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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1973
Page
1
Bonner General Hospital announces a new 58 to 60 bed extended care unit to be attached to the new hospital building in Sandpoint. Board director says converting the present structure to a nursing facility became impractical due to changing regulations and higher construction costs.
Spokane Mayor David Rodgers addressed Sandpoint High School's 66th graduating class, urging voluntary service as a path to meaningful lives ahead of Expo 74. He cited Spokane's Expo planning, the region's volunteer networks, and Sandpoint's beach facility as examples of civic spirit.
Number 325 is the final K and K button number and must be turned into North Idaho Realty by Monday June 4 to receive 20 in K and K Kash.
Bonner County officers search for Robert Spain who is wanted by the FBI over a possible murder charge in Indiana. Spain was arrested in Sandpoint on stolen property charges after a stakeout with two women in a stolen car, but released when ownership could not be proven. An FBI notice followed about the murder connection.
Bonner County Commissioners awarded a contract for drop box solid waste disposal to Ray Trout and John Swenson at 90 cents per cubic yard plus a 10 percent dumping charge. Bids from Ray Eller and Robert E. McElfish were within a cent of each other, with Trout's 99 cent bid and Eller at 1.10964.
The Sandpoint area expects showers and thundershowers with cooler wind on Thursday. Clouds bring a 30 percent risk of rain tonight and again Thursday, with post frontal gusty southerly winds and temperatures ranging from a low around 45 degrees to a high near 65 on Thursday.
A recall effort against State Rep. Patricia McDermott failed on a technicality as Secretary of State Cenarrusa and Attorney General clarified defects in petition data. Preliminary counts showed 2559 signatures, but 344 lacked signer post office information, potentially halting the process.
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