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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1973

Page

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Crane Contacts Power Line Causes Sandpoint Outage

A 11:10 a.m. Thursday outage in Sandpoint was caused when a big boom crane at the Louisiana-Pacific yard on north Boyer touched a Pacific Power and Light line. There were no injuries. The line burned a transformer, loads were shifted, and the transformer remains under repair. Only the immediate Sandpoint area was affected.

Louisiana-Pacific North Boyer Pacific Power and Light Co Bert Leonard Pp&l Sandpoint Leonard

Farmin School Closes for Parent Teacher Conferences

Farmin School will be closed Friday November 9 for parent teacher conferences. Students receive a day off while teachers meet with parents to discuss each pupil's progress and plan.

Farmin School

Idaho faces possible winter energy shortage warns watchdog

Idaho energy official Robert Lenaghen of the Public Utilities Commission cautions that a winter shortage could trigger blackouts. He notes Idaho relies on hydro power and warns conservation, including reducing Christmas lighting, may be ordered if shortages worsen. He criticizes Nixon’s plan and urges rationing if needed.

Welf Robert Lenaghen State Public Utilities Commission Office of Energy Lenaghen Nixon Idaho Bonneville Power Administration PUC

Goldwater Attacks Veto Override in Idaho Speech

Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater called the congressional override of the president’s veto a dangerous act that threatens constitutional balance. Speaking before about 4,000 at Idaho State University, he urged court review and defended strong military spending while criticizing Watergate era politics and President Nixon.

Pocatello, Idaho Supreme Court Goldwater Pocatello ISA Issues and England United States Mideast

Ponderay Elects Unopposed Mayor and Council

The Daily Bee notes Ponderay elections returned Wednesday with Charles Fontaine elected mayor for a two year term unopposed. Jim Steinhouse and Gunter Salfeld won unopposed four year council seats. A total of 20 votes were cast.

Daily Bee Ponderay Charles Fontaine Jim Steinhouse Gunter Salfeld

Artwork From Spain Heads to Sandpoint Auction Night

Spain bound Kensinger still life joins Legion of Fine Arts sale Friday in Sandpoint at the Elks. Auctioneer Harold Holle will lead bidding on over 25 artworks, beginning 9 p.m. Proceeds support the Legion scholarship fund and Sandpoint arts initiatives.

Legion of Fine Arts Robert Kensinger Malaga Spain Sandpoint Legion Dustyne Hope Anderson Kensinger Andrew Wyeth Les Arts Europe Belgium Commandeaur North Idaho Cecil D. Andrus Dustyne Sandpoint High Bulldog SHS Idaho Montana Washington

Lower Speeds Needed In Park Farragut State Park

BOISE UP I The State Parks Department asks the Highway Board to reduce State Highways 54 speeds to 25 mph inside Farragut State Park and to add stop signs at the campground junction and a park entrance kiosk. A 50-50 10 year road improvement plan is proposed. Bayview residents may oppose check in points on state highways.

Highway Department Parks Department Carl C. Moore Lewiston Highway Board Bayview Farragut

Weather Outlook for Sandpoint Weekend

Sandpoint appears cloudy with occasional light snow tonight and rain in the valleys. Early morning fog gives way to warmer conditions Friday with easterly winds 5 to 15 mph and precipitation chances around 50 percent tonight and 60 percent Friday. Lows tonight near 30 and highs Friday near 50.

Nursing Home Hearing Slated in Bonner General Hospital Dining Room

The Panhandle Health Planning Council will hear Sandpoint area residents on a proposed 60 bed nursing home at Bonner General Hospital. The Nov 8 meeting at 7 30 p m informs the council before the Nov 20 quarterly vote on the application. Bonner County representatives are listed.

Panhandle Health Planning Agency Northern Idaho Bonner County James Breinich Wanda Ostrom James Austin, Jr F. E. Mariernau Doris Blackwood Jan Meneely Roy Moe

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