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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1974

Page

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Kamloops Fishing Derby Draws Northwest Reporters

In Sandpoint Idaho the annual Kam oops and Kokanee fishing derby closes with rain and a festival of banquets and lake fishing on Lake Pend Oreille. Notables from the Northwest compete for bragging rights while broadcaster Jim House nets the largest dolly varden and Gordon Palm the biggest kamloops rainbow.

K&k Sandpoint Estic Lake Pend Oreille Northwest Jay Shelledy Lewiston Morning Tribune Barry Kough George Scott The Idaho Statesman Boise Gordon Palm Coeur d’Alene Bill Derr Clark Fork Kamloops A.C. Wadleigh Chris & Mays Hope Jim House Robert Ebel Hook

Northern Idaho economy touted as up 15 percent

The North Idaho Chamber of Commerce reports the 11 northern counties show a 15 percent rise in the economy over last year. Bank deposits and loans are up 10 to 12 percent. The chamber urges improvements to U S Highways 93 and 95 and funding for agricultural aircraft navigational facilities in Challis. Idaho voting member admission to the Columbia River Fisheries Compact is urged.

Salmon, Idaho U.S Challis Idaho Forest Service

Ken Miller Seeks Steve Symms Seat in Idaho Race

Ken Miller 42 a former Sandpoint newsman and Daily Bee editor announces his candidacy for Idaho’s First District seat held by incumbent Steve Symms. He blames Symms for being controlled by big business and lobbyists and says voters deserve “common sense” alternatives and less political corruption.

Ken Miller Sandpoint Steve Symms Idaho Symms House Miller The Daily _ Bee

Drivers License Office Closure in Bonner County Courthouse

The Drivers License Office in the Bonner County Courthouse will be closed May 28 29 and 30 while staff attend a training school in Coeur d Alene.

Bonner County Coeur d’Alene

Fire Destroys Barn and Calves at Morton Farm

County crews and neighbors battled a morning blaze at Chris Peine's Morton farm. The milking barn burned along with hay and equipment, killing nine calves. two calves survived. The fire started likely from an electric fence knocked by a bull. nearby shed and silo were saved.

Chris Peine Morton Nirie

Five Charged In Burglary Here

Three Sandpoint men and two juveniles were arrested by Sandpoint Police for the burglary of Bruneel's Tire Service Sunday evening. Robbie Burt, 22, Kirk Ridley, 18, and Richard Dexter, 20, are held on $5,000 bond. two juveniles were released to their parents.

Sandpoint Bruneel Robbie R. Burt Kirk D. Ridley Richard L. Dexter Bonner County Pete Robinson Chuck Bastian Olive St Wilbert Robinson

Idaho Exhibit in Spokane Fails to Please Idaho Officials

Idaho officials say Expo 74 display costs total about 53 500 with 38 750 for design and build and 14 750 for space. Governor Andrus pushes revisions to soften impact. three weeks to complete changes. Remaining funds around 1 200. seeking private or alternative funding. Changes include backlit transparencies slide show and sculpture The Miner honoring Idaho mining workers.

Richard Charnock BOISE UPI Idaho Spokane Commerce Lloyd Howe Howe Cline Advertising of Cecil D. Andrus Statehouse

Corps To Begin Levee Repairs At Lightning Creek North Of Clark Fork

Emergency repairs to a damaged levee on Lightning Creek near Clark Fork are funded by the Chief of Engineers. The project revises 600 feet of riprap at two spots with total costs around 24 300 dollars. Clark Fork acts as local sponsor and the work aims to beat spring runoff.

Lightning Creek Chief of Engineers Washington, D. C Seattle Army Corps of Engineers Clark Fork Corps of Engineers Corps’ Emergency Authority

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