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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1977

Page

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Two Arraigned in Spokane Valley Knife Murder Case

A 58 year old Spokane woman Rapules Almanza was found stabbed to death near Samuels Road north of Sandpoint. Edward Palmer 21 and Milton Tartar 35 from Irrigan Oregon were arrested by Bonner County deputies and charged with first degree murder. Almanza had been staying with Herman Mitchell 57 when she disappeared and authorities conducted a large search by Kootenai County Search and Rescue. The suspects were at the campsite when the body was found and Palmer’s parents’ land served as the location of the discovery. Prosecutor Gary Finney said formal charges would be filed.

Opal Marie Almanza Spokane U.S Samuels Sandpoint Edward D. Palmer Milton W. Tartar Irrigan Oregon Bonner Palmer Tartar Samuels Road Mitchell Guthrie Kootenai County Boner County Gary Finney Forbes Colorado LeBaron Group Denver Alfred Murray

Septic Tank Warning From Panhandle Health Watchdog

Panhandle Health office warns Bonner County residents about unlicensed septic tank and privy pumpers operating by night. Reports describe a pickup with pumping gear soliciting work and dumping raw sewage in creeks or roads after jobs. Call Panhandle Health or the sheriff’s office with concerns.

Bonner County Sandpoint S “Panhandle Panhandle Health Ment Sheriff's Office

Priest River High Phase Two Bid Awarded to Lydig

Lydig Construction of Spokane won the second phase bid for Priest River High School at 710,850 dollars. Construction will start Monday with completion expected December 1977. Five other firms submitted bids and a federal grant of 850,000 dollars from the EDA backs the project.

Lydig Construction Company Spokane Priest River High Lydig Bonner County Federal Economic Development Administration

Food and energy costs push prices higher in April 1977

The April consumer price index rose 0.8 percent led by food and energy. Coffee and vegetables drove the 1.5 percent food jump, coal lifted energy costs, with a near 10 percent annual inflation rate. Officials expect continued inflation into mid 1977 despite bumper crops easing food later.

Sara Fritz Washington UPI Carter Commerce Department Maynard Comiez Comiez Alo Labor Department Florida

Negotiators Near Settlement in Bonner County Teachers Contract

After hours of talks between the Bonner County Education Association and school board trustees, a tentative salary schedule favors long service instructors and keeps initial costs within budget. A base pay dispute remains unresolved with a trustees offer of 8500 dollars opposed by BCEA aims at 9400. Personal leave rules also near agreement. Next meeting set for Farmington School Monday at 7 30 pm.

Bonner County Education Association BCEA Farmin School

Senate Approves Major Revision to Federal Strip Mining Law

Washington reports the Senate gave final approval to a broad rewrite of federal strip mining legislation on Friday. The move aims to modify mining regulatory standards and environmental protections, shaping the future of surface mining operations nationwide.

Drew von Bergen Washington UPI Senate Carter House Gerald Ford Wendell Ford D-Ky Ford Jennings Randolph D-W. Va Walter Huddleston Kentucky

Polygamist Rulon Allred Murder Probe Deepens

Murray Utah police say the investigation into the death of religious leader Rulon Allred widens as detectives consider rival sect members as potential suspects. Authorities note multiple leads and ongoing interviews.

Murray Utah UPI Murray Police Paul Amnes Rulon C. _ Allred

Sandpoint Festival Parade Float Backed by Local Groups

A Sandpoint junior miss royalty group and the high school marching band will attend Creston BC Blossom Festival Saturday, with their float assembled in under 10 days thanks to Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce and Sandpoint FFA efforts. FFA members renovated the float as a class project, aiding as the parade begins at noon.

Sandpoint Creston British Columbia Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce Future Farmers of America FFA

Hope Pipeline Project Progress On Roundtop Mountain

Hope residents age about 67 are hand digging a two foot trench and placing steel pipe up a rock strewn hillside for a waterline. About 2,500 feet of pipe laid. completion expected in a couple weeks with no outside contractor to save $70,000 despite health inspection concerns over bacteria.

New Hope Roundtop Mountain Hope al Williams Department of Health ‘and Welfare

Oil Cartel Action Source Of Debate

President Carter bets the foreign oil cartel will not raise prices much. Treasury secretary Blumenthal and Sen Hubert Humphrey question that view, noting OPEC may drive costs higher. Humphrey cites a Joint Economic Committee staff report predicting Carter’s energy program costs exceed Treasury estimates as prices could rise 7 to 10 percent annually.

William E. Clayton Washington UPI Carter Treasury Michael Blumenthal Hubert Humphrey Dminn United States Humphrey Congressional Joint Economic Committee Treasury Department

Woman's Death Investigated in Sandpoint

Sandpoint police investigate the death of Dorothy Ruth Stevenson 52 at 814 Alder Street found by family. Bonner County log lists the death as possible self-harm reported at 12 34 p.m. Thursday. Police Chief Larry Sterling declined further comment pending investigation.

Sandpoint Dorothy Ruth Stevenson Alder Street Bonner County Larry Sterling

Bonner County Poster Contest Winners Named

Sponsored by the Bonner County Soil Conservation District the contest stressed water conservation. Wade Brown won second prize of 7.50, Terry Randolph placed third and earned 2.50, Kathy Garrison won 2.50 fourth prize, with honorable mentions and 1 prize to six students from Farmin Northside and Southside schools. Kim Michelle Jones will have first place poster sent to the state contest for a 25 prize.

Bonner County Mark Cochran Kari Daarstad Lisa Medlin Farmin Wendy Offermann Northside School Wendy Spray Southside Idaho Banner County Kim Michelle Jones

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