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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1973
Page
1
Bonner County School Board district 82 discussed Hope School fire hazards approving install of a hydrant and self closing boiler room door plus sheet rock. They approved six half days or three full days for curriculum changes and plan visits to schools to study programs.
Pend Oreille Lake lowered to 2053.3 ft on Nov 12 and expected to drop to about 2052.0 ft by Nov 20 to protect kokanee spawning zones. Dam discharge at Albeni Falls increased from 20 000 cfs to 26 000 cfs but inflow surge slows drawdown to roughly 0.1 ft per day. For updates call 263-3019.
Dedication ceremonies Friday marked the completion of a nine mile road to Schweitzer Basin Ski Bowl with paving seal coating and improved access. Schweitzer manager Sam Wormington notes the upcoming summer season is vital for maintenance while crews groom slopes and perform general work including new runs and erosion control seeded with grass by helicopter to aid early opening.
A Northwest Power Pool spokesman said actual loads exceeded estimates for the week ending Nov 8 due to low temperatures. Merrill Schultz, coordinating engineer, noted natural streamflow declined despite regional precipitation but predicted a significant rise in streamflows with continued heavy rain and higher freezing levels.
City Council weighed final designs for the Sandpoint sewage plant as approval hinges on signing a waste-disposal contract with Colburn Landfill owner Ron May. Welker presented the $1.13 million project with federal $847k and state $133.5k funding, and bids to start in February 1974.
Idaho officials complain the federal mandatory fuel allocation program, begun November 1, is collapsing under a buck passing cycle. Officials said farmers loggers and homeowners face shortages as the system lacks forms tools and clear authority, risking crisis as distributors fear fines for misallocations.
Var iable cloudiness through Thursday with showers occasionally mixed with snow. Southerly winds 10 to 20 miles per hour.
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