14 May 1975
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1975
Page
1
The Board of Trustees approved a truancy policy after input from principals agencies magistrates and the assistant prosecuting attorney. The policy defines truancy and outlines procedures for the first four unauthorized absences with parental permission and knowledge factors addressed.
Bonner County Sheriff Robert Wilcox was served with a Writ of Prohibition after a petition filed by John V. Strode alleges illegal controlled substances were maintained as evidence. The writ, signed by District Judge Dar Cogswell, requires Wilcox to appear May 29 to show cause why he should not be restrained from maintaining such substances.
Bonneville Power Administration official Norman A. Gilchrist outlined four step responses to energy shortages as Northwest utilities sign option agreements to build four nuclear plants. He noted two way power will start in the Sandpoint north area benefiting the regional grid tied to Libby switch yard.
HUD announces Bonner County joined the National Flood Insurance Program effective today. Property owners may buy federally subsidized flood coverage under the 1973 Act, with expanded coverage and eligibility for federal housing or mortgage assistance in flood-prone areas.
Electors will vote next Tuesday May 20 to fill a Bonner County School Board Trustee seat. Polls run from 12 noon to 8 p.m. at Blanchard Grange Hall Edgemere Grange Hall and school houses in Granite Idaho Hill Sagle and Southside. Two candidates are V A Verhei and Robert Klatt.
Elderly Clark Fork resident Arnold Klug, in his mid 70s, disappeared Sunday after leaving home. Sheriff Robert Wilcox said clues from bloodhounds indicate he fell into Johnson Creek near Bonner County and that his pickup was found a mile up the road. Acknowledgments were made to helpers including Jim White, Mary McFarland, Fred and Florence Brooks, and Larry Thompson.
UPI reports American aircraft sank three Cambodian gunboats and damaged about four more in retaliation for the Khmer Rouge's failure to release the captured Mayaguez. President Ford ordered the attack after Congress leaders gave broad support.
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