Idaho Emphasizes Vulnerability to New Oil Embargo
Douglas E. Bean, executive director of the Idaho Petroleum Council, warns Caldwell audience Idaho faces greater risk from a possible oil embargo than two years ago as Canadian supplies shrink. He cites heavy farm energy use, calls for conservation and more domestic oil, and notes no near replacement for oil and gas for 10 to 15 years.
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Caldwell, Idaho
UPI
Idaho Petroleum Council
Idaho
Idaho Conservation League
Caldwell
Douglas E. Bean
Canada
Bean
Snake River
Mideast
Canadian National Energy Board
Alaska
Weekend property damage reported by Sandpoint police
Sandpoint police reports over the weekend described property destruction including a slashed radial tire on a patrol unit costing 75 to 100 dollars, a damaged parking lot exit arm near Church Street, and a BB gun window shot at Dr Clarice M. Prohl on 200 South Euclid causing about 100 dollars in damage.
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Sandpoint
Church Street
South Euclid
Clarice M. Prohl
Sandpoint Chamber to Sponsor University Led Business Seminar
The Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a University of Idaho seminar on Financial Planning for Your Future in Moscow Idaho. Glens Utzman will teach as CPA and attorney covering tax-deferred annuities estate gifts wills and property transfers. Sessions run December 4 and December 9 1975 at 7 PM in City Council Chambers with $15 registration at the door.
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Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce
University of Idaho
Center For Business Development and Research
Moscow
Idaho
Glen Utzman
CPA
College of Business & Economics
Robert W Beasley
Blue Mountain Mobile Phone Company
Bonner and
Boundary
Blue Mountain
Howard Waterworks Inc
Idaho education budget to limit new programs and boost cooperation
State Superintendent Roy Truby warned that Idaho will cap new and expanding programs due to tight finances. He urged focus on communication and citizen involvement while proposing several funding and policy measures, including a $22 million general fund boost and raising the state equalization levy to 27 mills by year five.
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Boise
UPI
Roy Truby
State Education Department
Idaho
Truby
Legislative Delegate Assembly
Idaho Education Association
State Department of Education
Washington
Oregon
Nevada
Utah
Montana
Wyoming
Public Utilities Hearing Set In Coeur d Alene Backed by WWP Rate Requests
Idaho Public Utilities Commission schedules six cases in Coeur d Alene during the second week of December. Washington Water Power seeks gas rate passthrough and a nine fifty nine per therm increase with credits. hearings cover a customer complaint, a toll free dialing area expansion, and related utility actions.
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Northwest Pipeline
Utity
Idaho
Bunker Hil Company
Potlatch Corporation
North Shore Motor Inn
Washington Water Power
Kootenai Environmental Alliance
Snake River
Hells Canyon
Kidwell Seeks Idahowide Grand Jury To Fight White Collar Crime
Idaho Attorney General Wayne Kidwell will ask the next legislature to create a statewide grand jury under a district judge to subpoena documents statewide. He cites Arizona and New Jersey as models and seeks a preventive tool for both private and public sector misconduct. He also proposes related reforms including ending plea bargaining in drunken driving cases and repealing certain price and trade laws.
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Richard Charnock Boise
UPI
Wayne L. Kidwell
Idaho
Kidwell
Arizona
New Jersey
Legisature
Sandpoint Youth Detained After Knife Threats
A Sandpoint youth was detained Friday after an argument over a necklace. He allegedly threatened his sister with a kitchen knife and a pocket knife. The 17 year old sister and stepmother, both fearing for their lives, reported the incident. Police Detective Gardner arrested him. a detention hearing is set for Monday to decide whether he remains in juvenile detention or is released due to lack of local guardians.
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Bastian
Bonner County
Lance L Lowden
Lowden
Icy roads blamed for weekend vehicle accidents
Weekend non-injury crashes on icy surfaces included a Morton Slough area one car wreck on Dufort Road injuring no one. a US 95 collision near Cocolalla with 200 damage. a US 2 skid and rollover near Sandpoint causing 250 damage. and a city crash injuring no one with 300 damage after a hit and run at an unmarked intersection.
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Morton Slough
Dufort Road
Mark L Stewert
Priest River
Cocolalla
US 95
Doris B Taylor
Thompson Falls
Mont
Sandpoint
US 2
Sharon L. Parks
Spokane
IEA Endorses Bargaining Bill For Idaho Public Workers
Idaho Education Association delegates back a public employee bargaining bill with cooling-off period cut to 15 days. They also back directing 49 percent of new general fund revenue to schools and seek increases totaling 43 million for 1976, plus broader funding and policy goals for public education.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho Education Association
Legislative Delegate Assembly
IEA
Wayne York
Idaho
Association
National Education Association
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