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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1974

Page

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Bonner County Council Gets Guidelines For Duties

County council chairman James Osman outlined proposed guidelines for the Bonner County Council. The plan sets nine members with three from local government, three from the public sector, and three from consumer services. Regional councils would mirror each county council and review public assistance cases, inform applicants, and suggest improvements to the state Health and Welfare Department.

Bonner County James Osman Osman Cecil .D. Andrus Dept. of Health and Welfare H of W State H & W Department State Department of H & W

Toys For Tots Donations Begin

Three Sandpoint residents contribute 25 dollars pushing the Toys for Tots total to 1525 for Christmas aid. The Sandpoint Lions Club leads the drive with churches, civic groups and businesses assisting.

Sandpoint Eva Whitehead J. Henry Perkins Bud Benoit Sandpoint Lions Club Lions Club Sandpoint Jr. High Jerry Ryan Bob Glock Sandpoint Motors Roger Lubbers Evergreen Ford Lee Mahler Bank of Idaho

HEW Grants State Health Department EMS Training Funds

The Department of Health and Welfare received a 235 695 dollar HEW grant to train emergency medical services personnel. The award is part of 78 nationwide grants to improve basic and advanced EMS training for about 36 000 health workers.

Boise UPI USS. Department of Health, Education and Welfare State Department of Health and Welfare HEW

City to Cite Juniors Crossing Street Midblock

Following a Sandpoint resident complaint about junior high students crossing in the street midblock the City Police Department will start issuing citations to violators.

Jr. High

Murphy Defeated but Not Beaten in Idaho Governor Race

Jack M. Murphy, defeated for Idaho governor, says he is not beaten and expects to wind down his eight year term as lieutenant governor. He reflects on his political career, notes wounds heal, and anticipates an orderly transition to Lt. Gov. elect John V. Evans as he weighs future plans.

Richard Charnock Boise UPI Jack M. Murphy John V. Evans Murphy Robert E. Smylie Don Samuelson Republican Party Smylie Samuelson

PP&L Rate Hike Approved In Idaho By PUC

The Public Utilities Commission authorized Pacific Power & Light Co to raise Idaho rates, boosting annual revenue by 322000 dollars. It rejected a 2.6 percent return for 1974 as unjust and ordered a revised tariff to achieve an 8.4 percent return.

Boise UPI Public Utilities Commission Today Pacific Power & Light Co Idaho PUC Pp&l

Sandpoint Weather Forecast With Patchy Fog Through Friday

Variable cloudiness and patchy fog persist in Sandpoint through Friday. Temperatures remain steady with northeasterly winds 5 to 10 mph and a 10 percent chance of precipitation.

Two Injured When Pickup Hits Trailer

Two men ride in a pickup and suffer facial lacerations when it crashes into a tractor trailer on US Highway 95 just north of here. The tractor trailer, driven by Stephan A Nickle of Salt Lake City, was turning around under orders to return to Sandpoint for a trip permit.

Bonner General Hospital U.S. 95 Here Ron Bruce Bee US Highway 95 Stephan A Nickle Salt Lake City George Hicks Sandpoint Bruce Hicks

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