selection from six to eight finalists. He offered to share the finalist list with the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Members of the Sandpoint Lions Club will canvas downtown streets and area shopping centers on Saturday May 12 for the fifth White Cane Days drive. Proceeds fund the Lions Eye Bank at University of Washington Hospital Seattle and other Lions projects including a Piano Tuning School and a High Conservation Library.
One car rollover on the Great Northern Road near Gooby's caused no injuries. The driver Ronald B. Cassal 15 of Sandpoint reportedly lost control. passenger Timothy Tarr 16, also of Sandpoint, was in the vehicle.
A coalition of Lake Pend Oreille commercial fishermen and resort owners denounces the Idaho Fish and Game Department’s lower Kokanee possession limit and October closure as discriminatory and unwarranted. They urge immediate rescission pending study while arguing the measures harm the local tourist economy and should favor Idaho residents with licenses based on sales. The petition cites factors like Kokanee size, lake fluctuations, and last year’s high water as affecting spawning estimates.
Washington United Press International reports testimony before the Senate Environment Subcommittee that coyote numbers are higher in the West than at any prior time. Sheep growers urge lifting bans on poisons like strychnine and 1080 to protect flocks, while environmentalists argue such poisoning fails and advocate guarding flocks with sheepherders. An Interior Department official notes broad public and state support for continuing the ban.
Fair and warmer through Saturday with light winds and minimal rain chance. Today’s high around 65 and low near 40. Saturday’s high near 75.
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