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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1973
Page
1
The Idaho Human Rights Commission finds reasonable cause to believe the University of Idaho discriminates against female employees in at least six areas. It calls for a conciliation meeting with complainants and notes lack of women in administration, rank, recruitment, and hiring.
In Kellogg Idaho United Steelworkers Local 7854 members at Bunker Hill Co. facilities returned to work today after a three day strike. Negotiators approved a new contract for about 1800 workers at the smelter zinc plant and two mines in Coeur d Alene district though details were not released yet. Larry Marshall said all employees would resume normal shifts. Bunker Hill is a wholly owned subsidiary of Gulf Chemical and Resources Co. Houston Texas.
Sandpoint police are investigating the theft of four new mud and snow tires from the Sandpoint Ranger Station. The tires, all 700 by 15 size, were spares on rental Forest Service trucks in the bull-pen area.
Public meeting at Bonner General Hospital discussed extending care facilities in Bonner County. Composed by Panhandle Health Planning Council members, the plan compares remodeling the old hospital versus constructing a new unit with shared services, pending financing and federal bed requirements.
Rumors of a Saturday opening prove unfounded as Sam Wormington’s office reports no plans to start. Skiers are urged to wait for more snow while Schweitzer records rain at 11 a.m. Friday.
The City of Sandpoint and Bonner County offices will be closed Monday November 12 to observe Veterans Day. Local residents and organizations mark November 11 as the holiday, with mayor Les Brown declaring November 12 official. Banks will close, schools stay open, and no Daily Bee printed Monday.
Deborah Elane Bandy an 18 year old of Route 1 Sagle escaped injury Thursday morning when her car skidded on ice three miles south of Sandpoint on U S 95. The vehicle crossed into the opposite lane struck the guard rail went airborne for about ten feet then rolled down an embankment in a broadside collision with no injuries reported.
Washington officials report Congress moving quickly on President Nixon’s energy crisis plan. Senate Interior Committee edits a bill to authorize energy cuts across sectors, with potential gasoline rationing and a national highway speed limit as tools.
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