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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1976
Page
6
Idaho Attorney General Wayne Kidwell urged dismissal of a writ prohibiting the secretary of state from assigning chapter numbers to session laws. Heiser said the court long ago held such a writ cannot restrain an act already performed. Cenarrusa argued the governor acted on the 11th day, beyond the 10 day limit, and sought relief beyond what governor requested.
Boise Idaho Power board chairman Albert Carlsen told a group of retired Bosseans that the Pioneer coal burning plant cost is anybody s guess due to inflation and financing factors. Sen Peavey noted the load growth is sure but costs uncertain. Carlsen argued opponents overstate costs, saying the plant is only about 37 percent of total estimates and emphasized availability over price for power. Peavey suggested rate changes and water rights to protect Snake River power.
Negotiations resume Wednesday between U S Steel Workers Union Local 5089 and Sunshine Silver mine attorneys to end a 15 week strike at the nation s largest silver producer. Union leader Lavern Melton says the company has two new Boston attorneys and 12 union negotiators. The strike has cost Sunshine about 10.6 million dollars to date with 261 of 500 miners remaining on the benefit line.
Idaho officials ordered a halt to use of the insecticide imidan after a Lewiston bee die-off. Investigators linked the chemical to about 1 500 bee losses and up to 1 million dollars in damages, threatening pollination for local orchards and fruit.
Wesley A. Tuttle, 25, who escaped from Eagle Island Prison Farm on May 13, was recaptured near Rock Springs in a vehicle belonging to a state meat inspector. He is jailed in Green River while serving a 14-year term for first degree burglary.
Geothermal heating study by Boise State University and Aerojet General Co expands beyond the Capitol. A 15 year old irrigation well near the Statehouse yields 104 degree water, while a Reserve Street test well reached 163 degrees at about 900 feet. Dr. Kenneth Hollenbaugh remains optimistic about nearer Boise Front foothills wells for higher temperatures.
UPI reports the deepest gorge in North America will be dedicated as a new Hells Canyon recreation area in Lewiston Idaho on June 20 at 11 am at Hells Gate Marina. Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz will attend along with Senators Church and McClure and Representative Symmes who backed or opposed the plan. A parallel dedication on the Oregon side at Hatpoint is set for July 31.
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