Sabana City Wins Federal Support for Breakwater Project
Sabana city officials announce federal funding approval and permits for a breakwater and north jetty. The army corps will oversee construction with start within 30 days and a 90 day completion estimate. Funds totaling 89,4906 are matched by state and federal sources to include riprap fill and a future water pumping facility.
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Daily Bee
Marlin Green
Bureau of Outdoor ‘Recreation
Waterways, ‘Board
Idaho Department of Parks ‘and Recreation
Ed ‘Eitzman
Eitzman
Green
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Bonner County planning panel to discuss cement plant near Sandpoint
The Bonner County Planning and Zoning Commission meets at 7 30 p m at the courthouse to review a conditional use permit for a cement plant on Baldy Road near Sandpoint owned by C Roger. Six projects, including a boat shop near Priest Lake and a trailer park east of East Hope, seek final or preliminary approvals, with a rezoning request from agricultural suburban to commercial by Bud and Carol Mueller Northeast of Sandpoint Airport.
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Bonner County
Boyer
Reuben Knopp
Priest Lake
James A. Killingsworth
Priest River
Georgia Wikel
John Adam
East Hope
Laclede
Theron Foote
Johnson
Lakeview
Marvin Johnson
Hope Peninsula
Sandpoint
R.G. Gilmore
Mel Jukich
Vernon Hawkins
Bud
Carol Mueller
Sandpoint Airport
Beaverhead National Forest review period extended sixty days
Northern Regional Forester Robert H. Torheim announced a 60 day extension for public review of the Beaverhead National Forest land management plan and Draft Environmental Impact Statement. He urged extending to July 16, 1977 to allow field checks and more thorough comments. Headquarters are in Dillon Montana with copies available for review.
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Montana
Northern
Robert H. Torheim
Beaverhead National Forest
Torheim
Williams
Dillon
National Forest
P.O
Highway 41
Skihi Street
Yacht Sequoia Auction Winner Eyes Tourist Use
Rhode Island financier Thomas Aquinas Malloy won the Sequoia bid at 286000 and may turn the former presidential yacht into a Newport tourist draw during America's Cup races. His son Gary cites possible cruises while acknowledging no definite plan. The yacht now rides at Washington Navy Yard with other bidders like Judd Mouton offering up to 360000.
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E. Harold Dick
Leisure Craft, Inc
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Kneivel
Judd Mouton
Spartanburg
S.C
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Armand Hammer
Los Angeles
Hustler Magazie
Larry Flynt
Hoover
Nixon says inherent power to order illegal acts for security
The New York Times reports Nixon told David Frost in a televised interview that as president he has inherent power to order burglaries and other illegal acts against dissidents. He cited the Vietnam War turmoil as justification for spies and the White House plumbers unit.
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New York Times
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Severe storms drive tornadoes across Great Plains
Thunderstorms spawned more than 30 tornadoes across the Great Plains on Wednesday. Texas Panhandle and Nebraska led twister counts with damage reported in Arthur and Ashby Nebraska. Yellowstone entrances closed as heavy snow blankets western Wyoming and Panhandle braces for more storms.
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United Press International
Great Plains
Yellowstone National Park
Texas Panhandle
Nebraska
Kansas
North Dakota
Yellowstone
West Gate
Teton County
Jackson
Wyo
Wyoming
North Idaho Faces Continued Cool Spell and Warmer Weekend
North Idaho residents can expect cooler conditions with a decreasing shower chance. Skies will be partly sunny on Friday with slightly higher temperatures, and highs today are forecast in the 50s.
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Idaho
Burglars Target Priest River Stores. Small Losses Reported
Burglars hit two Priest River area businesses late Tuesday night or early Wednesday, stealing drills and a radio from Diamond International near Priest River while failing to crack the company safe. Items valued at about 115 dollars. Sonntag's White Cross Pharmacy in the Beardmore Building saw 300 dollars of merchandise taken, mainly electronic wristwatches, per owner Richard Sonntag.
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O.B. Scott
Diamond International Corporation
Sonntag
White Cross
Beardmore
Richard Sonntag
Sagle Timber Firm Wins Bid at Kootenai Orchards Timber Sale
Steve Graué of Cedar Ridge Timber Co. in Sagle led the successful bid on the Kootenai Orchards Timber auctioned by the Idaho Department of Lands. The sale drew seven firms with a record bid of 2,849.75 per thousand on ponderosa pine among major Douglas fir and larch timber valued at 14,644.50 to 35,524.50 for 250M board feet, located near Naples Idaho. Other bidders included Brand Corporation Laclede Everhart Logging and Louisiana-Pacific Pack River Verland Hunt and Harold Ginter of Sandpoint.
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Steve Graué
Cedar Ridge Timber Company
Sagle
Kootenai
Sak
TSA
State of Idaho
Department of Lands
William ‘J. Petzak
Forest
Cedar Ridge
Naples
Idaho
Brand S. Corporation
Laclede
Jerry Everhart
Bonners Ferry
Louisiana-Pacific Corporation
Pack River Company
Verland ‘Hunt
Harold’Ginter
Sandpoint
Swine Flu Comeback Fears Persist Despite Few Cases
Atlanta report says scientists warn the 1970s could see a major swine flu epidemic despite only five cases since last October. CDC researchers note past isolated cases and discuss stockpiling 88 million vaccine doses, while a South Carolina girl's death linked to the virus prompts ongoing investigation.
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Atlanta
UPI
Gary Noble
National Center For Disease Control
Nobl
South Carolina
CDC
Bruce Dull
Young Warns Rhodesia Against Widening Conflict
U N Ambassador Andrew Young warned Rhodesia not to widen the fighting by raids into Botswana Mozambique and Zambia to draw Cuban forces into the conflict He spoke after meetings with black leaders at a U N conference on Rhodesia and South West Africa and said Western powers must not be drawn in.
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Mozambique
Ian Smith
Botswana
Zambia
Mr. Smith
Ces
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