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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1973
Page
1
Idaho plans a public building authority to issue revenue bonds for state construction. The seven member board would be appointed by the governor and operate outside state government to fund about 25 million dollars in multi service facilities.
A house on Fish Hatchery Road burned at 2 10 PM Friday with no injuries. Explosion from a wood stove heated by soaked railroad ties is blamed. The home owned by Al Welch and rented to Tim Kibler was destroyed. the Kibler family had four children and no surrounding damage. State Liquor Dispensary officials declined to comment on a probe alleging improper wine resale by manager Earl Charlton, who denied the charge.
More than 1,400 union members at Bunker Hill Co. walked off their jobs at 12:01 a.m. today after an 862 to 8 vote to strike Local 7854 of the United Steelworkers. The action affects about 1,800 workers at the smelter zinc plant and two mines in the Coeur dAlene district. Bunker Hill is a Gulf Resources and Chemical Corp. subsidiary based in Houston, Texas.
Bob Smith, administrative assistant to Rep. Steve Symms, resigns from Washington staff and returns to Nampa to organize a bid for the Republican nomination to the U.S. Senate. He cites a critique of big government and vows to cut government size, boost individual responsibility, and protect personal property and freedom.
Pend Oreille Lake dropped to 2054.0 ft by 8 am Monday November 5 marking a 0.8 ft weekly decline and 8.5 ft below summer pool. Discharge rose to 22 000 cfs then cut to 18 000 cfs to prevent spilling at Boundary Dam. forecast 22 000 cfs next week suggests near 2053.0 ft by November 12 with doubts about reaching 2051.0 ft this year. Drawdown ends around November 20 with that level held into spring.
In Sandpoint Idaho cold weather and snow fail to dampen interest as 1,159 voters may cast ballots in the mayoral race between incumbent Les Brown and challenger Jim Judd at the Fire Hall downtown. Three council seats are uncontested. Polls run noon to 8 p.m. with 258 new qualifiers since registration.
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